Hi Everyone,
Going to be spend today answering as many questions as possible! Got a question? Post it up!
Note: While I'll try to give as much detail and information as possible, there are still systems that are not in a final state, or we may want for that to be a surprise for when you guys play the game - so apologies in advance if you don't get as much detail as you'd like!
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Custom design skills which are similar to those in our other games, which allow you to custom design an item (clothing, food etc.). We've coded this up from scratch to be a lot more streamlined for crafters, meaning a lot less steps to make an item.
Item creation skills which will allow you to research and create specific items in various areas. We've got a very cool system for learning new items here, where you reverse engineer items to learn how to make it yourself. This is a great way to differentiate yourself from other crafters, and rewards people dedicated to their craft, as they'll be able to create items that others can not!
Thanks a bunch!
Are the changes so much that we wouldn't even recognize similarities with the other IREs? What will be the same?
> MESSAGE Reading Messages ---------------- MSG(S) See a list of messages. LABEL <label> Messages with a specified label. MSG(S) UNREAD Unread messages only. MSG(S) FROM <person|SYSTEM> Find messages by sender. MSG(S) MATCHING <what> Find messages containing the text. MSG(S) [READ] <#> Read a specific message. MSG(S) READ NEXT Read the next unread message (RM for short). MSG(S) READ LAST Read the last message (RL for short). Sending and Managing Messages ------------------------------ MSG(S) <person> <text> Send a message. You may also MMSG [person1, person2, ...] to send a group message. MSG(S) PRESERVE <#> Protect one of your messages from deletion. MSG(S) UNPRESERVE <#> Free a message up for deletion. MSG(S) LABEL <#> <label> Apply a label to a message. MSG(S) DELETE <#> Delete a single message. MSG(S) DELETE ALL Delete unpreserved, unlabeled messages. MSG(S) DELETE <label> Deletes unpreserved messages of a label.
Apart from BEAST suit-tech, will clothing have any benefit to combat (or any benefit to any other mechanic?)
As it seems that the released races seemed to have achieved spaceflight at some point, is it possible we are going to encounter pre-tech civilizations in our adventures?
Are we going to have books/e-readers/suchlike? Things to write on so other players can read them. Or is this going to go the route of holocords? Accompanying bookshelves/databases to store/access them?
but more seriously:
We’ve gotten used to IRE geography being grand scale and large, even epic. How will the geography of Starmourn feel? Considering it’s an entire galactic (if that’s the word I want) sector with many, many planets, it feels like it should be huge, though I hope it all still feels as accessible as possible.
Jin
VOTE FOR STARMOURN
if there's no kittens in space
I'm going on a rampage
TectonToday at 2:17 PM
They're called w'hoorn, Groot
sets out a saucer of milk
On crafting, I would love to see a type of skill set that is unlocked or enhanced gradually by use of that skill set. Can we expect that at some point, even if not at launch?
Jin
VOTE FOR STARMOURN
if there's no kittens in space
I'm going on a rampage
TectonToday at 2:17 PM
They're called w'hoorn, Groot
sets out a saucer of milk
It is possible you might encounter some lowly race who does not possess the requisite mental capabilities to achieve spaceflight.
Books are so prehistoric! You will have written items in the form of datashards. You can link your datashards to other players mindsims to allow them to read the contents for a limited or unlimited amount of time.
Jin
VOTE FOR STARMOURN
if there's no kittens in space
I'm going on a rampage
TectonToday at 2:17 PM
They're called w'hoorn, Groot
sets out a saucer of milk
also, I just realized the unintentional pun I made with my previous post...I wish it had been intentional, lol.
Jin
VOTE FOR STARMOURN
if there's no kittens in space
I'm going on a rampage
TectonToday at 2:17 PM
They're called w'hoorn, Groot
sets out a saucer of milk