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Click the topics to find a list of past threads and to suggest your own for the future!Weekly:. Monday -. Wednesday -Also did I mention we have a server? Not trying to start an argument, but I've always found Vendetta to be fairly unique. I'm honestly curious what other space sim MMORPG you are playing that is currently released, having a single 'shard' universe where I can play the same character and directly interact with all other players currently playing the game, regardless of whether I'm on my phone, PC, or a virtual reality headset, following Netwonian mechanics?Shouldn't be hard to name a couple? I don't think there are any others, but I could be wrong.You can't just say 'we have options' and then dip; let's have some examples.

I'm not very familiar with STO, but hand over fist I've found that VO does many things better than the other three you've named. I prefer VO's flight model to EVE's system (undoubtedly a beautiful game in its own right, from a player-driven perspective). I like that I can play in a realm that doesn't limit who I can interact with through instancing, such as in ED or SC (when this game is hopefully completed). To each his own, I guess.

The one thing I will say SC has going for it is that it renders your human avatar inside a spaceship; however, I'm not sure about the technical tradeoffs this might incur, and I certainly don't think you'll be able to play the entire game over mobile like in VO for the foreseeable future. I'm also somewhat dubious of the way they've run their crowdfunding campaign.I'm not sure what you mean by Vendetta being 'dated'; this can imply a number of different things. Perhaps you could elaborate? VO has been out for a while, yet both its systems and graphics have been continuously updated. While it allows older platforms (such as my 2008 all-in-one mac) to access the game, it also makes use of newer graphical features that modern rigs can run.

The UX / UI have also gone through innumerable tweaks, over the years. It is certainly what you would call a MMORPG.While graphics are a moving target, sometimes when you've stumbled upon a good design there isn't any need to change it.The flight model in VO is Newtonian, up to a certain 'speed limit', so as to keep things relatively play-able. Really no different from ED or SC in that regard, except perhaps through some minor flavor such as yaw thrust, etc. It is a Newtonian flight model (F = ma, moment of inertia, cargo has mass, etc.), as mentioned in the article.Personally, I've found VO to be very current for what it does; what in particular did you find to be dated?.

4 March, 2014 -Guild SoftwareEarlier today, we were notified that our game has been Greenlit, and will be accepted for launch on Steam! Thanks so much to all our players and supporters on Greenlight who have made this possible, as well as to Valve for giving us the go-ahead.Now that we've been approved, we can start scheduling development for Steamworks integration and firming up our plans for release. At this point, I can't say exactly when we're going to launch on Steam; we would like to add support some of the cooler features of Steamworks, and we want the launch to coincide with some new graphics, gameplay and other changes we have in development, to make our Steam debut as polished as possible.We will post more specific news updates as we move ahead. We'll be evaluating options like Steam Early Access, as well as considering how we might give something back to the thousands of people who supported us on our Greenlight quest.Thanks so much, everyone! 24 July, 2013 -Guild SoftwareAs you may see from our recent www.guildsoftware.com, we're officially launching support for the family of head-mounted virtual-reality displays.Just in case you've somehow avoided the news about the Rift, the device provides a head-tracking 'virtual reality' display that you static3.businessinsider.com, allowing you to 'look around' within a game environment and gain a much more true feel of 'immersion' within the virtual world. Although the consumer head-mount VR concept has been tried before over the years, the Oculus Rift has a very large field of view, which lends a much deeper sense of immersion thanks to the use of your peripheral vision.

We think it's a pretty fascinating device, and we expect there will be a lot of interest from PC gamers.Our strategy on any 'new' concept we approach (like, say, porting a www.guildsoftware.com) is to implement, release and then iterate. User input and discussion is pretty paramount to that process. We did a lot of iteration on the mobile interface, changing defaults and moving things around, tweaking settings and values, to make our game playable there. We expect a similar evolution with VR devices, like the Rift.Thus, our current release is considered our 'first generation'. We've gone out of our way to try and come up with an implementation that could be developed fairly quickly (one developer for two weeks, in this case), which would result in real-world game usability.

Thus far, most of the other Rift implementations we've seen have been very basic, and require removing the head-mount display to access menus and interface screens on a normal monitor. We chose to put the entire interface into the virtual space, to see how that would work, with the goal of a minimum of 'lifting' the device.We also support the www.penny-arcade.com of the Rift, which is likely to be closer to the final consumer retail device. Supporting this within the game is relevant for a few reasons, as it allows us to better optimize our use of the available resolution, and change various interface settings based on the device.

We haven't actually seen the game on an 'HD' device yet, but we hope it looks cool.The VR display surface is anti-aliased, as this drastically enhances the visual quality on the current (lower-resolution) devkits.There are a few points worth noting about the state of the current implementation, as well as what we'd like to enhance:- We do not yet support the integrated compass. This means we are not magnetically disciplining the head-tracking of the device, it is purely using the accelerometers. We find it usually works pretty well for awhile, maybe 15 minutes or so, but it may eventually get out of calibration (with your head pointed 'straight' the view is 'off-angle' in some way). We have added a console command ( /resetovr) to allow you to re-calibrate quickly during gameplay, which you can also bind to a key ( access the console with aka tilde, then '/bind z resetovr' would set it to your 'z' key). Plus, the game auto-calibrates the view on every station launch.

We will add support for accessing and independently calibrating the Rift's compass on startup, which should help, but for the moment we're more interested in putting it out there and getting some player feedback.- Multi-pass renderer effects are not enabled on the Rift. This includes things like full screen lighting effects, glow, and the like. We need to make some engine changes before this will be possible, but it's not a big priority at the moment. Functionality Glitz.- Depth is in the 'eyes' of the beholder. We did a fair amount of tweaking of the '3D depth' of various HUD elements, vs the game objects, to reduce eye-strain or the need to re-focus. But, given the different eye spacings and other individual factors, people may find other depth settings to their liking.

We've made this a variable that can be re-defined during gameplay.- For the moment, our Oculus Rift support is limited to the Windows version. The Rift device itself does support Mac and Linux, but we have not as of yet. Again, this is just a first-generation implementation, and as always you can expect us to refine and expand it to other platforms as we move forward.- We expect you to have a fairly decent videocard. There is no explicit 'hardware requirement', but keep that in mind.I'd also like to make some design changes to the HUD, to bring more of the critical elements into the FOV at all times, but this is more of an issue with the lower-resolution 'developer' kit than it's likely to be with the final 'HD' retail device.

Showing more of the outline of your current ship around you, to help with spatial relationships, would also be nice.I'm sure there will be lots of input and thoughts and suggestions, and as always I welcome them. Please feel free to start related threads on our Suggestions forum, etc.I hope you're all as excited about this as we are. Take care, and as always, thanks for your support. Vendetta Online is a long-running, first & third-person 3D space combat MMORPG for Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, WinRT and Android (including OUYA!).

This MMO permits thousands of players to interact as the pilots of spaceships in a vast universe. Users may build their characters in any direction they desire, becoming rich captains of industry, military heroes, or outlaws. A fast-paced, realtime 'twitch' style combat model, along with realistic physics, creates intense action against the backdrop of RPG gameplay in a massive online galaxy.

Three major player factions form a delicate balance of power, with several NPC sub-factions creating situations of economic struggle, political intrigue and conflict. The completely persistent universe and detailed storyline add to the depth of immersion, resulting in a unique online experience.A free download:Joystiq - 'For active developer participation, Vendetta Online definitely runs near the head of the pack and might even lead it'Kotaku - 'a deep game with an intuitive interface'Macworld - 'a brilliant online gaming experience, clearly influenced by classic space games Elite and Frontier'Vendetta Online has been built and expanded since the late 90s by a four-person independent studio, based in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The game originally debuted online in 2002, and shipped to retail stores in 2004. Since then, we've provided a non-stop supply of new updates and changes to the game, created with constant feedback from our supportive userbase. Among other things, the game offers:. Twitch Combat, meaning that success in combat is ultimately determined by player skill rather than character stats.

Realistic Physics underpins all flight mechanics and combat gameplay. Mass is dynamic (ships can jettison cargo, for instance) and even the shape of a given ship impacts its distribution of mass and handling characteristics. Multiple flight control modes sit on top of this physics model. One gives a fly-by-wire approach, yielding a flightsim-style experience; the other offering advanced control over all six degrees of freedom, including vertical and horizontal strafe, plus conservation of momentum. Many other options also available (1st or 3rd person view, control styles, etc). Configurable Ships with a flexible 'port' system to allow usage of many addon types (weapons, scanners, sensors) with different tradeoffs. A Massive Galaxy of over 7000 sectors.

Three major player nations occupy most of the space, with two of the nations at war and one of them remaining neutral. Ten minor factions and corporations fill out other corners of the galaxy, creating situations of intrigue and conflict. Complex AI guides the long-term decisions of huge numbers of NPCs. By handling NPCs as entire factions and nations, they can be coordinated towards large-scale strategic goals, reacting to player behaviour not just on an individual level, but across an entire faction over an extended period of time. The Dynamic Economy drives commerce in the game universe, fluctuating over time based on the actions of both player and NPC traders. @Luxen De'Mark I take a look maybe once, or twice a year to see if anything has happened, and little, to nothing ever changes. All you have to do is look at even just the promises made here to see how slow they are to make progress, and how often they miss their own deadlines.

Proper businesses learn to make adjustments, if they can't manage all their release formats, then guess what, they should reduce them, but instead they have for many years now just been jumping onto one new thing, after another, even things as pathetic as the Ouya. These guys for many years now have been my example of what not to do as an indie dev team. @Luxen De'Mark That argument about it only having devs didn't hold water in 2004, and it sure as heck doesn't now. It used to have four devs, and there have been many small indie projects made by as few as one dev, that before working on said game may never even been involved in game development, or programming, like Dust: An Elysian Tail, yet were able to make a complete, and polished game.

Managing your expectations, against your capacity is important in any business, a lesson they clearly have never learned in all these years. @Phoenix (yes, another one)Stop trying to lie, deny facts, and attack people to make the game look better as you tend to do. Also stop trying to bud into conversations about gaming, or other games, on other sites, just to promote this game. Such posts are classed as advertising, and against the rules of those sites.You really have gone off the deep end. Kindly show me where I have 'bud (sic) into conversations about gaming, or other games, on other sites' and I will gladly correct it.

Otherwise, you may want to take a look in the mirror before accusing me of 'trying to lie, deny facts, and attack people'.I don't think I've done anything unwarranted or untoward. You, on the other hand, have waged a sustained campaign against this game (under more than one username, I presume), and are very quick to throw out pejoratives ('Can't down vote this garbage enough' -Feb 10, 2013).