there is a ending of the game for some time now but yv did add some content for other NPC in the game and is planing on a little bit moreWait, it's finished!? There are endings now!? Also... damn may have to restart after more than a year of not playing this game LOL
AFAIK, the dev said that 2.10.x was the final version of the game, any further updates would be the finishing touches for the game, quite probably visual stuff, typos, and extra scenes and such; Let's say around 99.7% of the game is already done, what's left is minimalWait, it's finished!? There are endings now!? Also... damn may have to restart after more than a year of not playing this game LOL
Dev considered the main game "complete" as of 1.50. However, he's also been releasing what he's sometimes called additional content/free expansion packs since. Originally, he said 2.10 was going to be the end of those with a "finishing touches" patch, but he's since mentioned a 2.20, as well, which appears to be more than that "finishing touches," so it may not be quite as cut-and-dried as that. Unless people annoy him into almost giving up the game, again, by posting the Patreon version ahead of time again. *sigh*AFAIK, the dev said that 2.10.x was the final version of the game, any further updates would be the finishing touches for the game, quite probably visual stuff, typos, and extra scenes and such; Let's say around 99.7% of the game is already done, what's left is minimal
Please don't get me wrong, I wasn't referring to Skyrim's physics, although the giants' one is fun XD they squash you silly on the ground and you go flying upwards hahaha, but rather to the fact that everything is pre-established, all the dialogues and actions, and the same thing happens with the mods, everything is pre-established, I don't mean that it is a bad game, but that it would be much more immersive if the AI controlled everything, it is true that it will still be at least a decade away, but at least I am looking forward to a game that adapts to each player by learning and evolving.On the face of it that argument is a bit specious, IMO: it's like saying you have no freedom as an individual because the parameters of your life have been set by the laws of physics. And sure, there are philosophers whoYou must be registered to see the links, but if you are going to accept that free will exists at all, then the fact that you are evolving within a set of rules doesn't negate it.
Note that I specifically excluded from my example the quests-on-rails that many of those games add on top of their world systems. In Skyrim, you can totally live the life of a normal Iron Age person, doing a job, hunting and making tools for a living, with many different outcomes and playstyles, without touching a single quest. There is even a "no hero" mod that makes this the whole experience... The argument is even more flagrant in Stellaris or Endless Space, where the base game comes with nary a quest (or event chains, as they call them), and you only get those from DLCs.
Likewise in SJ-X, you could totally ignore the quests (or perhaps only do those that grant access to new locations), and just live the life of a greedy trader only in for the credits, or a pirate in only for the loot. Which would be respectively two other actual games that are available on Steam, and probably fun in their own right, if maybe a bit thin.
And they were uploaded to the dodgiest file-sharing services. All of this is highly suspicious.Win/Linux Downloads flagging my antivirus
A truely random game which would be a prerequisite of a "free will game" as you call it would be terrible... look at the first releases of "Tears of the Kingdom".Please don't get me wrong, I wasn't referring to Skyrim's physics, although the giants' one is fun XD they squash you silly on the ground and you go flying upwards hahaha, but rather to the fact that everything is pre-established, all the dialogues and actions, and the same thing happens with the mods, everything is pre-established, I don't mean that it is a bad game, but that it would be much more immersive if the AI controlled everything, it is true that it will still be at least a decade away, but at least I am looking forward to a game that adapts to each player by learning and evolving.
That doesn't mean I don't enjoy most games and the stories they tell. For example, Space Journey seems like a fun story, and I really enjoyed the game, even though it has very basic mechanics. I've spent hours playing it and enjoying finding every surprise that yv0751 put into the game.
and sorry for my English is not my main or native language
2.20 will mostly enable all content for all the available girls... like Pony and Milkmaid for Khelara and T'Ris, etc.Dev considered the main game "complete" as of 1.50. However, he's also been releasing what he's sometimes called additional content/free expansion packs since. Originally, he said 2.10 was going to be the end of those with a "finishing touches" patch, but he's since mentioned a 2.20, as well, which appears to be more than that "finishing touches," so it may not be quite as cut-and-dried as that. Unless people annoy him into almost giving up the game, again, by posting the Patreon version ahead of time again. *sigh*
To bad they aren't flagging them for being buggy though.Anyone have alternate download sites for this? Malwarebytes is flagging all of them for malware/spam
Not sure I followTo bad they aren't flagging them for being buggy though.
The problem with those AI dialogues, even if they get better, is they'll be "no-choice-matters" because, for it to be perfect, they not only have to make AI create decent dialogues, but also have to make those dialogues change the game/outcomes... It would be like a metaprogramming game. I guess it'll be possible one day, but I don't think it's a decade... Things evolve fast these days, but I'm not that optimistic... Probably another decade or a quarter of a century, if not more... Until then, those dialogues will be just cosmetics.Please don't get me wrong, I wasn't referring to Skyrim's physics, although the giants' one is fun XD they squash you silly on the ground and you go flying upwards hahaha, but rather to the fact that everything is pre-established, all the dialogues and actions, and the same thing happens with the mods, everything is pre-established, I don't mean that it is a bad game, but that it would be much more immersive if the AI controlled everything, it is true that it will still be at least a decade away, but at least I am looking forward to a game that adapts to each player by learning and evolving.
That doesn't mean I don't enjoy most games and the stories they tell. For example, Space Journey seems like a fun story, and I really enjoyed the game, even though it has very basic mechanics. I've spent hours playing it and enjoying finding every surprise that yv0751 put into the game.
and sorry for my English is not my main or native language
Wait until Friday, when the public release version will be publicly released. This is the Patreon release that was released early by a guy the Dev banned using a buggy version done specifically to tick off the (very active and friendly) Dev (who is going to release it for free, anyway, in a few days),that apparently also sets off virus scanners.Anyone have alternate download sites for this? Malwarebytes is flagging all of them for malware/spam