Re: David Braben's Elite: Dangerous - Kickstarter!
Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:18 pm
I think that he actually crashes in to an asteroid rather than being hit
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DB says Igor is taking it easy on him to give him a chance to talk.drew wrote:That dev is a lousy shot though, I'd have got him halfway through the vid.
Cheers,
Drew.
But it's much more fun to forget about that bit, and then have something fun to chat about.DaddyHoggy wrote:DB says Igor is taking it easy on him to give him a chance to talk.drew wrote:That dev is a lousy shot though, I'd have got him halfway through the vid.
Cheers,
Drew.
I'm definitely relieved to see that. And I like that they seem to be just pitching and rolling, too, with none of this "yaw" nonsense!drew wrote:Reminds me of a scene in Incursio where Rebecca and Coyote are duelling. Even if it is newtonian, it doesn't 'feel' newtonian.
<chortles> If I ruled the Ooniverse, there would be no yaw nonsense!Disembodied wrote:... with none of this "yaw" nonsense!
Yep.. when running from a horde of pirates, with drained shields, yawing side to side as you go is often the best way to prevent them from getting a bead on you. Pitching and rolling they seem to have no trouble adjusting their aim for, but yawing..Smivs wrote:Nothing wrong with yaw! It's not something I use often, but it can be useful, and it's nice to have it available.
I had the impression the asteroids were part of a planetary ring.. would explain why the field was so big.. besides which, a chase through an asteroid field is exciting! Reason enough to do it..Selezen wrote:They do seem obsessed with asteroids though.
I think it's just a quick and easy way of showing off how the game can handle multiple unique entities. It's the same in the Limit Theory video: lots of dust and asteroids (although Josh Parnell does state that most systems will not be like this: he just likes the effect).Selezen wrote:They do seem obsessed with asteroids though.
http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/146141 ... hart-dailyCorbeau wrote:Can someone repeat the link to that Kickstarter graph that shows pledged money by day? Can't find it anymore.