@muker said in Notification problem:
@logain If you add a topic to ignore, you will not be notified even if you are mentioned or voted on
I am 'watching' this topic, have no person/topic on ignore, yet I received no notification of any posting in this thread.
@finland said in Notification problem:
@logain have you changed something on the notifications settings?(...)
Nothing that I'd be aware of, no.
Does anybody else have issues with not receiving notifications on threads you're watching since like a week now?
@coolburn said in "Servers"?:
(...)250-300+ and the delay/lagg is ridiculous(...)
Out of curiosity, what ping would you consider 'still playable' for a MOBA battle style game?
The concept of three different races with three different playstyles in a sandbox was interesting to me (since it's something I had planned for a game), in combination with no grinding, and interesting MOBA-like battles.
@kellewic said in OST Update - Main Theme V1:
(...)I hope the same attention is paid to environmental sounds, UI sounds, etc.
Which makes me curious, with that music would you even notice subtle environmental sounds? Are footstep or the like planned to be used as 'hints' for people approaching?
@mrchipps said in The psychology of gaming:
(...)I'll start and say that my favorite memories of games of old was the need to find other players to accomplish almost impossible tasks. The feeling of spending days working on something to finally see it through was a rush that kept me motivated. That coupled with the myth of items that I may have seen a few times, achievements, areas that most people couldn't get to, keep me going. I love to step ahead of other people and do things most people say are impossible. I would gladly smash my head on something 1000 times if one of those times I learned one small thing and progressed.
I'm very much the same there. In my first MMORPG ever, I had a group of dedicated friends and we managed to get to spots that nobody else had ever seen. Amusingly enough, not even the developers had seen one of the spots we reached (one teleported to us once and asked where we were and how we'd been getting there 
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@finland said in The psychology of gaming:
(...)Balancing everyinthing means that all spells are similar. It's nearly impossible to balance 400 totally different spells, especially if you can combine them like you wish 400^8. Accept It.
It depends if you want to go for symmetric or asymmetric balance. Since skills are supposed to be highly situational in Fractured, you don't need symmetric balance (and Prometheus even mentioned that in the Q&A video, by stating that one build could easily beat another under certain circumstances), it is enough if they balance out in the great scheme.
Since the timeline for the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is nearing an end, I wonder if that's a topic for Fractured and if it would have impact on development.
@nelchael said in Classe / race:
There are three races (Beastmen, Humans, and Demons) (...)
And Beastman/Demons have subcategories, namely Chadra (tiger-kin), Udoadra (wolf-kin), Nheedra (bear-kin), Erwydra (hart-kin) for Beastman and Blood demons (vampires), Shadow demons (nightmares) and Hellfire demons (infernals) for Demons.
Personally, I'd love to have 'passive' abilities as well, though I'm not sure how well they would blend in with the idea to limit your 'active' hotbar through intelligence.
@kellewic said in Pre-Kickstarter Exclusives:
(...)Putting it at say "$250", you are much less likely to get those casual players that have no interest in testing. It's more likely that someone willing to pony up $250 to test alpha would have more interest in the longevity of the game and therefore more chance to provide good testing feedback.
I don't think there's a direct correlation between people able to test (being willing to do something doesn't ensure you're good at doing something) and the money people invest. That said, there is a benefit to 'having an entry barrier', namely when you want your testing to be under NDA (because people who invested are more willing to 'forgive' in the beginning of development and less likely to wager with their investment by breaking the NDA).
I think the developers are planning a smart move by polling their existing community, because based on these replies, they can get a rough estimate of a maximum profit (best price to amount ratio).
Since there is going to be a poll for us, I'd guess that we are going to be able to at least influence the price segments to a certain degree (a great idea!).
First of all, thank you very much for taking the time to answer questions, much appreciated!
Since PvP players are usually competitive and thus min-maxing, what is their incentive to play as Demons, when even though there is only minimal vertical progress, there still is some (stat points though knowledge and bonus effects through knowledge) and Demons lose in that aspect (Demons can not enter all areas and thus can not gain all knowledge, thus lacking some bonus stat points, whereas all other races can max out | Demons have a harder time progressing in a hostile environment compared to a Beastman with similar playtime, again leaving the Beastman stronger)?