no, its one big universeNo45 said:Are there regional restrictions, or split realms/servers like other MMOs?
no, its one big universeNo45 said:Are there regional restrictions, or split realms/servers like other MMOs?
Nope, there is just one server.No45 said:Are there regional restrictions, or split realms/servers like other MMOs?
darkwing said:no, its one big universe
That's great, thanks. I'll install the trial this weekend and at least if I like it I won't then have to migrate somewhere else to find people.Ikuu said:Nope, there is just one server.
RPS: When I first heard about the idea of DUST and EVE, I felt like there was a class structure to it. You have your upper-middle class people flying ships, and then they employ the grunts on the surface. Now, that sounds massively appealing to an EVE player, but how do you sell that to a DUST player?
Thomas: Its actually not quite the case. Its not a one-way relationship. The way weve designed it, and the way weve iterated on the design, is that if you have a corporation thats pure mercenaries, pure DUST players, then sure, an EVE corp can say, I want you to go over here and destroy this guys infrastructure. Ill pay you this much to do it. And if you dont do it Im going to be kind of pissed at you. But then you can also have that DUST corp load up their war barge, go to any planet, and just attack it themselves. And they can take control of that infrastructure. Theres no difference between the infrastructure being deployed between the games. So a pure DUST corp can come in and just start attacking, or if its a virgin planet they can deploy planetary infrastructure themselves. So theyre not slaves. They can be self-sufficient. But unless they cooperate theyll never get the full benefits, because the orbital constructions and the surface-based constructions, they do literally need to be linked to form a space elevator, to gain the maximum benefits and impact sovereignity, so that encourages players to act together.
I started playing 20 days ago and was scared too. Don't worry, the in-game tutorials are pretty nice and the rookie chat is very helpful.No45 said:The game still scares me witless though. D:
Furthermore, I wonder if Dust mercs can employ EVE capsuleers to protect the skies of the planets they've taken over.ultron87 said:I just wonder if a pure-Dust corp can set up a planet to such a degree that they have enough ground to orbit defenses to keep their skies clear.
It seems like at that point the two sides will basically be working in a contract. I think that's the idea both sides can operate by themselves but they need each other.Furthermore, I wonder if Dust mercs can employ EVE capsuleers to protect the skies of the planets they've taken over.
We can always get a rich russian bloke to fund usFurthermore, I wonder if Dust mercs can employ EVE capsuleers to protect the skies of the planets they've taken over.
Metalmurphy said:From my short time playing Eve online I noticed they were a bunch of REALLY dedicated players there... so... how many PS3s do you think this is gonna sell?
The Shift said:Sony is basically blocking a PC version of this game in other words
D2M15 said:This isn't true.
Because they didn't force them to sign anything. The creators are responsible, so if you think the pc version is blocked blame them. Honestly, I kind of like that it's console only only because I think they are targeting two different audiences entirely. EVE has always been a game that I think could only work on pc and I don't think the EVE dedicated players are really a shooter crowd, in the same way I don't think console shooter fan would really be huge into EVE. You will have two groups with separate interests working together, each playing the game geared towards them. I think it's ballsy.The Shift said:Please, do elaborate.
The Shift said:Sony is basically blocking a PC version of this game in other words
IPoopStandingUp said:I never realized EVE was so complex. I always thought it was a game that featured a bunch of ships just blasting each other in space.
Momo said:Sony should put a copy of Dust on EVERY sony published PS3 and Vita game. It would be excellent marketing, plus no one would have to go through the "hassle" of downloading the full client.
IPoopStandingUp said:I never realized EVE was so complex. I always thought it was a game that featured a bunch of ships just blasting each other in space.
IPoopStandingUp said:I never realized EVE was so complex. I always thought it was a game that featured a bunch of ships just blasting each other in space.
Thats MS's own fault. lol Arcade unitsThe Shift said:Part of the difficulty of publishing on xbox Live is the file size restrictions for titles sold through that service. Dust will be quite a large download, possibly as large as MAG. If I remember correctly xbla has a 2GB size limit for all titles currently.
The bailout button.Lonestar said:Just load up a video of a massive space battle. GUI all over the damn screen! Which buttons do I hit now?!?
IPoopStandingUp said:I never realized EVE was so complex. I always thought it was a game that featured a bunch of ships just blasting each other in space.
Momo said:Thats MS's own fault. lol Arcade units
BobTheFork said:Because they didn't force them to sign anything.
I had an arcade unit tooGravijah said:Shush! Our disc tray is much more sexy because it isn't chrome!
Downloadable only.Gvaz said:The only real way I'm playing this is on a PC. I might rent it or something on the PS3 but I'm so bad at controller shooters.
I played eve for like 2 months and even had 50 million isk given and was in a corp but it just wasn't fun. The idea was neat though.
In my opinion, EVE is the closest thing we have to a spacefaring civilization within our attainable future.IPoopStandingUp said:I never realized EVE was so complex. I always thought it was a game that featured a bunch of ships just blasting each other in space.
Yes. I need more ISK first so i'm looking around for a way to fund it.The_Player said:So, is idea of forming our own corp is still alive?
Also totally freeDownloadable only.
They bitch now but really when Dust comes out no one will be upset. Dust has been the most exciting development in the community for years.BobTheFork said:Does anyone here play EVE enough to know what dedicated players think of this? IT seems like the sovereignty system is going to greatly change, are the player ok with the idea?
Heh well see what happens.I got some spare ISK given to me by friends every time I tried to start, I would be willing to donate a bit.
Well, there's the initial purchase charge, but that gets exchanged for ISK. The game pays for itself immediately, which is nice!Momo said:Also totally free
I've been to EVE forums and Facebook etc, and most of them hate that this is exclusive to PS3. Most even say that they hate CCP for that and are going to quit EVE online, not before they grief the hell out of PS3 dust users though so they'd stop playing which would result in the game bombing on PS3 and CCP would be forced to release it on PC... That's why I'm a bit worried about this game. I don't want crazy EVE players griefing me, hiring dust players and once we've got the planet for them what's to stop them from bombing us from the sky so they won't have to pay?BobTheFork said:Does anyone here play EVE enough to know what dedicated players think of this? IT seems like the sovereignty system is going to greatly change, are the player ok with the idea?
The Shift said:lol this talk of ISK in the millions, you're fucking kidding me right?? - you are going to need ISK in the billions to even be relevant in the bigger picture playing Dust514, you know, those big EVE stories people fap on about. Fuck, personally I have about 12 billion in assets and around 30 billion in ISK currently. Wealth like that doesn't happen overnight, you need possibly years to get to meager earnings like mine.
The alliances that matter have isk in the trillions for reference.
The Shift said:That ignores the main point of conflict over this whole thing - no PC version.
Come on, 12kk ISK it's like 2 hours of missions in med-secs. For advanced players - it's even faster.The Shift said:lol this talk of ISK in the millions, you're fucking kidding me right?? - you are going to need ISK in the billions to even be relevant in the bigger picture playing Dust514, you know, those big EVE stories people fap on about. Fuck, personally I have about 12 billion in assets and around 30 billion in ISK currently. Wealth like that doesn't happen overnight, you need possibly years to get to meager earnings like mine.
The alliances that matter have isk in the trillions for reference.
Except for the same pain loving fools that played Dreamcast UTAmFreak said:I think it's because a pc version would destroy the console version. If it's all in the same universe a console player would have to play against pc players. Cause of the insurmountable advantage pc players have (aka mouse) no one would want to play the console version.
LeoStenbuck said:I probably missed something, but what will stop established Eve corporations, from dominating newly formed Dust corps?
nataku said:I really hope they do a PC version. I'm not really interested in playing an MMO on a console.