Novean-57943

Problem konnte gelöst werden in dem es direkt vom Nanopack aus gesetzt wurde. Wenn Sie sich im Linked Container befindet, scheint es Probleme zu geben.

For me it looks like a space after David

Ab heute könnt ihre eure Charaktere mit eurem User verbinden! Nutzt dazu einfach die VR-Station "Hyperion Player Registration". 

i agree being not able to log in sucks been two days heard nothing back

Then i wish you best luck with a refund of a product that is how it should be in beta
And again you buy in beta you need to know what this means and life with all consequences (if there will be time added for the issues is a other discussion)

Not yet but you can use Screen Small for that you can craft from your nanopack

If you're not happy about paying to participate in a beta, why would you, y'know, pay to participate in a beta?

At least part of the function of the beta sub is to make sure the place isn't flooded with people who 
a) expect a finished game - it's not an unreasonable expectation that you would read about the current state of the game if you're blowing 20 bucks on it
b) pop in, litter the place with never-to-be-visited-again bases and constructs then leave forever after a few days.
 
People have been paying to test this game for years. The bar just got lower, is all (20 bucks not 60).
 
There is no standard definition of what beta means any more in the game world. Or Alpha. Or "release" for that matter. The old definitions are gone forever, and nowadays you have to do research to find out the true state of a game. I attribute this to the evolution of crowdfunding models where the investors want access to the product *way* earlier than any studio-produced game would be allowed out into the world in any form. Development cycles for games like this have become extended because small development houses can now aspire to produce things that would have needed massive studios to even begin, in the "old days".

Me, I've had one single CTD in the entire week I've been in-game that wasn't network-related. There are bundles of other bugs, sure.
 
Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't have called it a beta release; the game's not even feature-complete (no Avatar-to-Avatar run-and-gun is probably the biggest feature that you couldn't call a refinement of something that's present in some limited bare-bones/embryonic form). I'd have moved from the "closed alpha" that the backers supported, to an "open alpha" stage. But I'm old-fashioned and still have memories of the time when Beta meant something.

Only English on this forum section.
And no, I bet you can get a refund if you open a ticket.
But next time you buy a beta or alpha product, expect a not finished game with bugs.

https://support.dualthegame.com/

Lol we are not all enemies, you are a bit paranoid matey.  The market is going fine, I have been selling on it since launch (I didnt do the ore rush) and the increase in seller has been crazy since the bots nerf.  Today i visited every market in Alioth / Sanc moon, EVERY market had players in it.  I have NEVER seen anything close to that before.  Please dont take this the wrong way, but i dont think you have a full grasp of the market.

The thing is the game is not ready for pvp players like you, sorry but that is just the way it is.  Let us build the world first, then when pvp is working, I will pay you plenty of quanta to keep my stuff safe.  You will have a role, just not quite yet.

Yes, there is working economy around us but it was not magically grown from nothing, someone must build it, and run it.
Game gives you freedom, stop whining and use it.

or maybe your main problem called "we are all enemies" is only your problem?
I would say that we are rivals, not enemies.
so go industrial, just a little bit to satisfy your own demand - its simple as in RL (even way more simpler)

Hi guys, 
 
The game is now in Beta 1 r0.21.1. Here's the latest patch note: 
 
Bug Fixes
Fixed the German voice issue of Aphelia in the tutorial Replacement of the correct quanta character in the variable currency symbol and removed the uppercase style on this kind of values (market/all player wallet...) Fixed non-localized notifications in French and German Fixed a shadow issue with the hand tool
Crash Fixes
Fixed two crashes when exiting the game Fixed a crash and handle nanocraft item quantity notification  
Cheers, 
Nomad

You are not buying a game. You are donating money to help in developing a game that does not exist yet. 
As a perk for that donation, you occasionally get to test during certain stages of that development process.
 
There is no refund for "here have some money to develop."
 
If you want a stable game, with refunds if you don't like it, wait for release.

Hi @freemangl and welcome.
 
For refund requests, I suggest you to ask directly to the support at https://support.dualthegame.com/ ;).
 
~ Merwyn

Dear Noveans,
 
When we set out to launch our beta this summer, we also envisioned a series of major changes and improvements outside of the game. A major one was the complete redesign of the game’s website, as well as the migration to a brand new tech stack for the site’s front and back ends. We were also planning to launch several programs, such as a Content Creator program and a Recruit-a-Friend program, which relied on a new, versatile code system. That code system is also being used to grant our backers the beta invitations which are part of their Kickstarter or Alpha packs.
 
Unfortunately, things don’t always go as planned, as you’ve been witnessing over the past few days (2020 strikes again...). We had to revert part of our tech migration, and postpone the move to a new authentication platform, among other things in our backend. So for the past few weeks we have been struggling to try and reconcile the new site and the code system with our legacy backend. This task has honestly been way more difficult than we had imagined. 
 
We already missed the boat when it came down to allowing you to invite your friends a week earlier, and we’ve come to announce more delays, sadly. As we approach the launch of the beta, we have to be realistic about what we’ll be able to deliver, as we had to make tough choices:

We will launch the new Dual Universe website tomorrow; it will have the most essential content and features, with some visual and quality of life improvements missing. We’ll add more content after beta.
 
The Content Creator program will be ready, using the above code system (see potential limitation below). You should be able to get the invitations included in your beta packs on day 1, though the system may not be as easy to use as we wanted. Making sure you have these codes ready is one of our top priorities (see potential limitations below). You should be able to go to the website and upload images for publishing in Dual Universe, which will go through an internal review process to ensure that they follow the game’s Code of Conduct.  
The Recruit-a-Friend program didn’t make the cut… and that sucks. We worked hard on it and we were really excited about it. The in-game content is ready, but the entitlement system isn’t. Unfortunately, we couldn’t work on all the entitlements in the limited time that we had these past few weeks.

There is a potential limitation with the code system, for both content creators and beta keys: in the next few days the codes may not be redeemable with existing accounts - only with new ones (like for the load test). We are trying to lift that limitation as soon as possible, as we know it’s not ideal. 
 
So what’s next? All these new systems, the new website, and these new programs will be constantly improved in the days and weeks to come. Our priority will be to lift the code limitation and to launch the Recruit-a-Friend program as soon as possible. We don’t want to give you a date that we may not be able to hold, but know that we are doing everything we can to make it as early as possible. 
 
Finally let’s tackle the question of “Why did we announce the Recruit-a-Friend program if it wasn’t going to be ready?” Well, that’s the point; we really thought it was going to be ready, just as when we announced the ability to invite your friends a week prior to beta. It’s disappointing, for you and for us. But we believe these programs are worth it, so we want to make them right.
 
We hope you’ll bear with us, and that you’ll be able to enjoy the Dual Universe beta in the meantime.
 
Sincerely,
The Novaquark Team
 
*Note: we unfortunately won’t be able to retrofit any recruitment that you may do between now and the official launch of the program. Recruitment will only count from the day of the launch of the program, when we can track who’s recruiting who properly.

Hey mate,
 
If you are moving to a spot close by, using the maneuver tool (7 by default) is probably a better option than disassembling everything.
 
If you want to move to a spot far away, you can blueprint it (in build mode right click any part of the ship and hit "P" of click on "Create Blueprint") and deploy it at the new location (select tool 8, equip the blue print, which has to be in the same inventory as the materials you will need to deploy it, a blue box will appear, that is you construct volume. aim at the floor and click. the construct will pop up).
 
When in build mode, to disassemble you construct (pick an element and put it back into your inventory or linked container) you need to:
- Select the "deploy element tool" (1 by default), aim at the element;
- Hold alt and click on it.
 
For voxels:
- Select the "Select voxel tool", 7 by default.
- Select everything and hit delete.
- Alternatively, select the "deploy voxel tool", hold alt, select an area and click.
 
The elements/voxels will go to your current active inventory, be it your Nanopack or a linked container. You need to have enough free space in whichever.
 
ps holding alt and clicking reverts the behavior of most of the tools
pss I suggest you join the discord channels to get just in time help from other players/orgs.

In case you missed it, THIS IS DUAL UNIVERSE!

Ever wondered what Dual Universe really is about? Our recent trailer is a great introduction to the vision we have with Dual Universe. It features tons of previously unreleased footage which highlight the various gameplay aspects of Dual Universe. If you were not part of our fantastic Kickstarter adventure, which started it all, this is an updated take on where we want to take this game, featuring fresh gameplay footage!

Watch now:

We welcome your comments below! 

Hello,
 
I had a similar problem to yours but what I did was use the live chat option of Xsolla's website in order for them fix the problem. Talking with a customer service agent helped enable me to pay NovaQuark through their payment company.
 
I hope this info is of help.
 
 

Glad you found it for anyone else wondering, the answer is no. NDA content is now and forever NDA content. Your ships and constructions can be shown off, as long as they are recorded AFTER beta starts. 

No, in fact Novaquark has stated they will end Alpha pledge packs a couple weeks before the start of Beta.
If you're only concerned with Beta then whether it is cheaper or not will depend on how long Beta lasts. A pledge will guarantee full access to Beta while purchasing Beta subscriptions will be by the month, in increments of three.
 
If, for example, Beta lasts 6 months then subscription would cost $38.45 versus a $60 pledge that would give you an extra Beta key and three DACs.
Judging from the latest Release Roadmap which states Beta is expected to run from "Summer 2020 to Early 2021" I'd say it's likely it'll be at least 6 months before Official Release.
 
Nope. Regardless of whether you purchase the pledge or buy Beta subscriptions, neither will consume DACs. DACs will only be used at Official Release.

References:
https://www.dualthegame.com/en/news/2020/07/06/du-beta-arrives-august-27-at-6-99-accessible-subscription/
https://www.dualthegame.com/en/news/2020/07/06/dual-universe-faq-beta-release-pricing-strategy-and-more/
https://www.dualthegame.com/en/news/2019/12/04/roadmap-update/

So, You Wanna Be a Moderator?
 
Oh yeah, that’s right! We’re opening up recruitment for our forum moderation team! We are specifically looking to add additional language support so we’re seeking the following languages: 
 
English English/French English/German  
If you’ve ever wanted to get involved with Dual Universe on a deeper level and have some time to give, we’re looking for volunteers that can offer a few hours each week to check in on our forums, help approve posts, moderate reported content and help people find their way around. 
 
How does it work? 
All of our moderators are volunteers. Moderators are given a new account from which to do their duties from and their identity is kept secret. Moderators help to keep the forums clean and orderly. They are the front line for approving posts and content and handling reported issues. They work with and under the direction of the Community Management team. 
 
The rules are below: 
https://board.dualthegame.com/index.php?/topic/11015-dual-universe-volunteer-forum-moderator-guidelines/
 
APPLY NOW!
 
We will contact selected candidates quickly, so don’t delay. If you aren’t selected this round, we will be recruiting for the future and will retain applications for 6 months.  A short quiz/test of skills may be asked in a second round. 
 
We are looking for three to five community members to help us with keeping an eye on the forums to make sure we continue to have one of the most helpful and inviting communities possible. This isn’t an opportunity for those who feel this is a chance to finally be recognized for your contributions because all volunteer moderators will be issued a new forum account to use only when performing their moderation duties. You also won’t be able to tell anyone you’ve been chosen. All community volunteer moderators must remain anonymous. This opportunity is for those who wish to help the Community Team maintain our high standards for an inviting, helpful, and respectful community.
 
If you think this is something you’re interested in and you can be fair and impartial in your actions in the role of a community moderator, then you should apply. Before you do, you should know we have the following expectations and criteria:
 
Requirements and Expectations
 
Must have a clean community record. No warnings, infractions, etc. For at least the previous six months. No suspensions or bans. Posting history shows a helpful, constructive and respectful posting pattern. Apply the community rules in a fair and impartial manner to all members. You understand and accept that this role Is purely voluntary and carries no compensation or other consideration – financial or otherwise. Willing to be and remain anonymous. Ability to serve in this role for at least 6 months. Read and write fluent English for all roles. French, German, or Russian written fluency is a very big plus.
  You should also be comfortable with all the things a volunteer moderator will be asked to do. A Volunteer Community Moderator will have access to tools and forum functions that will allow them to take a variety of actions.
 
Community Volunteer Moderators Can
Move threads to the correct areas. Hide threads and posts they feel are inappropriate until they can be reviewed by the Community Team. Merge multiple threads on the same topic into a single thread. Approve posts by new members (required for first-time posts). Bring urgent matters to the direct attention of the Community Team. Getting Naerais her coffee.  
Community Volunteer Moderators Cannot
Delete any thread or post. Edit the text of any post. Suspend any account for any reason.
  Still with us? Ready to tell us how great you’d be at this? Excellent!  We’ll need you to send us a little information so we can get to know you.
 
Once we’ve collected your applications the Community Team, and other members of the Novaquark staff, will review your information and reach out to those we feel would be a good fit. Those individuals will then need to pass one more round of questions before being selected. If you don’t hear from us, please don’t take offense. We expect to hear from many outstanding candidates. With only a small number of slots to fill not everyone will be chosen.
 
We'll be taking applications starting today, Tuesday July 28, 2020  until Thursday, July 30th @ 12pm UTC. 
 

FAQS
What do you look for in a moderator?
We’re looking for people who have shown they are helpful, well spoken, and welcoming. We expect moderators will be discrete, honest, and always have the best interests of the community along with a healthy dose of fairness and common sense guiding their decisions.
 
How does my backer status affect my chances of becoming a mod?
Simply put; it doesn’t. Your backer status, or lack thereof for that matter, does not factor into our decision. We are looking only at post histories, past behavior, and your application and follow up questions.
 
How long will a Community Volunteer Moderator have their position?
CVMs do not have a fixed term of service; however, we will do regular checkups with them every three to six months. This is to ensure they are still able and willing to continue with the tasks assigned. Of course, we reserve the right to remove any CVM we feel is not acting in a manner consistent with our policies and the community and moderator guidelines at any time and at our sole discretion.
 
What happens if a volunteer mod abuses their position?
We have a set of rules and guidelines for our volunteers to follow. They are publicly posted and if we find a volunteer is not abiding by those rules (both the letter and the spirit behind them) then the community team may choose to remove them from their position. Serious abuse or misuse of their role may result in additional actions if deemed warranted.
 
While we will investigate moderator actions if abuse is reported, please be aware that false reports just to discredit a Moderator reputation will also be severely punished.
 
APPLY NOW: 
https://forms.gle/AYqCsJccatztfNME7