I'm not an expert nor experienced with this software so I can't help with the technical parts but have you tried posting on Linux specific communities? Some potential candidates would be:
I'm sure they have plenty of wizards there.
I'm not an expert nor experienced with this software so I can't help with the technical parts but have you tried posting on Linux specific communities? Some potential candidates would be:
I'm sure they have plenty of wizards there.
Maybe so. Also, I reread the article and there are more mentions of PC than I initially thought. I just kind of glanced over them between all the talk about Xbox, a term that's also used in regards to Windows gaming (something I forgot when I posted this).
They could also not do anything at all and leave those players on their own. Sure, it would be great if all of those options were available from the start but most of MS's work on accessibility wasn't developed back then. At least they can be used with PCs and should be compatible with their future consoles.
Just to clarify, I'm meant the future "policing" systems, ones they kind of vaguely mentioned before but probably aren't even designed let alone implemented far enough to be released in 4.0.
As far as I'm aware, Pyro release will be the usual wild west with the addition of slightly more integrated reputation system.
The big update was them finally updating the progress tracker, the fact that it took them 8 months to show this little is a different matter. Release view is updated regularly so the list is usually pretty short.
I haven't used Windows in a while now so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but it always felt like PCs were a bit of an afterthought for Microsoft. I know it changed somehow but have no idea how much so my random guess would be: it's simply be a case of "lets market these with our main gaming product: consoles".
It's been in public testing for a few months now, just wasn't ready for full on migration (there's still an issue with 2 factor authentication not sticking for some users for example). Seems they finally deemed it ready for prime time.
Same here. While I'm very critical of Microsoft and tend to avoid a lot of things they're involved in their continuous work on improving accessibility is one thing I've been really impressed with. I hope this approach will become more and more prevalent in both the gaming industry and in general as well.
This looks really cool. I hope they can pull this off since I'm really itching to play a sims-like again. It'll probably fry my PC but it's a risk I'm willing to take.
Edit: There's a free character studio available on Steam to play around with.
I think these ideas sound like a good starting point to thinking about such things in a way realistic for SC universe. They would probably have to be a bit less black and white since it's a game, people make mistakes and some would surely found a way to use them for trolling or griefing but that's a better starting point than "players should group up and take care of the problem themselves". On the other hand however, some of the devs are the exact people who would be the most affected by such restrictions and we can't have that, can we?
Seriously though, I can't wait for CIG to actually start talking about details of the reputation system and how they think they can prevent issues plaguing multiplayer games since their inception. I don't expect much considering they want to reinvent the wheel (as always) but I really want to know what their plan is.
No problem, I hope you'll manage to get it working.