Limit Theory

So, here I am, browsing the Kerbal Space Program forums, when I venture into the Off-Topic section there and find a topic called "Limit Theory, New Space Sim on Kickstarter!". I, being a space-sim freak, was intrigued, and clicked. I read. I ventured to the kickstarter page- and my head exploded.

Seriously.

Have a look.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/joshparnell/limit-theory-an-infinite-procedural-space-game

Wow.

This.
Will.
Be.
Completely.
EPIC.

Sounds like Mount & Blade in space. This will be awesome.

Shiva you play KSP?

Nice

I think that the will be really cool and I hope, that it has a multiplayer.

Yeeeeesssssss.........

Looks good.

Is it populated with AI ? Because otherwise it will be too big for anyone to ever meet in PVP .

...
My God.
Its what I've been waiting for.

WANT

WANT

NOW

Sounds good... So many games, not enough time...

Iv121 wrote:

Is it populated with AI ? Because otherwise it will be too big for anyone to ever meet in PVP .

If you actually clicked on the link you'd see it's singleplayer

So many cool projects to kickstart, no money to spend.

Want, but I'll go in for KSP first.

Wait for it, we'll get a KSP thread shortly.

Looks awesome and he said the first 3 months of development were developed on a laptop with horrible gaming graphics, and it had decent FPS (60) on medium.


Low-grade system support FTW! I WANT IT SO BAD.

Yeah, except he said he had a Core 2 Duo and Intel HD 3000.

For those of you whom aren't tech savvy, a Core 2 Duo is a 2009 Intel CPU. An HD 3000 is a GPU found only inside Intel's Ivy and Sandy Bridge processors, released in 2012 and 2011, respectively. And no, you cannot remove it and put it inside another CPU chip, which is the only way this guy's setup would make any sense.

Could be a mistype, but for something this ambitious I dunno. One would think a person promising this much of a game would know a little more about PCs.

EmoTiel wrote:

Yeah, except he said he had a Core 2 Duo and Intel HD 3000.

For those of you whom aren't tech savvy, a Core 2 Duo is a 2009 Intel CPU. An HD 3000 is a GPU found only inside Intel's Ivy and Sandy Bridge processors, released in 2012 and 2011, respectively. And no, you cannot remove it and put it inside another CPU chip, which is the only way this guy's setup would make any sense.

Could be a mistype, but for something this ambitious I dunno. One would think a person promising this much of a game would know a little more about PCs.

He's been working on it, read the progress log. It has more progress than we do. The game works right now, just needs content and such.

I have the Core 2 Duo. It is like, slightly less powerful than the i3.

3rd gen i5 I should be fine.

i5-3210M at 2.5Ghz, 4GB RAM, but integrated graphics, on a laptop.

I hope they make it moddable, 'cause I'll need something akin to OptiFine.

This says how bad i want this game.

Spoiler:

I already joined their forum.
Here

Keon wrote:

Tunnel did too. Hehe, so did I.

Time to invade.

Prime Arc Thunder wrote:

Keon wrote:

Tunnel did too. Hehe, so did I.

Time to invade.

>INVASION PLANS ARE TO CONTINUE AS SCHEDULED

ZeoNet wrote:

i5-3210M at 2.5Ghz, 4GB RAM, but integrated graphics, on a laptop.

I hope they make it moddable, 'cause I'll need something akin to OptiFine.

Nope, not going to be moddable period, according to the creator.

I joined, Ach, are you gonna let them know about your owlity?

I joined too. I noticed ACHO rather quickly. Funny how things turn out, eh?