Flying!

[Bluegunk]

Let me fly my ship over the planet surface! Take out those pesky bandits with some ship-powered cannon and fly from one outpost to another.

[Miauzi]

Vor 11 Minuten sagte Bluegunk:

Lass mich mein Schiff über die Planetenoberfläche fliegen! Schalten Sie diese lästigen Banditen mit einer Schiffskanone aus und fliegen Sie von einem Außenposten zum anderen.

 

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the only thing that comes to mind is -> play "Elite" - you can land your spaceship anywhere on a celestial body by hand and also appear above enemy bases with the on-board weapons.

But ... these opponents have heavy defensive guns and often their own spaceships that come to the defence!

In the early days you ALWAYS had to land "by hand" outside a ground spaceport - which was not so easy for beginners.

But there was also a "flight school" for that.

axo - and you drive there in a ground vehicle - which itself has weapons

but in the meantime you can also enter enemy bases on foot and fight the enemies with small arms - even INSIDE the buildings.

 

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I doubt that this "creation" engine can make something like "flying" possible at all - even the dragons in Skyrim we controlled only very "indirectly" ... Take-off and landing were quasi "sequence" there, too.

[Bluegunk]

Yes, it is unlikely.  No Man's Sky is procedurally generated and allows free flight.  I think Bethesda missed a trick.

 

I live in hope!

[Miauzi]

Vor 10 Minuten sagte Bluegunk:

Ja, das ist unwahrscheinlich. No Man's Sky wird prozedural generiert und ermöglicht freien Flug. Ich denke, Bethesda hat einen Trick verpasst.

 

Ich lebe in Hoffnung!

 

The problem is the "machine" - which is completely different in "No Man's Sky" or "Elite", for example.

Behtesda did not miss a "trick" there - but missed finally breaking away from their "junk" and making their games with "machines" that enable such things as "flying" or "rolling wheels".