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I totally agree. There needs to be polish behind it as well, and features that aren't tedious. I'm not going to touch that statement. I wish you the best.

That's fantastic - hope it actually happens.

Bad combat will ruin a game for people who play it for its combat. I know I'm coming from a biased perspective, but I know many combat-oriented players who quit the game during the long period of time when mounteds could scale mountains and hit you for 200 dmg without the threat of being...

Yes, this was the case. Usually this was because they understood the advantages and disadvantages of their ping. 1. Faster gameplay gives high-ping players a fair chance at victory, if they're aggressive. They can evade and dodge attacks due to movement tracking. They can also maneuver around...

I get it. It's not inspiring to see people critiquing SV's decisions and their progress. We all want MO2 to succeed. MO1 moved in a direction that many players didn't like, leaving a lot of people frustrated. There were many promises over the years, few were kept, and a lot of folks felt like...

Yes.

Just you wait.

Knowing SV, they'll also add 4 more Riding primary skills in the name of 'immersion'. You'll need to sink hundreds of primary skillpoints into 'Equestrian Technique' and 'Advanced Hippology' to be able to ride 3 meters without tumbling to the ground.

Not only is it labeled horribly, but these are two specific combat functions that (for whatever reason, probably laziness) are controlled by the same button. Just one of those small QoL things that most devs would fix when their game has been on the market for a decade. Instead we get Sarducca...

Can't wait to reroll every time SV decides that 24 year olds are inferior to 23 year olds in every way, or that Thursar-Khurite is the only true race. Hopefully they learn how to balance race/age/height builds properly within the next few months. Considering they've been making video games for...

Some of you are so hopeful, it's cute. Have you learned nothing?

I'm not asking for a themepark. We just shouldn't have to roll 17 different characters to farm a glitched out belbus and make a suit of armor. There were far too many 'primary skills' in MO1.

No. In MO1 there weren't enough players crafting with certain types of material (because SV didn't balance crafting tables) and newbs couldn't even sell their animal parts to players if they wanted to. Nice, donkey simulator 2020. Noobs go out, tame a donkey, haul carcs to town, then some...

Considering how well SV planned for the MO1 Steam launch, I have full trust that they won't release MO2 until it's as polished and complete as Star Citizen.

If SV just re-uses the MO1 TC mechanics without changing anything, then they've learned absolutely nothing and MO2 is in deep trouble.

Wow, this game looks even better than the hidden gem that was Mortal Royale™. I'm hoping SV can outdo the genius of Kitten'd, the top selling cat-based VR simulation game in all of Sweden.