Who's hyped?

Fard

This sounds like a good game, hope it doesn't flop.

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Ludullu

Definitely not me

Taleof2Cities

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Definitely not me

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Songcaller

The YouTube crowd are hyped.

Ehrgeiz

Zero hype. At this point, we have even less than Star Citizen.

Liniker

Ehrgeiz wrote: »

Zero hype. At this point, we have even less than Star Citizen.

yet here you are, typing in the forum of a game that you are less hyped than star citizen

WHIT3ROS3

I think "hype" is the wrong feeling to have at this point. I want to reserve my hype for the lead-up to the actual launch. Now I'm just enjoying the dev process and thinking about all the different potential and possibilities.

I work in design IRL and use Blender, Unreal Engine and Adobe for Architectural and Interior Design renders. The idea of being able to sit down and create a sandbox world in which people can play is super captivating. I think many of us who are following along share a similar... Wouldn't it be cool if? type of thought process. It's creative and fun at the end of the day.

Also. Designing for real life is boring, haha, Nobody wants to build cool castles or fantasy houses.

Sholer

I've not been hyped for a game in a long time. Anyways the game develop actually look promising and very good so I'm not really "HYPED" but not disappointed about the game or at least this progress in alpha 2.

tautau

I am excited, curbing my impatience, and very much looking forward to a great game. High hopes.

Manueljf

The last stream looks amazing. Specially if watch it on high graphics in YouTube

Chaos_Legion

I wonder how many kickstarters will leave gaming before AoC or SC release. 10 years is a long time. People have kids, great jobs, grow old, loose interest in genre or just perish. I am very hyped but I dont buy games I cant play immediately.

nuri123

Chaos_Legion wrote: »

I wonder how many kickstarters will leave gaming before AoC or SC release. 10 years is a long time. People have kids, great jobs, grow old, loose interest in genre or just perish. I am very hyped but I dont buy games I cant play immediately.

I hear you, I've been playing MMOs for long time, I wasted money on a lot vaporwares, never again, I wish them all the luck, but they dont see a penny from me, unless its out and the reviews are good.

RazThemun

Think they are making decent progress. Again just wanting a good game that lasts. They need to take their time so it isn't a flop 8 months later. I just hope they are hitting their internal deadlines and able to complete what they set out to achieve each week, month, or quarter

Okeydoke

I'm hyped for Ashes, but man it's just like...it's been so long and it's still long yet. And gaming in general is just in the dumps right now. So I'm hyped for it, there's not much else to be hyped for, but at the same it's just like fuck.

Sunboy

Hyped is the not word I would describe my feelings. More like moderately hopeful. I wouldn’t be sad if AoC flopped. But I think I will be hyped when it comes out.

Until then I play Fortnite.

Much love ❤️

karma52

i try not to be to hyped because i know how long we still got to wait

Chaos_Legion

nuri123 wrote: »

Chaos_Legion wrote: »

I wonder how many kickstarters will leave gaming before AoC or SC release. 10 years is a long time. People have kids, great jobs, grow old, loose interest in genre or just perish. I am very hyped but I dont buy games I cant play immediately.

I hear you, I've been playing MMOs for long time, I wasted money on a lot vaporwares, never again, I wish them all the luck, but they dont see a penny from me, unless its out and the reviews are good.

I am sure they will release the game and its going to be at least decent. I doubt I will play it by the time its here. )))

Vaknar

WHIT3ROS3 wrote: »

I think "hype" is the wrong feeling to have at this point. I want to reserve my hype for the lead-up to the actual launch. Now I'm just enjoying the dev process and thinking about all the different potential and possibilities.

I work in design IRL and use Blender, Unreal Engine and Adobe for Architectural and Interior Design renders. The idea of being able to sit down and create a sandbox world in which people can play is super captivating. I think many of us who are following along share a similar... Wouldn't it be cool if? type of thought process. It's creative and fun at the end of the day.

Also. Designing for real life is boring, haha, Nobody wants to build cool castles or fantasy houses.

It's always nice and reassuring to see those who appreciate and enjoy our open-development approach ^_^

I can totally relate to that feeling of thinking to yourself "Wouldn't it be cool if...?", and I think being able to be a part of the development process for a game, by actively providing feedback and input on the development process, can make the journey so much more fulfilling!

BaSkA_9x2

As with most things in life: hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

If you don't create expectations and enjoy the the game, it'll be an amazing experience; if you don't enjoy the game, you'll just move on.
If you create expectations and you enjoy the game, it'll be an amazing experience; if you don't enjoy the game, you'll probably feel very bad.

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