Goonhub
09-19-2018, 04:33 PM
Its a combination of things.
Immersion wise the various stations and ships are great, Oshan is a bit of a stretch but still beleivable (though I'd personally like more trench content - or even a static 'near trench' and randomized 'far trench'). I just lose the vibes on wild west.
I don't like the idea of the open map or micro-bases. The empty (or crushing) abyss is part of the danger of the game. And when it comes to micro-bases, lets face it. After a week or two we won't have the numbers. Unless we have a serious player recruitment drive big stations and concepts are bad ideas and a thing of the past. Even cog2 barely feels full at prime time. Players should be funneled closer so that they interact and, through that interaction, things occur and this concept qorks to other direction.
Finally, and this hooks a bit into part one, it feels more like a spinoff than a SS13 adventure.
Immersion wise the various stations and ships are great, Oshan is a bit of a stretch but still beleivable (though I'd personally like more trench content - or even a static 'near trench' and randomized 'far trench'). I just lose the vibes on wild west.
I don't like the idea of the open map or micro-bases. The empty (or crushing) abyss is part of the danger of the game. And when it comes to micro-bases, lets face it. After a week or two we won't have the numbers. Unless we have a serious player recruitment drive big stations and concepts are bad ideas and a thing of the past. Even cog2 barely feels full at prime time. Players should be funneled closer so that they interact and, through that interaction, things occur and this concept qorks to other direction.
Finally, and this hooks a bit into part one, it feels more like a spinoff than a SS13 adventure.