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Maybe once there is a prelude in alpha/beta and at least some more things to do than just fighting ? Even if it's a lot of fun right now the general public may perceive SG wrongly as a fighting game.

The process of randomisation is in itself a procedure. And in a game there is never true random generation as you could have things that don't make any sense at all.

I'm not surprised, as for a while I tried to imagine all kinds of reactions NPCs would have when meeting the PC again after he's been killed right in front of them. Funny stuff incoming.

We even have Force Push already ! (well, when thaumaturgy is available)

I think there was a purpose for the jailers to take off their prisonner's clothes before a whip beating. If you want to be effective against more than nude skin you may want to turn it into a flail, something already in the game. Even the bleeding injuries it causes are not lethal in any way...

Wait till Sui Generis gets in a more playable state (as it can't expect to make money such as Star Citizen without some solid content, Baremettle is too new for that), then you might see some posts about it in the SC other games forum. There are quite a lot of potential readers and I have no...

Knocking everything over might already be a native consequence of the physics engine. We've already tasted it in the combat alpha by dislodging the torch from its hook on the wall. That would be a shame given this engine to make furnitures "glued" to the ground.

Kinda forgot about this game, thanks Octo for remembering me. I think there will be lots of people enjoying SG fighting style who would love it too.

Totally agree, just like in Dark Souls where you could observe and see where the projectiles would spawn after you'd trigger that pressure plate; then it's up to you to walk that unkown corridor backward, try to jump over the plate or do anything else.

Place-holders, don't forget that. Still, so much games with great potential to come, makes me wonder how I'll find the time to play them all :3

Then what about a thaumaturgic device (which is static in the SG world) where you actually put the item you want to be able to summon ? The player would not be the creator of the device and just be able to use it after gaining some knowlegde, and if we want to change what we can actually summon...

Yep, just like lots of people assumed Star Citizen ships to cost 1m to create when they just were some focus in the grand scheme of what x strech goal allows the team to do, we're just given what really appeals to us without the whole picture. As for the woman char, for realism sake she will...

Eternal Darkness had one!

If I recall right, Mechwarrior problems were more about the networking aspect of the game (which isn't used here as it is single player), then for those who have fear about the small map -> loading -> small map, thanks to star citizen the cryengine now supports seamless transition between maps...

My guess would be, if they want to keep it realistic, you'd have 1 major city (capital level) then smaller villages in its wherebouts. I'm no historical expert but I think most of the Old World countries were forest until not that long ago.

Seems really interesting (especially the actual gameplay shown), I just find it a pity they didn't go for the dollar based kickstarter, would've given it much more exposure (I'm in no way the majority, but I didn't back it yet as £kickstarter ask me to log when the $ one just send me on amazon...

It is not as passive as you may think it is. Because of the physics, when you're holding your weapon, even not swinging, it is protecting you to a degree. But it's up to you to align your character in a way (s)he'll be able to withstand the upcoming blow, and if you're quick enough you can...

Yep, I too have found it quite hard to believe noone seems to realise how natural 3D would improve even RTS games (and others with that kind of perspective). I'm sure if I can configure mine so head moves control the camera I'll use it in DOTA as it's basically a hand free analog pad.

Can't say I'd support AMD CPU actually. They may (must?) have some kind of pros (more than price) compared to Intel but when you're planning to game, they are not the way to go.

Christmas family dinner is usually a "raclette". Just lots of cheese, potatoes and delicatessen (google translate for that last one, "charcuterie" in french). If I think about it that's basically what we're eating most of the time, just in a different arrangement :3