The end game is going to have assets they haven't even shown obviously and a full ground experience with maps buildings and npc variety.
For about a dozen ships, some variants, their textures, weapons, 4 hangers, and 3 maps. The Alpha, last time I had it installed, was 27GB. I don't think if you haven't been interested in the game, watching videos, and logging into the hanger you are able to get an idea of the level of fidelity they have been shooting for. If ea or activision would make a game of such scope, it would probably cost them around 200-300 million, due to the publisher overhead, marketing and retail cost. going retail is quite expensive and not going that route is one of the reasons why they can make a huge AAA game with "just" roughly 100 million dollars. This might change depending on demand and how much money they'll have when time comes to make that decision. (this is actually a very recent dev comment on the forums)Īlso regarding physical packages.as far as they have said, these are exclusive to backers and there are no plans yet to make it regularly available as retail game. The most likely route they'll take though will be a 32/64GB USB with the core files on it and the rest will need to get downloaded. Right now it says 16GB USB stick, but that is just placeholder for until they know how big it's gonna get. (no dev has said such a thing, this is just me thinking further)
The price of the game is 30-60 bucks.anything else is optional for those who want to support the development.Īnd depending on how ssd pricing will be when the game gets shipped, the physical packages, which include a USB stick, could be changed into actually coming with an ssd at some point. Having said all that, for an alpha it is surprisingly well playable for the most part and the problems i described above are not the norm, but more of what could happen. Oh, and the game takes up over 20GB of storage and due to the WIP patching system you sometimes have to redownload the whole thing again. as it is still in alpha (and i'm talking true alpha, not those PR alphas/betas we get from the likes of EA, who use the term only as excuse for a buggy demo), new functionality often breaks older stuff and needs to get patched even more.
Macos system storage over 100gb Patch#
their patch delivery system is still as much WIP as the rest of the game and thus is very inefficient and potentially frustrating. Right now you'd have an experience that does not represent the actual flow of the game, but only various types of combat that are not connected to each other.Īnd yes, it is rather buggy, especially when new patches drop. (130 systems and all the advanced game mechanics will be coming online) The first time everything will be connencted together, will be about the end of 2015.īut as i said only very limited content-wise (like 5 star systems or something like that).Ģ016 will be the year, where the game will get fleshed out. With Linux and ZFS, QuTS hero supports advanced data reduction technologies for further driving down costs and increasing reliablility of SSD (all-flash) storage.But if you want to wait until 80% completion you'll have to wait more than a few months. QuTS hero is the operating system for high-end and enterprise QNAP NAS models.
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