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KSP2 Insiders - Preview event hosted by ESA
WelshSteW replied to Vl3d's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
I wonder about the wording of this. Does this mean no live streams, or no video at all? If it's no video at all, the 'content' bit can only refer to screenshots? I would have expected there to be videos. I'm thinking of what happened with the other game I play a fair bit of, Football Manager. Content creators were given early access, and were allowed to make videos, and were given specific instructions on what they could show, and when they could show it. I guess there's something similar to that in place here. -
KSP2 Insiders - Preview event hosted by ESA
WelshSteW replied to Vl3d's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
Of course official pictures can be spoilers. It's not where the pictures come from that's the issue, it's what's in the pictures. I, personally, don't think these pictures are spoilers, but I can't speak for everyone. Popping them in spoiler frames isn't hard, and it'll give people a choice of whether or not to see it. It seems like a 'no lose' suggestion? -
KSP2 Insiders - Preview event hosted by ESA
WelshSteW replied to Vl3d's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
I guess they'd have given people different bits of the game to focus on as well? Might have a couple of people exploring Kerbin, some people going to Mun, some to Minmus... just to mke the videos a bit different? -
KSP2 Insiders - Preview event hosted by ESA
WelshSteW replied to Vl3d's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
Let's not bicker. Do we think we'll start getting preview videos from Monday? One a day from each person at the event? Or will they have 3 / 4 a day from a week Monday? .... -
I completely agree with the intent behind this, but to direct it at this picture is a little extreme. It's the main menu, can you really call it a spoiler?!? There's a bit of VAB stuff, but we've seen the VAB in previews already. And you'd have to have the magical TV style zoom in and enhance to see anything anyway.
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It was a joke
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Oh wow, now my hype is going crazy!! Any chance of an early early access??!?!
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How do they get the rating? Do they have to submit a finished / playable version of the game to someone to have a look at? Is this the rating for the EA version, and they'll have to resubmit when each 'extra' bit gets released? I have no idea how it works!
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Is the stuff playing behind ShadowZone stuff we've seen before? Or are we getting an extra sneaky sneak peak? Some of it is either really old and I've forgotten about it, or it's new.
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Poll: When are you going to buy KSP2
WelshSteW replied to GigFiz's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
If I could pre-order now, I would. -
Poll: When are you going to buy KSP2
WelshSteW replied to GigFiz's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
As soon as I can. TAKE MY MONEY!!! -
The Colors of Planets are Less Interesting
WelshSteW replied to mudkipboy7's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
I may be talking rubbish, but I think it's been a few different shades in the previews. I wouldn't feel confident saying for sure what colour it's going be when KSP2 is released, it may be closer to the original than we think it's going to be. -
Ok, my hype levels are absolutely going up! I have said in the past that I wouldn't watch any videos or anything before playing and exploring in the game myself, but I don't think I'll be able to stick to that! I just hope they don't show anything too spoilery, and tbh I don't think they will. I'm sure they'll have been told pretty much exactly what they can and can't show.
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That looks alright. I like the skybox.
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I'd prefer to see an explosion that actually looks like an in game explosion, rather then something that looks like a crap photoshop, which is what that looks like? It's like the scene is there and they've dropped a graphic over the top. It doesn't look like the explosion happened on the launch pad. It look like two completely separate scenes badly chopped together. There's no interaction at all.
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Exactly this (except the bit about it being quality work - it's really not). The explosion is being treated as completely seperate from the surrounding space? The light from the explosion isn't being cast on the KSC at all. There's no evidence of impact from the shock wave on anything. It looks a graphic superimposed onto the scene.
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What will be your go to Paint scheme?
WelshSteW replied to Snafu225's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Discussion
Silver / grey, blue, and yellow. -
Stock VR Support
WelshSteW replied to mcwaffles2003's topic in Prelaunch KSP2 Suggestions & Development Discussion
I mean, saying "No, I don't want VR support in the game" is bit stronger than I'd like to put it. I'm not interested in it, and would never use it, but I'm not against it being there for others to use? That option makes it seem like I'm campaigning for it not to be in the game, but I'm not, you know? -
The one on the right is better. Forgive my silliness, butis that something you've done? The one on the left looks like they've used the terrain tool for the clouds Darn it. They're just white mountains cut off before they reach the ground. And the water looks crap as well. But, again, I guess we don't know when these were done, or what's been changed since. I still hold out hope that they're making it look rubbish so we're wowed when we actually play and visit the places. My belief in that is dwindling though. Just one shot, just one, where it looks good. Or at least, where it doesn't look rubbish. Just show us a high res KSC, and a bit of surrounding terrain and sky. That wouldn't be spoilery would it?? This looks promosing? Way better than that left hand pic. You could argue this shows clouds, and mist / fog (which I know is really just a cloud as well, but still). Now I don't know what to think
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No it isn't, by definition. It's Early Access. Proper release will be when the game gets to v1.0 or whatever they call the first non-EA version.
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I'm torn on this. Will they really want to attract new players to an EA version of the game? Or is the EA version for us, and they'll hype up the marketing and publicity when the game is coming up for 'proper' release?
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I almost put this in a previous post, but I felt it would lessen the point I was making. We could be seeing 'dialled down' graphics because they want preserve the 'wow factor' for when we actually play the game. It'd be so much more impactful if the first time we see the full, high-res landscapes etc is when we actually land on a planet / moon. It's probably wishful thinking, but I REALLY hope it does turn out like that.
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This seems to have a much less harsh day / night line? It blends a lot more than we've seen previously.
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This is the video I was thinking about, and if my web-fu has been good enough, I should have linked the video below at the point where Jordan Pack is saying "the planets are going to be cool, everyone's going to like the planets, they'll be the driving factor for exploration in this game". So yeah, I don't think it was a stretch for people to think that the planets would look better than they have in the recent videos.
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They did promise it, and one of the videos of them promising it has been posted a few comments ago. I agree with parts of this. The ships and colony buildings they've shown have all looked like a massive step forward compared to KSP1. I don't feel like that step has been matched by the planets / terrain. Which is strange, because I'm sure I remember thinking the planets / terrain were looking good when they released the show and tell video where they went through how the planets were being made? Maybe I'm misremembering, I'll have to go back and look. Even the launch pad and the space centre buildings have looked good at times. It could be that they have the graphics turned down, or it could be that they're still working on the visual side of it, or it could be that what we're seeing is it. I think the fact that we don't know which one of those is true is a bit worrying. Would people be that upset if they said "look, we're focusing on the gameplay mechanics first, and the visual upgrades will come later"? There are a lot more planets now, so it would make sense that getting them all looking 'finished' will take a lot longer, maybe longer than they thought it would?