Russians in space

[Syril]

http://star-conflict.com

 

[Sergiu64]

Huh? It's like the people who designed the game don't know Russians at all. Hint: Russians DON'T smile.

 

[Whisper]

Thank God, we dont. Less hypocrisy around.

Also its not smile, its a grin.

 

[Sergiu64]

Its not smile, its a grin.

That doesn't really happen either. Even when they're in the process of murdering you they're usually scowling as opposed to grinning about their superiority. The people just don't know how to be happy.

 

[Whisper]

as opposed to grinning about their superiority.

Wrong here.

The people just don't know how to be happy.

Yes, plenty of anti-depressants are sold in Russia. Unlike happy people from EU, who are champions of happiness. With 50%+ unemployment rate amoung Spain youth, for example.

 

[Sergiu64]

Yes, plenty of anti-depressants are sold in Russia. Unlike happy people from EU, who are champions of happiness. With 50%+ unemployment rate amoung Spain youth, for example.

Well, I guess you're right. Russians don't know how to pretend that they're happy like people in other countries is probably a more accurate statement.

 

[WhiskeyWolf]

Why the fuck does it have to be an MMO?!

 

[Konjad]

This is an important issue, Whiskey. Can't we even discuss cultural differences? Do we have to talk about games 24/7? Are you mad?

 

[Father Walker]

Why the fuck does it have to be an MMO?!

Looks more like World of Tanks in space than a real MMO to be honest. MMO is basically a kewl way to say that the game is multiplayer these days.

 

[Drakron]

9. Is there PvE?
No

Stop reading right there ...

 

[Commissar Draco]

Star Conflict is a massively multiplayer onlines stoped reading after it. And Potato from Russia has right we don't smile like lobotomised idiots or Joos from KWA around here.

 

[Renegen]

World of Tanks in space, worth a try.

 

[MetalCraze]

Russian MMO?

Prepare for shit gameplay and $200-per-1-breathe-of-air microtransactions

 

[Multiple Sarcasm]

Looks pretty. I don't like pretty.

And a massive 'FFFFUUUUU-' goes to many noticeable space games being made MMOs, nowadays. Why do they have to be MMOs? I can foreveralone by myself just fine without having to deal with teenage retards, as well, damnit.

 

[WhiskeyWolf]

World of Tanks in space, worth a try.

I'm still waiting for World of Warships.

 

[Renegen]

World of Tanks in space, worth a try.

I'm still waiting for World of Warships.

If you can't wait, there's always the shitty Korean version that's already out, Navy Field.

It even has the same business model.

 

[Sukeban Cho]

Russian MMO?

Prepare for shit gameplay and $200-per-1-breathe-of-air microtransactions

This.

Did they ever fix the terrible mess that was Alods?

 

[Teepo]

Huh? It's like the people who designed the game don't know Russians at all. Hint: Russians DON'T smile.

It's only the cold war stereotype that Russians are serious. It's pretty much the opposite. Russians are quite a humor loving people.

 

[IDtenT]

Is this any different to Black Prophecy?

 

[IDtenT]

So I got an invite. Should I give it a spin, y/n?

 

[Ulminati]

As far as I could tell, the guy explains somethign about vodka, potato and socialism.
Looks very WoT-in-space

It could be ok. At least you can move in three dimensions, but the battlefield seems to be very 2-dimensional (all the space stations existing on the same plane). I guess map design may change though.

It could be decent depending on customization/balance but I won't be rushing to try it until it's been around fo rat least 4-5 months and the general consensus on the interwebz declares it balanced and fun.