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@@donwald3436 we appreciate your support. This is a game we want to play ourselves, and worked on in a volunteer basis for several years prior to the Kickstarter, so we will definitely be releasing.

@@djstef4549 we're glad to have you following along on the journey even if you don't wind up backing.

@@OnceLostGamesI do have one question, how do you plan on distributing the EA codes? Through kickstarter?

@@djstef4549 the EA code will go to your email address provided through Kickstarter. If we release on more platforms than just Steam, we will inquire ahead of time which platform you would like it on.

@@camsummer1697 3rd person is planned though 1st person is the focus.

@@xwhitewolfx2928 yes, Ted is working on the novel right now. It's a prequel to the game. You can order a copy if you're interested in it via the Kickstarter.

@@valerwolf255 we are focused on 1st person but also plan to do 3rd person.

@@DOMadorable it is and it will be updated. This is all just pre-alpha.

@@colorfulbleeding maybe, we have some plans for a romance system but it is not a priority. There is a chance we don't get to implement it and we would rather not do it unless we can do it right. Simply doing quests to raise an NPCs affection meter is not romance. We think it's an important part of life that deserves proper treatment.

@@OnceLostGames fair enough. Maybe if there is a modding tool in the futur you could let the possibility for players to create a mod with a more simplified system of compagnon/partners then.

@@colorfulbleeding we do plan to offer modding tools later down the line.

@@colorfulbleeding yes and no. In order to pull off realistically huge crowd sizes, we are doing a mass crowd system. This means that all NPCs in a crowd have a singular crowd AI that has them navigating through the streets. It will look like they have places to be, but aren't running any particular schedule. However, as a player approaches an NPC within this crowd, a more detailed version gets loaded in, sort of like with LOD buildings and trees, which has its own unique AI package. The NPC will then have its own schedule and will begin to go do whatever it needs to and the player can follow them around and see what they do, where they work, where they live, etc. Once the player gets far enough away from the NPC, it fades back into the crowd and becomes a part of the mass crowd system AI once again. The aim is, of course, that the player will never notice, because all the NPCs in your immediate surroundings are running their full AI packages and doing their thing while the background NPCs are just part of a crowd. The mass crowd system can also have them walking in formations in case we need an army and we are currently exploring having them fight, as we would like to have large scale battles. The point being that the crowds are not just wandering aimlessly like in Daggerfall, they do so with purpose.

@@OnceLostGames Sound awesome !