Topic: [PRE-Alpha]✅✅ The future of MMORPG's🔥🌍✅🔥✅Claim your LAND🔥✅Become the ELITE🌍 - page 5. (Read 1438 times)
September 14, 2019, 12:34:27 PM
what is being done to improve the experience on VR?
September 14, 2019, 09:49:27 AM
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this is really amazing.. such an amazing graphics ♥️
such an amazing graphics ♥️ September 13, 2019, 09:17:49 AM
"Attention, these are from our game but might not reflect the quality or the final outlook of the game"
While that may be true those environments were not developed by you. The Future city screenshots are from a asset pack on the unity asset store. https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/sci-fi/scifi-neon-city-118580
And while I can't find anything like the grass lands environment I would not be surprised if that was stolen as well.
Why are you being dishonest? Is there nothing developed at the moment that you can show?
Investors beware.
While that may be true those environments were not developed by you. The Future city screenshots are from a asset pack on the unity asset store. https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/sci-fi/scifi-neon-city-118580
And while I can't find anything like the grass lands environment I would not be surprised if that was stolen as well.
Why are you being dishonest? Is there nothing developed at the moment that you can show?
Investors beware.
Probably worth pointing out that like 99% of games are using at least some of the same assets. This is 100% normal in game development. Especially if the game is being developed on any of the open-source engines, like Unity. Also true for anything really. It's like you think this forum is anything more than a template.
That is true, haha
also popular among small indie's and we are a small indie company ^^
September 12, 2019, 10:56:12 PM
Lo que podrás hacer en Future city será glorioso!
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WOW ES INCREIBLE ESTE FORO HE APRENDIDO Y E INTERACTUADO CON LA PANTALLA PARA DESCUBRIR COMO SERA LA TIERRA EN EL FUTURO ES INCREIBLE MARAVILLOSO Y TAMBIEN GRACIAS HE APRENDIDO DEMASIADO GRACIAS MUY BUENA PARTE Y LECCION DEL FUTURO Y DE LA TEGNOLOGIA CONN XBOX GRACIAS
September 12, 2019, 06:44:11 PM
Wow nice cool game.. Future City sounds very dark... But some kinda awesome.
September 12, 2019, 06:40:05 PM
I think it's a good idea, however you need more work ... this type of game are interesting, but I think you have to give it some time to develop and have some maturity.
September 12, 2019, 06:18:54 PM
Hi group, I am working on a blockchain game that will have a lot of features and will be kinda revolutionary for people and will be pretty popular I believe and I am very excited to finally be able to announce it.
September 12, 2019, 04:27:43 PM
Can we expect a long support and constant patches?
September 12, 2019, 05:24:53 PM
Can we expect a long support and constant patches?
I'm not part of the team...
However, I am a game developer.
I'm curious, how long do you think a game should "survive" and how often do you think a game should patch?
In my experience, as the owner of a game for almost 7 years. Weekly patches are nearly impossible (without a large enough team and/or significant money) and after 7 years it starts to become very difficult to justify adding new things. Eventually, it starts to make more sense to add a new game. Doesn't it?
Paid DLCs are an option, but heavily frowned on by the gaming community. Lootboxes are a good way to earn money, but unethical.
Anyway, my point here is to ask you what you think "long support" and "constant patches" means?
This is the reason why it is economical to create a new game rather than try to maintain the old game.
I believe the "long support" that he's talking about is the unfading effort of the dev team to address issues encountered throughout its lifespan.
A team can only fulfil certain things especially if it has very small number of people working on this project.
However, updates once in a while is very much appreciated.
There will always be people that complain you don't update enough, even if you maintain weekly updates. Depending on how your updates are, people will complain you update too often because of their internet connection, bandwidth limitations, etc.
That's the issue in a nutshell tbh. It's the same on every aspect. Grind, shop mechanics, progression, etc. Some people want to be able to see endgame quickly, some people want a challenge to get there.
"It's lifespan" is what I'm talking about. What is an acceptable lifespan for a game? If I log into a 6-year-old Call of Duty, it has fewer people online than my shitty game does. Partially because they release a new game every year, partially because I don't. Either way, you can't make everyone happy.
September 12, 2019, 04:58:13 PM
Can we expect a long support and constant patches?
I'm not part of the team...
However, I am a game developer.
I'm curious, how long do you think a game should "survive" and how often do you think a game should patch?
In my experience, as the owner of a game for almost 7 years. Weekly patches are nearly impossible (without a large enough team and/or significant money) and after 7 years it starts to become very difficult to justify adding new things. Eventually, it starts to make more sense to add a new game. Doesn't it?
Paid DLCs are an option, but heavily frowned on by the gaming community. Lootboxes are a good way to earn money, but unethical.
Anyway, my point here is to ask you what you think "long support" and "constant patches" means?
This is the reason why it is economical to create a new game rather than try to maintain the old game.
I believe the "long support" that he's talking about is the unfading effort of the dev team to address issues encountered throughout its lifespan.
A team can only fulfil certain things especially if it has very small number of people working on this project.
However, updates once in a while is very much appreciated.
September 12, 2019, 04:48:33 PM
September 12, 2019, 04:37:01 PM
Can we expect a long support and constant patches?
I'm not part of the team...
However, I am a game developer.
I'm curious, how long do you think a game should "survive" and how often do you think a game should patch?
In my experience, as the owner of a game for almost 7 years. Weekly patches are nearly impossible (without a large enough team and/or significant money) and after 7 years it starts to become very difficult to justify adding new things. Eventually, it starts to make more sense to add a new game. Doesn't it?
Paid DLCs are an option, but heavily frowned on by the gaming community. Lootboxes are a good way to earn money, but unethical.
Anyway, my point here is to ask you what you think "long support" and "constant patches" means?
September 12, 2019, 04:11:18 PM
"Attention, these are from our game but might not reflect the quality or the final outlook of the game"
While that may be true those environments were not developed by you. The Future city screenshots are from a asset pack on the unity asset store. https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/sci-fi/scifi-neon-city-118580
And while I can't find anything like the grass lands environment I would not be surprised if that was stolen as well.
Why are you being dishonest? Is there nothing developed at the moment that you can show?
Investors beware.
While that may be true those environments were not developed by you. The Future city screenshots are from a asset pack on the unity asset store. https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/sci-fi/scifi-neon-city-118580
And while I can't find anything like the grass lands environment I would not be surprised if that was stolen as well.
Why are you being dishonest? Is there nothing developed at the moment that you can show?
Investors beware.
Probably worth pointing out that like 99% of games are using at least some of the same assets. This is 100% normal in game development. Especially if the game is being developed on any of the open-source engines, like Unity. Also true for anything really. It's like you think this forum is anything more than a template.
September 12, 2019, 04:05:00 PM
me parece muy interesante, nunca he usado uno pero me gusta toda la información
September 12, 2019, 11:38:46 AM
Is there a video of your game ?
There is a teaser being made by media professionals as we speak.
Okay !
I'm waiting for it
September 12, 2019, 11:36:14 AM
It is really amazing to see how these amazing ideas are coming out and how all our surroundings are changing. Really unbelievable things are happening
September 12, 2019, 11:17:01 AM
September 12, 2019, 05:07:26 AM
This game looks interesting and concept look really good. I will definitely check this out.
September 12, 2019, 04:42:39 AM
OK, sounds interesting, I will def check this out!
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