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Star Wars 1313... isn't anymore.

Nothing. It looked pretty though, didn't it?

Yes, but Star Citizen essentially has an IP of its own attached, and is a far better example of crowdfunding and use of social media than LucasArts could ever manage.

Drawing a corpse takes up visual memory which is needed for other things. Lockboxes are comparatively cheap.

More like a typical problem with how Unreal levels are pathplanned.

I sort of agree with, but given the schedules and times to make good next-generation games, you would need to start working on a Episode 7-tie in video game, if it was to be any good, real soon. The real problem was that LucasArts had a couple of games in development since 2009 (such as...

Between two and five million dollars. And no, that is not enough to cover the licensing, or the cost to develop a current-generation space sim.

The more reasonable answer is that he's right, the giant puzzles from previous games - even relatively recent ones like Legends and Underworld, are all gone. Of course, neither of those games reviewed or sold half so well as the game we have now. Which is fine by me. I had a lot more fun with...

You have lost all credibility on the internet.

Hello Jmellow. I still think of you of having that face. -Maclir/Coral/etc

Of course the real irony here, with all the hate on the single player game and its ending, is that since release, it is the MP release that is making all the cash. And by that I mean, many tens of millions of dollars of card packs....

Also just finished. The single player, that is. I assume there is no reason to play the MP in this game that has no business having MP?

Planescape Torment is always the answer to this question.

Sadly that was my assessment a year ago when I saw it. I like Trion and would really like it to succeed, but these are not the games you're looking for. Fundamentally, I don't think there is a shooter audience that is looking hard for an MMO, really. They have a few, really, between CoD, BF3...