- #Endless sky main quest update
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- #Endless sky main quest free
Only the current starsystem is actively simulated/played. When you jump, enemies dont attack ships that are left behind. And land again if enemies are spawned nearby. This also destroys the gamestate of the star system.
#Endless sky main quest full
There is also no costs to repair your ships, just land on a planet for a full heal. So combat consist of getting the beafy-est warship fleet and pressing 1 button. So you cant really duel based on movement either. But the enemies can spawn in unlimited quantities and will spawn forever in pirates sectors or near them. So neither engines nor the steering matter (movement irrelevant) since the AI who is controlling your fleet cannot use them to our advantage, invest into shields or firepower! If ships are slow, than they circle around just continuously shooting. So the AI focuses an enemy and flies straight at it, shooting. So I sunk 10ish hours into the game and the combat/capture mechanics are pretty terrible.įundamentally its because you have to fight (if you want to fight) with a sizeable fleet which is controlled by the AI at a neckbreaking speed. There's a ton of meat in every other area of the game and with ship/fleet doctrines beyond "lone space cowboy in an interceptor." The amount of shenanigans and exploitation you can get up to is ridiculous, and the ship customization and exploration aspects are beyond incredible. Remember how you could defeat an entire Federation carrier fleet while piloting a Pirate Valkyrie in EV:N? Fun, but absurd. It's annoying, and there's no getting around that although it's worth noting that the main reason you could pull that off in EV was by virtue of ridiculously overpowered gunboat-sized ships crammed full of ridiculously overpowered outfits, which isn't possible in ES. Yes, it's true that fighters are cannon fodder, and you aren't going to be reenacting Top Gun or Wing Commander in this game. With the sole exception of there being only one campaign storyline (a storyline, however, that is noticeably superior to any individual storyline in EV:N), Endless Sky is an improvement on the Escape Velocity formula in every conceivable way.
So nothing that would really change anyone's mind about the game, but a few annoyances sandpapered out, and quite a bit more to do, so if anyone last played it when this thread was last active, I'd encourage taking a look at it again.You can't even begin to understand what you're missing out on.
#Endless sky main quest series
There is a news system, before one of few things left that EVN had but ES didn't (there's still some things left, like murk/sensor distortion, hypergate maps and ship gifting functionality, though), planetary graphic diversity has been increased, the Bactrian (in a bid to make it less obvious as something to rush towards purchasing) has been locked for purchase behind a new series of missions, another region of space has been added (although there's no actual missions associated with the Graveyard or the resident hostile beings yet), the Remnant missions have been expanded to the point of being a good part of the way to being a full-on storyline of its own (with more to come - there's a pull request adding another 14 mission - and there's another starting on the Heliarch and Resistance intro missions.), and there have been the general adjustments, bugfixes and additions that come with patches.
#Endless sky main quest update
MZ has gotten stuck with writer's block and just plain become busier, so his contributions fell and he's done very little since late 2018 - but one thing he has done is opening up approving pull requests to a few trusted contributors, so after the lack of an update in 2018, 0.9.9 in 2019 was a big one (with one very tiny contribution by me), and things have kept up since then.
#Endless sky main quest free
In the over two years this thread has lain dormant, things have changed for Endless Sky, and with it coming up recently in another thread (and recent events having made free games a topic of greater interest).
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