In the kickstart promotion video, at 0.50min, JC mentioning that "you can build anything you want, space ships, cities, orbital stations, there is no limit in size"
Jc mentioning here the infinity big, from voxels of 25cm
What about the infinity small? or at least smaller than 25cm?
NQ is missing something in the building part, 25cm voxels will not allow to build a chair, a table, a lamp, a frame, or any decoration objects, to put in (and in fact the only things you can build) empty space ships, empty cities, and empty orbital stations
Its like, think big, look at it from far, and forget about details
The content of DU is pretty well thought in global, at the scale of civilisations organisations, but what about in details, at the scale of one player?
What will one player see ingame?
Very detailed textured mesh based elements stuck on very contrasting flat voxel builds?
NQ shouldnt forget who will pay and play, who they are targeting when they talk to builders and coders, to lot of people who spend their days on 3d modeling softwares pushing the latest technologies, day by day, making scenes more and more realistic that you cant make anymore the difference.
I m talking about gamers who are also architects, interior designers, industrial designers, graphic designers, CG artists, animators, developpers, coders etc...
Is DU going to be the game for gamers who grew up with 1m3 blocks in minecraft, who got maturity now to play with 0.25m3 voxels?
NO right?!
DU isnt based on java and still have a bit more than 2 years of development
And i think the community should keep in mind to push further and further the possibilties of the building tool of DU to make it the greatest sandbox of all times