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Cheers guys, you are all really awesome :)
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Space program mode, can we chose where we land our rovers?
dram replied to nikssims's topic in TAKE ON MARS - GENERAL
The ellipse is the landing ellipse, the area within which it will land. The center point is where it has the highest probability of landing, as can be seen in the real Curiosity landing ellipses (it shows old and new): http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/658668main_pia15685-full_full.jpg In Take On Mars the accuracy of landing is very high, but of course an error during landing may cause it to land elsewhere (emergency landing). -
https://store.bistudio.com/step-by-step-serial-number/ That link shows you how to retrieve the key from your store account. If that fails, let me know, preferably by PM or I may accidentally overlook it.
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Tutorials will be progressively added, so it will help sort out these issues. Also there will be an indicator to show you where the currently selected instrument is. The one for X lets you place debug markers, for debugging things like floating rocks and so on. Useful for mods. When held, R is basically bullet-time :)
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Whoa, hey guys, will look into that as soon as I get to work.
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Pre-ordering for Take On Mars is now possible on our online store. See here: https://store.bistudio.com/take-on-mars/ Should anyone have any questions, please feel free to ask.
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Hey guys, hmm please post the issue in the tracker, especially with the configurations. There must be a simple problem behind it
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Enjoy the game guys! Any suggestions/bugs throw them here: http://mars.takeonthegame.com/feedback/my_view_page.php
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Hello all, firstly I would like to thank you all for supporting us, we really really really really hope you enjoy the game :) A lot of effort has gone into this project, and I really (really really) hope it has payed off and is visible throughout the game. There are of course places where there is room for improvement, and that is why we have gone early access. If you have any suggestions, bugs etc, please shoot them here: http://mars.takeonthegame.com/feedback/my_view_page.php Thank you all, you guys have been great and I really want to thank you for being so civilized throughout the development process. The road ahead is a positive one I hope, where your feedback will help shape the game further :) Enjoy it guys!
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It's out! Enjoy guys, please leave feedback (suggestions/bugs) at http://mars.takeonthegame.com/feedback/my_view_page.php
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Delay for the relase? no serial for preorder?
dram replied to Devilale's topic in TAKE ON MARS - GENERAL
Sorry for the lack of news guys, really busy day :) Enjoy! -
Space program mode, can we chose where we land our rovers?
dram replied to nikssims's topic in TAKE ON MARS - GENERAL
Hi, yes you can choose where to land them (bad idea for landers, as you can send them completely elsewhere of their mission objectives) -
Hello everyone, really sorry about the confusion, the steam store page must have had an error. The release is in 5 hours as of this writing, and the steam store page should be up again asap.
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Cheers guys! Very kind of you, ecstatic abut the support!
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Sorry about the confusion guys, there must have been an error on the steam store page. Should be up asap, release is in 5 hours.
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Sorry for the confusion guys, there must have been an error on the steam store page, hopefully it will be fixed asap. Otherwise, release is in 5 hours and counting.
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Hello everyone, In an attempt to satisfy everyone's curiosity (pun intended), we are proud to bring Take On Mars to Steam's Early Access catalogue on the 1st of August. After this initial launch, we hope to receive feedback and suggestions from players, and work together to create the most dynamic exploration sim game - driven by everyone’s passion for exploration and interest in extra-terrestrial bodies, such as Mars... Better said, especially Mars! We have prepared a short video of the Space Program gameplay to help demonstrate what the player can expect: Let the ideas roll in!
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3pm in Prague, so 1pm GMT :)
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It will be released tomorrow, so I would expect that is when the keys will be available. If you got the key now you would already have access :)
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Bummer, removed for now then.
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Will I need to be a genius or know physics to play this?
dram replied to midgetgrimm's topic in TAKE ON MARS - GENERAL
Yes, you can control 2 parts of the rover simultaneously, which can of course be selected. This means that you can select to drive with WASD and use the mouse to turn the mast. Or, you could control the main part of the robotic arm via WASD and control its head using the mouse. -
August 1st is correct, we apologize for the confusion. The page there will be updated asap.
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The customization of the rovers is mainly in terms of changing the equipment (robotic extensions, cameras, instruments, power sources, antennas and so on), but the base skeleton remains the same (basically a box with wheels). The system works via slots, so the base skeleton has many slots where you can attach equipment, and then some extensions (such as the robotic arm) have more slots, and the whole system is very modular. In the base game we have 3 rover skeletons (small, medium large) and 2 lander skeletons (small, large). Of course, as the skeleton is comprised of many individual parts, you could create your own skeleton config through a simple mod where you would be able to attach individual wheels if you wanted to.
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Fair point, it would not be too difficult to implement as well. Adding to the weather task.
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Yes there is, the Editor mode allows you to create scenarios or just play around with everything. You are most welcome.