Docvember update?

Hey Josh, if you really wanna blow your mind, consider this, what if what we perceive as reality, is really a sophisticated VR world. Everything that we know, we know through our various senses, which are nothing more than electrical impulses interpreted by our brains. We "think" we feel something ...

One thing that greatly concerns me is that still too much attention has been given to Combat and Combat-related gameplay. You have been working to make sure that combat is a vibrant, exciting, fully developed arm of gameplay that never gets old regardless of whether you are a single fighter or an a...

Found LT on KS by just looking around for games to support. Josh was just starting his campaign and was so easy to communicate with. Became an instant champion for LT as it is the perfect game for an EVE veteran with too little time to invest in EVE nowadays. I hope that exploration and archeology w...

Josh isn't sick - Josh is cocooning....














MorrowJosh

Let's call them cores not CPUs please

Haven't had time to watch the update yet due to work and timezones but I'm seriously considering waiting for the HD torrent if it's as beautiful as you guys keep saying.

Of course :) I will probably upload tomorrow though, as sleep is the first priority after hitting the submit button... In the future Josh, you could do both at the same time ;) After it's done uploading to torrent server just have a script upload it to youtube from the command line - come to think ...

The end product of following one developers journey into (madness?) coding a game.

Don't care as much about the end product anymore compared to when I backed the game - the journey is probably more interesting than any game I've played.

Nobody put up a size limitation - there is no stopping it from being a 50MB package.

Also as this is a free version it could be 96Kbit AAC audio, and he could generate most of the textures as I'm sure he is already

I want to be able to explore - find old crashed ships/colonies and mine/harvest/research them for forgotten tech. Or find derelict ships in space you can repair taking on a huge endeavor but in the end you get a sick bigass battleship etc. Being a merciless space archaeologist would be a dream come ...

Anyone?

Josh?

That being said - you should consider making a slimmed down version of the final LT for Linux that can be distributed freely, could be a 'flagship' Linux game bundled in many distributions :) LT is already slim at 3MB! How much more slimming down do you want? I didn't mention size but feature wise ...

That's what I want to know - and if there are specific kernel level calls he is making, if external libraries are needed

Now that you have your LTSL running could you build a fixed space combat that can be used for CPU/GPU benchmarking across platforms? You could even release it sooner than the final product to drum up additional interest and it could be used to prepare compatibility outside Windows/Linux - FreeBSD/PC...