[Devblog] Incarna. welcome your future.

[Zoidberg]

[quote=Lana Torrin]

As an example of when it's true: developing art assets for clothes - that doesn't improve the "flying in space" part of EVE in any obvious or substantive way.

If the art department wasn't spending so much time on this shit then they might be able to push out updated ship models at a rate faster than 1 every 12 months..

I don't care what these fucks think, every asset moved to incarna could have been doing something more worthwhile to eve.[/quote:3hcw4836]
Incarna 1.0 is worthwhile though. You just don't understand the subtle and brilliant intricacies of spending six years to make a one room apartment, with a TV that advertises broken content.

[Lana Torrin]

[quote=Zoidberg]

As an example of when it's true: developing art assets for clothes - that doesn't improve the "flying in space" part of EVE in any obvious or substantive way.

If the art department wasn't spending so much time on this shit then they might be able to push out updated ship models at a rate faster than 1 every 12 months..

I don't care what these fucks think, every asset moved to incarna could have been doing something more worthwhile to eve.

Incarna 1.0 is worthwhile though. You just don't understand the subtle and brilliant intricacies of spending six years to make a one room apartment, with a TV that advertises broken content.[/quotef2tydh5]

Oh.. I had never truly thought about it.. I AM CONVERTED!!

[Zoidberg]

[quote=Lana Torrin][quote=Zoidberg]

As an example of when it's true: developing art assets for clothes - that doesn't improve the "flying in space" part of EVE in any obvious or substantive way.

If the art department wasn't spending so much time on this shit then they might be able to push out updated ship models at a rate faster than 1 every 12 months..

I don't care what these fucks think, every asset moved to incarna could have been doing something more worthwhile to eve.

Incarna 1.0 is worthwhile though. You just don't understand the subtle and brilliant intricacies of spending six years to make a one room apartment, with a TV that advertises broken content.[/quote:2vi7afu3]

Oh.. I had never truly thought about it.. I AM CONVERTED!![/quote:2vi7afu3]
Now give me $8 for a virtual skirt and we can call this an unprecedented success in innovative game design. Just don't count on having other people see that skirt. That feature (maybe) comes out half a year from now.