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EpicPants a écrit :

You're working on DLC instead of just completing the game first? :|

? The "DLC" has added Much to the base game, AND given us another world. I very much appreciate what Krafton did with it.

For me it's not crashing on start up but when Im loading a new game

Haven't read any of the replies but what stands out to me is your top speed, and dirty air is 21st... design all parts to have minimum life span... ALWAYS!

Я бы сыграл только если просто пройти режим. Я не гонюсь за достижениями так как в стиме их бессмысленно получать из за того что можно использовать атчив менаджер. Так что достижения эт фигня. И режим 5 и ревелейшон 2 для меня самые отстойные части

Fizwalker a écrit :

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Saying the game has no basis in physics means the game should look and behave like nothing we've ever seen before. Yet, I walk around in Satisfactory like I'd expect to walk around on Earth. The game is a simulation based upon physics we understand.
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This is a false assumption. It presumes that because we walk like we do on Earth, that all other physics are the same. This isn't the case. Place a foundation into any body of water. Does the water's waves move around the object? No. It goes through it. Given this easily reproducible experiment, "water" does not behave like it does on Earth.

Walking, in my context, is called an example, not some assumption I used to draw conclusions, as you strawman portray.

Putting aside theology and other unknowns, our universe and our understanding of it is based upon the physical laws. The closer a game simulates those physical laws, the more real the game will feel. Because reality is dictated by the physical laws.

If you could walk through walls in Satisfactory, then it loses a sense of realism, because physical laws don't allow that. Walking like a normal human being feels real, because that's how we actually walk. Wheres if I turned into a cucumber every time I took a step in Satisfactory, I would feel like that is pretty unreal.

spessodin a écrit :

invite please. if you may

Everything is ready

You are right. Don't mess with success!

Poyzo a écrit :

Plantsects STOP KILLING GAMES a écrit :

I am just done with Last Epoch... I really don't find the campaign to be enjoyable at all... Throw in all the rubberbanding and fps dropping to 15-20, and its just not enjoyable or playable in my opinion. There are literally so many issues that have been here for over a year. I am out.

Hopefully some of that Krafton money goes into fixing the game...

I said in another thread that Last Epoch is taking Wolcan: Lords of Mayhem's path. It's just a matter of time before we get an update saying "Thank you everybody for supporting us, but it's time for us to shutdown anymore updates. Thanks you again and hope you follow us for our future projects." like the Wolcan studio did. lol

To be honest, I don't see any parallels in the development of these projects, different developers, different engines, different problems and approaches to their solution. For me personally, Wolcen remained one of the examples when I liked the early version of the product more than the final one. Well, for some reason, the developers chose an inconvenient engine for themselves for the sake of decent graphics, but in the end, either for the sake of optimizing for consoles, or because of budget constraints, the game eventually looked both epic and very cheap at the same time.

This is very relevant to the thread topic