About This Game Elite Dangerous is the definitive massively multiplayer space epic, bringing gaming’s original open world adventure to the modern generation with a connected galaxy, evolving narrative and the entirety of the Milky Way re-created at its full galactic proportions.Starting with only a small starship and a few credits, players do whatever it takes to earn the skill, knowledge, wealth and power to survive in a futuristic cutthroat galaxy and to stand among the ranks of the iconic Elite. In an age of galactic superpowers and interstellar war, every player’s story influences the unique connected gaming experience and handcrafted evolving narrative. Governments fall, battles are lost and won, and humanity’s frontier is reshaped, all by players’ actions. 400 Billion Star Systems. Infinite Freedom. Blaze Your Own Trail.A Galaxy Of WondersThe 400 billion star systems of the Milky Way are the stage for Elite Dangerous' open-ended gameplay. The real stars, planets, moons, asteroid fields and black holes of our own galaxy are built to their true epic proportions in the largest designed playspace in videogame history.A Unique Connected Game ExperienceGovernments fall, battles are lost and won, and humanity’s frontier is reshaped, all by players’ actions. In an age of galactic superpowers and interstellar war, every player’s personal story influences the connected galaxy and handcrafted evolving narrative.Blaze Your Own TrailUpgrade your ship and customize every component as you hunt, explore, fight, mine, smuggle, trade and survive in the cutthroat galaxy of the year 3301. Do whatever it takes to earn the skill, knowledge, wealth and power to stand among the ranks of the Elite.Massively MultiplayerExperience unpredictable encounters with players from around the world in Elite Dangerous’ vast massively multiplayer space. Experience the connected galaxy alone in Solo mode or with players across the world in Open Play, where every pilot you face could become a trusted ally or your deadliest enemy. You will need to register a free Elite Dangerous account with Frontier to play the game.A Living GameElite Dangerous grows and expands with new features and content. Major updates react to the way players want to play and create new gameplay opportunities for the hundreds of thousands of players cooperating, competing and exploring together in the connected galaxy.The Original Open World AdventureElite Dangerous is the third sequel to 1984's genre-defining Elite, bringing gaming’s original open world adventure into the modern generation with a connected galaxy, evolving narrative and the entire Milky Way re-created at its full galactic proportions. 7aa9394dea Title: Elite DangerousGenre: Action, Adventure, Massively Multiplayer, RPG, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Frontier DevelopmentsPublisher:Frontier DevelopmentsRelease Date: 2 Apr, 2015 Elite Dangerous Download For Pc [Keygen] I play this on Linux, via Valve's SteamPlay, using Proton v4.2 (and some manually installed winetricks (Thanks goes out to https:\/\/forums.frontier.co.uk\/threads\/how-to-install-ed-on-linux-using-wine-experimental-not-officially-supported.366894\/ for making all of this possible). It's plays smoothly and flawlessly for hours and hours on end (unless i alt-tab out sometimes).I've been playing the Elite games since the 80s and 90s. It is not inaccurate to call me a superfan of the series. I'm not a big fan of MMO's, and I wish Frontier Developments was less openly hostile towards Linux as a platform. Space flight simulators are my #1 favorite genre, so I've been keen to play this game since it was announced as a kickstarter, and while I did contribute, because they weren't interested in a Linux port, I didn't contribute very much. All that aside, I have to say; now that I can play Elite:Dangerous under Linux, I will be hard pressed to play anything else.Elite:Dangerous does a very good job of capturing the spirit of the original Elite, Elite II, and Elite III, and that's probably what I like most about it. It goes onto add far more depth and gameplay than its predecessors, and is, visually, as beautiful as any modern AAA game of its calibur. While Elite II & III invented seamless planet entries & landings, the planets in No Man's Sky, and Star Citizen are much prettier (so far, i haven't been to many planets in Elite yet). Meanwhile, Elite's signal gameplay, exploration gameplay, economy gameplay, and ship customization gameplay far surpass both those other titles.It bugs me that I can't get out of my cockpit seat in Elite, but i am spoiled by NMS, SC, and Pulsar:Lost Colony. It actually doesn't impede my enjoyment of Elite however, because there's so much stuff to do, that really I don't think i'd gain much from wandering around my ship. It would be awfully nice though.. The flight physics leave a bit to be desired, but I'm also in the camp that thought Frontier (Elite II) had the best space flight physics ever. I do dearly miss the separate HUD elements for bearing and heading, Supercruise is a little bit of Handwavium too, but it's no worse than Quantum Drive in Star Citizen, if a little more lax in concept.The camera is also god-awful.. Is there some way to pin the camera to the ship? it's unwieldly and seems poorly implemented. I might be missing something about its configuration though. And finally, the DLC method (real monies for fake ship stuff), while not pay-to-win, would make me vomit in my lap except for that if I view it as "donating to a crowdfunded effort" it becomes a lot more palatable. Otherwise, from any other viewpoint it seems like a pathetic moneygrab. All in all however, Elite:Dangerous is a long awaited dream come true for those of us who've literally waited all our lives, lurking in alt.fan.elite, for Elite 4. It'll probably never see a native Linux version, it's been out for years.. and though I'm only now just getting to play it.. I am not disappointed!. There is something relaxing about this game, though it's a grind.. Huge, very open space game with complexity to keep you interested for long periods of time. Flight sim is great and fun to fly. The big drawback to the game is the STEEP learning curve and lack of on board tools to figure out what's up. You have to be willing to watch some videos and visit a couple of sites (regularly) to figure out how to progress in the game. That said, it's great and I'll be playing for some time.. Recommended if you're into space stuff or just like the idea of wandering about in space; you generally need a couple hours at a time to play it though. The spaceships have enough depth and intricacy to them that they do feel like a 'spaceship' rather than a glorified space car. Spaceships have internal modules that can be damaged, weapon hardpoints, scanners etc etc.There's definitely enough to do in space- missions, investigating signal sources (sometimes alien), deep core mining; but if you want action straight from the 'launch' button you've either got to know what you're wanting to do or how to do it- both of which can take a bit of figuring out.The game is a helluva time sink. I spent about a third of my playtime blowing apart asteroids for those sweet, sweet void opals to make some (relatively) quick cash to buy more awesome ships. I then trecked across the void for what must have been an hour return trip to fetch some 'meta alloys' to allow an engineer to increase my ships jump range. I felt it was a monumental effort, and I was proud I'd had the grit to stick at a game for so long for such a simple task- only to open the galaxy map and realise I'd simply done the galactic equivalent of popping off down to the shops.if this hasn't put you off yet, buy the game, especially if its on sale. Just don't play it too much in sequential sittings; you might have it 'burn out' on you. Its happened to me, but I'm still not done with it. You also need time and a clear head to play it, because if you rush you might find yourself faceplanting into a neutron star. P.S get horizons if it's on sale. Much worth.. Rampant bug exploits and 'hackers' everywhere. Stay away from this awful game untill it has ANY form of cheat protection. Cheat engine works on this game, and makes multiplayer a joke. Menus have an average of 5 layers of submenus for no reason, everything is bugged, and the game is the most grindy, unfullfilling time sink i've ever seen in gaming.I'm mostly upset that it took me this long to get to pvp ready ships, and it's\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665upsides: pretty game.. Pro : - Literally the most expansive space environment ever seen. BILLIONS of star systems.- No linear path or specific route for progression. - Newtonian-physics flight (sort of)- You are NOT pan-galactic hero or something that BS, leaving you with lots of freedom.- Fly alone isn't more or less boring than flying in group.- One of the most friendly community I've ever seen. (Accidentally bumping into someone has real chance of triggering a 10-minutes long friendly conversation about the meaning of the universe, for example)Con :- Terrible tutorial. Combined with how the game begin by literally give you a ship and throw you into full-size Milky-Way, it could eat some beginner rather nasty.- Paths available to players can get overwhelming.
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