Early Experimental Preview of Career Concept

Of course! Happy to help you and the great team with the development of the career mode, and thanks for being so responsive and lightning-quick with the changes!

 

Thanks! you posted that the day I left for something, or I would have replied sooner!

Kinda ironic when you think about it...

 

It would be cool to see contract in career mode, like with the deforestation someone suggested, you could get a contract to go there every hour or so and pick up a load of logs and take them somewhere.

 

Can the entire ui and west coast textures get replaced by a png of my profile picture in 0.33?

 

Not a GIF?

 

Maybe, but the sheer beauty of the graphics would destroy many computers.

 

Darn minimum specs...

Is something planned for the "My parts"/"Parts inventory" screen? Finding a part in there is only slightly easier than finding a needle in a haystack. At least have each car in its own category.

 

I think you guys need "Top, Top Priorities" at this point...

 

How would you rate the community's influence on game development? 10%, 30%, 50%?))))) and why don't you use the voting system for some controversial issues, if our opinion is important to you?)))))))

 

No, that was just an example, the actual suggestion was being able to get mor regular work in the laborer branch, another example, getting a job at shuffleboard logistics: more cargo, and either the start or the destination is the logistics center.

 

Also, can we have lights in the commercial garage, like we have in the default garage? I can't see my car well when I'm painting it or adding stuff to it.

 

Probably because the community’s influence varies depending on limitations and trajectory. A voting system would be great but also limit creativity and flow. So our involvement is likely to give ideas that may act as pieces that may fit into the puzzle

 

The voting system would be meaningless because of longer development cycles, if we vote now, the feature would materialize in like a year, or might not at all, because the dev cycle is unpredictable and the tech is experimental, and in the end there would be tons of negative feedback due to "you promised but didn't relez" when it's simply a result of a feature being too difficult-to-implement/expensive/resource-heavy/etc. Besides, I'm sure they're perfectly aware of what the community wants the most, because of the frequency of how some things are mentioned, and I'm sure internally they have all the requests collected and sorted.

 

what happened?

 

Please put him on ignore. Go to profile and press ignore. You will be doing all of us a favor

 

lol that was me. i used to play on a low end Linux laptop with ultra low graphics and keyboard but now i play with a windows gaming laptop with ultra graphics and a controller
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ok

 

the fuck did i do? that post is from a while ago!