Got an early Founder pack.

My pledge was blocked by my bank. Just an FYI to anyone else who's bank might have blocked every vendor not in the US like mine seems to have done.

It's easy to fix, I just had to call my bank, get the card unblocked for Italy, and then go to my Kickstarter pledge and click on 'Fix my Pledge' to run the card again.

If you're not sure whether your pledge went through, check your Kickstarter page. You have seven days to get it sorted out.

An MMO I played recently had a weather effect of cold. If the outside temperature was too cold and you weren't properly dressed, you would become cold, then slow down, then stop getting benefit from eating, and finally freeze into a solid icecube and eventually die if someone didn't thaw you out.

It was based of the cold mechanic in Don't Starve, if you've ever played that. Some people like the mechanic, and some hated it. It didn't help that at first, fire had no effect on how cold you were, only clothing. New players kept building fires to warm up and then being confused when that didn't work.

I think it could be neat if you had to wear the appropriate clothing for your biome and could get debuffs for being too hot or too cold. But it would have to include effects of nearby fire, warmth or cool from going indoors, things like that that make sense or it would be way too annoying.

The new Fallout! I've only seen a short trailer but it looks awesome. Of course, it could be exactly the same as the last few and it'd still be great.

I've never liked VIP systems. Too pay to win, and always too expensive.

In games like this one, a lack of crafting or things getting too complex to play without a wiki constantly opened.

Been playing an open-pvp, open-loot, sandbox for a few years now. Disappointing updates have all but eliminated the pvp and thus the fun of the game. I'm hoping Fractured will bring back the fun of MMOs for me.

I usually go for some sort of healer/support class. The first character I ever played in an MMO was a druid/healer.

@mrchipps Yeah, this is exactly what happened in the game I just left. People kept convincing the devs to make it easier to escape from a fight and more difficult to attack people's protected bases.

@Kralith Hi Kralith! I followed Kralith here from the other game.

If there really are hundreds of skills. I bet some will relate to butchering and skinning. It would be nice if the skills you have learned will help determine the quality and quantity of what you can get from an animal, but I do hope it doesn't get too complicated.

It could go by meat quality, like you butcher an animal and you get general meat types like steaks, cuts, stew chunks, scraps, ribs, etc. And what you get would depend on the size of the animal. A recipe might require a whole small animal, or it might need a steak, which would only come from large animals. And depending on the age of the animal, you would be able to get more or less total meat and more or less good or poor meat. Like a very old animal might butcher almost entirely into tough stew meats.

And as for transport, levels of butchering would be nice. Like if it's something small you can bring the whole thing home like a cleaned rabbit, and you later butcher to get things like meat cuts and stew meat, but if you butcher a deer, you can only bring the whole cleaned deer home if you can load it into a wagon or something. Otherwise, you'd butcher it more and get some large cuts like haunches and sides. And then you could butcher those further to get things like steaks and cuts and stew meats and shanks suitable for cooking. With bigger chunks like that though, you could carry more if you're strong enough.

But yeah, if the game is going to be emphasizing crafting and skills, it should definitely have moderately complex butchering and cooking skills. I always love that kind of thing in a game.

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In games like this one, a lack of crafting or things getting too complex to play without a wiki constantly opened.

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I like the clarity of the icons. There's no fuzziness or difficulty distinguishing them. I always hate having to wear my glasses when I'm playing a game.

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