whens steam launch

A tutorial on how to make credits via prospecting, IC, shops, DGing, colos etc would probably be greatly appreciated

Good suggestions.

We are planning to video weekly and record as we talk about it, breaking it down in steps, it will most likely be in chapters like 5 min each video. Would prob be best on the SS official site tho.

I'd also suggest a FAQ on the wiki and how beneficial it is. Another cool thing would be FAQ for every zone, talking about the quirks, bosses, gear and even discussing the lore.

- Chrono

Because Red is poor and needs answers!

A "what should/can I do next?" sort of guide that details what a player should/can probably do at their respective level in order to progress (Early Game Suggestion).

That is in terms of AI to kill (DG's, Zones), missions to do, opening up the idea of learning to build and such.

All fantastic ideas soo far. All these will give us alot of tutorial footage to help everyone thinking or starting to play the game. In my experience there is 3 different types of learning.

Reading
Viewing
Listening

People are usually better at one or the other when it comes to learning. So what we are focusing on is adding all 3 to help making things easier to learn how to play and what the game is all about.

This isnt going to be like school, we dont want it boring. So we will joke a laugh, carry on as we usually do to keep the interest. (sort of like streaming) so they will be learning and having a laugh as we go.

Sounds awesome.

A list of things a player can expect to do with a group or solo would also be immensely helpful to players that don't know the specific difficulty of a zone. The game itself doesn't give any hints on this particular subject.

Its true plz halp.

Also videos on subspace boss fights explaining the strategys and stuff would be cool. Same goes for zones like oly and twisted. I'm sure people would be interested in that.

Yeah I will be interesting in doing that. Im still trying to figure out how to go about it because if we do this live we will hear keyboard chatter so i might need to resort to talk over for tutorial videos. Unless i figure out a way to cancel background noise. Usually when i am doing radio podcasts i soundbox my mic so that could work

That's irrelevant, they are going to be teaching mechanics of fight not how to MC. Also I'd be willing to help you guys do whatever to lighten the load just let me know.

I think adding voice audio to the video afterwards would probably best stifler, could slow down and explain more complicated mechanics or whatever.

As long as there's no client-swapping in the video, I think it's fine.

It will be raw, no MC'ing will be included.



there will be nothing to premote anybody, it will all be as clean as possible in a galaxy far far away.

EDIT: there will be voice audio and walkthroughs of all the videos made