This is a bit out of date already, with Skylake just launching.
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True.
However, at least the tech is being used for something: http://www.theverge.com/2015/8/13/9131…
There is no pay-to-win, no freemium. Ships will be locked down and unavailable for purchase nearing launch.
The ships are offered similar to Kickstarter levels, as extra investment, if people are passionate about the project and want to support it more than the basic 45$ entry/fee for the total game.
-sigh-
There are so many inaccurate, blatantly false, and wrong things in this post. And so much appallingly meaningless and misinformed conjecture.
All I have to say is..., wow.
We all cry, every time 1313 is mentioned. :(
These GIFS don’t really remotely do it justice.
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The live footage is much better, in my opinion. (Ironically? Despite some audio corruption here and there.)
Hopefully.
I feel like this partially has to do with potential autopilot and self-driving stuff in the future.
I’m aware of that. But development/IP shifts like that can often affect how a game turns out, what directions it takes, and whether it’s still the same as it would’ve been when it hits release.
WHAT. I was not aware of this.
If the game is still the same. It’s been a year, and Crytek had to sell this studio and the IP over to Deep Silver. Hopefully this stuff is still a part of the game.
This is..., actually pretty darn impressive looking. Hm.
Although I would prefer single-player, honestly.
Lovely stuff. Great world building and art style/direction. Definitely will be following him on ArtStation.
That is an utterly fantastic GIF.
Ah, I see. Hm.
The Witcher 3. And I probably will be, for a long, long, long time still! :p
The one thing that this makes me question, is, will MGO even be worked on/finished by Kojima and Kojima Productions, then? Because my understanding is that, pretty much soon after MGSV is released, they’re out in the wind.