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I don't think you understand. I meant less visible, as in, if someone were to ride past the player standing in the shadow they would be less noticeable compared to not having shadows on. The player in the shadow could still be seen if the player riding past looked carefully or went closer.

I would say the game doesn't need a 3090 to run well, not even close. I had a GTX 1660 Super that ran the game on high settings at 50-60 fps. If I were to drop it down to medium I'd get 70 fps easily. Even my ancient GTX 1060 mobile variant from 2016 ran the game well at medium settings. If...

The graveyard is a microcosm of what the new player will inevitably face out there in the vast wilderness where no one will hear them scream if they were to encounter player bandits. In many respects, it will be far more punishing and harsh out in the wilderness compared to the graveyard where...

This is what I was trying to say.

I think the screenshots provided by the OP it is clear that there is a vast difference in visibility if someone were to stand at the base of the tall alpine tree that casts a broad shadow, the screenshot without shadows would instantly make the player readily visible compared to the one with...

The crafting system is way more restrictive and narrow in MO2 compared to MO1. Can't even feed soup or flowers to horses. At least make it so that they will not like the food or refuse to eat it if it isn't the right food. But at least allow us to feed it to them. I remember back in MO1 we...

Seems to me the fact that you can turn off shadows in the ini file can be seen as game-breaking, given the vast differences in visibility. Someone with shadows on and trying to hide in the shadows would be easily spotted by another player with shadows off. In the end, it might make everyone...

The dastardly and delightful nature of a hardcore sandbox in a nutshell.

My guess is that they will adjust this before launch, they just need to change minimum standing gain to 1.

You could test the crafted weapon on the training dummies in town. As for armour, you could head on over to the local dungeon and see how effective it is against the mobs. There is unfortunately no way to see what the resulting crafted weapon or armour would be like before you craft them. It...

That would be plate armour crafting, blunt weapon crafting, and two-handed handle crafting, I believe. Plus all the material lores you intend on making them out of.

SV doesn't need to be a rights activist group to respond to accusations. Not that they should have to respond, but they can if they choose to. Another game development company, not a rights activist group, had responded to various accusations against it (none of which have been proven as far as...

@andreyss It depends on the weapon/armour and the material you plan on using. For example, cuprum is an easy metal to make which is very effective for piercing weapons like daggers and spears, but not so good for slashing or blunt weapons. It is also not good for plate armours as it is rather...

I've seen all kinds of accusations made against just about every online game I've played at one time or another, so I'm not surprised to see such claims being levelled at SV and the MO2 community. It is not a matter of whether or not you will encounter such morally reprehensible behaviour and...

I get that on MechWarrior Online as well, fps on high settings is somehow lower than on maxed. Video games can be weird that way sometimes. On the positive side, it's an incentive to play on higher graphics settings.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

How much ram do you have, and are you running the game on ssd or hdd?

You are on the right track, many of the vets including myself have our own plans when the game launches. I may someday need to buy from you, especially with the slow horse spawn rate and high number of new players coming in.

Skill increases could be considered a form of exp. If you open your skills window you'll see that every skill has an exp-like bar that fills up, and then your skill increases.

The game is working as the devs intended in their vision. Laws do exist, but so does pvp anywhere anytime. It is up to the players to decide what risks they're willing to take for what rewards. The consequences are always consistent, but everyone makes choices that won't always be consistent...