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Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 10:16 pm
by wazupwolfff
really excited for the release even though its hardly alpha. i hope to get it to help a bit with the project

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 2:36 am
by Suta
I've made sure to let plenty of people know about Kenshi, and will definitely buy it. Thank you for having a dream and spending your time and effort to build this game. Hopefully you will make plenty of money on this project that will speed up production, and reward you for your efforts.

I love the trailer by the way, it feels almost like an anti-trailer the way it de-hero-phys the main character.

I just want to ask, at the end when the one guy was going against the massive group, does this mean that you will be able to train up warriors to be INCREDIBLY powerful? Able to defeat entire battalions with a mere band of warriors?

Does this also tend to unlimited power? Such as the likes of Star Ruler? Meaning a swordsman could, effectively, run the speed of sound, defend every blow, and kill anyone his sword even touches, even if they block?

Enough questions! I won't bother you again for another few months! Thank you for your time!

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 6:46 am
by Shoelip
The ModDB page seems to be somewhat popular. It wouldn't hurt to pop in there from time to time to do some PR. You know, responding to comments and stuff.

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 5:17 pm
by Captain Deathbeard
You will be able to get very powerful, but not quite that powerful. And it will take a long time too, but you don't have to get that strong to do everything in the game.

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:54 pm
by Scintillescent
Chris_The_Great wrote:You will be able to get very powerful, but not quite that powerful. And it will take a long time too, but you don't have to get that strong to do everything in the game.

:P

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2011 8:02 pm
by walltar
I watched new trailer, but if i can ask ..... Isn't there somewhere HD wersion of it? I'd love to see it in better resolution 8-)

Other than that i can't wait to play.

EDIT: And one more thing .... Is dessert only scenery or will there be others like plains with wild animals and savannas?

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 3:55 am
by Rah_Faust
I love the trailer!

Being a massive Samurai-phile and RPG-enthusiast this game is ideal! It reminds me of Mount and Blade, which has great game play and good prospects for modding etc.

The base-building and economy aspect is sweet too! If it is possible to make that realistic and complex I would love that! I would LOVE to consult on the econometric models for it too!! Obviously you would have to make a lot of the complexity behind the scenes so as not to ruin the gameplay and force people to have a masters in economics just to play the game, but it would be nice for realism/qualities sake. Adds depth to difficulty levels and customisation too.

LOVE YOUR WORK, I will buy everything :P Don't lose heart.
Cheers,
Rah

Re: Looking forward to the release.

Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 7:41 am
by Lyze
It seems Kenshi drops off my radar for a bit, and the new trailer comes out and surpasses any of my expectations since I last checked in months ago. Bravo!

This is seriously looking fantastic; very promising so far. I intend to purchase it as soon as you put it up for sale.

The base-building features are quite encouraging, and while I'm not sure if you're still looking into it, but the whole persistent world with towns seriously suffering in every way from bandit attacks and how you're able to take a position in that issue and see the full range of effects would be wondrous as well.

One thing I do wonder is if there's going to be any range in terrain? The desert is good, and serves well for the harsh "survival" feel, but towns can't flourish without food, and water. It would make it all the more interesting if there were "Oases" and small, secret rivers that you could find and set up trading posts at - would complement the base-building aspect quite nicely and would make combat/strategic points very interesting.