I use reddit a lot as well but I feel like a game shouldn't solely rely on a third party source for discussion, especially when there are specific private sub-forums only certain people will have access to, not to mention the different languages employed and the wide variety of topics on hand.
Reddit does some things well, but it just can't emulate what a traditional board does best.
Playing as a strictly PvP character and coming from that world and invading a peaceful PvE world.
Jesus christ, please not here.
That slow of a day that this is going to be an issue, huh?
I have never heard of it but after a quick google search, I'm going to go with a definite no.
These gods we can pick from are minor gods in my eyes, not all-powerful gods capable of doing everything.
Tends to happen with polytheistic rosters. They get assigned their own domain.
Just because you choose to follow one, doesn't mean you don't believe in another god. It just means your values don't align with theirs. In that sense, it's more of a philosophical question of who you choose to follow, given that its accepted that these gods exist in the game, there's no need for faith. It's just a fact.
There is no blind faith. Following a god will give you tangible benefits and boons in this game, and that's where I draw the line with real world religion, it's based on gospel, old books and faith. There is no real tangible connection.
Feel like the people starting this type of discussion already are jumping the gun and making assumptions based conjecture.
The game is still extremely early in development. I'm sure the development team has the foresight to think of how to proceed in the case of attracting more players but we'll cross that bridge when we get there.
I'd rather see them finish the things promised us with the money they received rather than ask for more money for things that are well off into the future while the current goals still aren't even in development.
Think, please.
I don't know about renaming the item, but I'm okay with having the crafter's name branded in the item's description.
We certainly do not need teleportation scrolls or any form of quick travel in this game, though I'm sure many players will be making a ruckus about it.
I don't want this game to be that type of game. I want it to go into it with a strong sense of identity and one of those being no easy/convenient quick travel options.
It's rare to find a game these days where you can just wonder around in the wilderness by yourself feeling all alone and then suddenly run into another player or a group of brigands and having to fend for yourself.
Being able to instantly get out of that situation with a little scroll that plagues other games is just stupid.
I'm assuming it's going to be crafted but probably gated by high level rare materials or even crafting levels.
The aesthetic for Fractured is not inclined towards photorealism. It's not a genre that needs the highest end-graphics.
In fact, I think the target demographic for Fractured knows what they going to get and aren't concerned with this, I would think.