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Just to clarify: FB videos are nice, but we're talking about player made streams - they're mostly not edited, and recorded over a longer stretch of their gaming period, in real time. They actually do show what's up.

The most resent EA I could compare with would be DU: when they opened the gates it got flooded with gamers - especially in the starter zone it was a nightmare... you could barely walk. FPS was in the single digits. People began to spread on various planets (travelling between planets did take a...

@Walord You may be right. Myself, I always (never mind what I'm purchasing) doing research before making a decision, so very rarely I'll be disappointed. I'm having a hard time understanding customers who just buying a product without getting (barely) information if it fits what they're looking...

@Kodey If I watch a recently recorded stream - which means up to two hours or more of real-time footage how a player interacts in SB, I certainly see what's working. Of course each stream is just a slice of the whole cake. After watching about 30+ streams, I think I got a pretty good idea how...

@XenoCow In my view your comment is spot on. Two thumbs up.

Umm, when I watch as you mentioned ship design and combat (like in a game play stream) - these were people actually playing the game... I don't want to hurt your feelings, but you just contradicted yourself. Your argument is what all isn't working or is missing in the game. That's fine, but it...

@Walord That's why it's called Early Access (incomplete, bugs, etc), and not Beta. By the way, you're stating "There's a wide gap between playing the game and watching it" - if I like what I see, what would stop me doing the same? In any case, the question should be: is there enough content to...

Sorry, but your arguments are really stretching. Besides, I'm WATCHING the streams (listening to them is quite secondary), so I do see what's going on. Don't take that personally, but it remembers me when Trump stated "don't believe what you're seeing" :p I'm getting more inclined disregarding...

Well, I can only refer again on the dozens of hour-long streams available on Discord... may I recommend watching some of them, possibly giving you some incentives for your gaming enjoyment. In the end it doesn't really matter what you're doing, as long as it does satisfy you. And at the looks of...

Curious... watching streams on Discord tells a different story. Yes, ship building may be a bit complicated at the moment, still - you're able to construct ships! It is a complex system, which I absolutely appreciate. By the way, following recently the chat on Discord, testers compared their...

As I mentioned in another posting, on Discord there are plenty hour-long streams of game play available (construction, mining, exploring, pvp, etc), made by alpha testers. In my opinion, there's sufficient content to go with - but that is a decision everyone must make for himself. Up to now EA...

Please log into your Discord, and check in the Starbase/Community column "streaming and videos": Besides featured vids by FB, there are dozens of player made streams (that means real-time footage of playing the game for hours) showing ship construction, mining, pvp and so on. These aren't fakes...

@Kodey: missing rgb lights, or weird acting explosions doesn't really concern me. That there're bugs, not implemented or not working features, etc is to be expected in an alpha/early access state of the game (we're NOT talking about beta!) I tested games in the past which were in a much more...

Hmm, after watching 30+ vids, reading the forum and following the discussions on Discord, I tend to disagree your statement, even though I don't have first hand experience. Of course there're bugs and other inconveniences, but in my opinion nothing that harsh that it couldn't be released as an...

Thrown into "Google Translate" (tells me it's swedish. Next time - could you type your comments in english, please?): Why do you need many databases? Or maybe give the implementation of the bases to the players, let them decide where they should be?