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01-23-2013, 12:22 PM
SWGEmu End of Year Update 2012


January 2013
SWGEmu Team






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SWGEmu End of Year Update 2012















Table of Contents

Project Update
Staff Updates
Quick Stats
Staff Round-Table
Closing


http://maxmcc.net/swgemu/icons/Tool-32.pngSWGEmu Project Updates

Hardware Upgrade/Changes:
[*=1]07/14/2012 - Basilisk maintenance (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47460)[*=1]10/20/2012 - Live support launch and IRC #support channel closing (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62966)[*=1]11/29/2012 - Basilisk and Database Server Move (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66927)
Major Additions/Changes
[*=1]05/03/2012 - End of Liberator Milestone Reached (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35545)[*=1]07/18/2012 - Basilisk Patch Notes Publish 1: The Warren and Vendors (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48455)[*=1]11/04/2012 - Basilisk Patch Notes Publish 2: Theme parks and Faction perks (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64525)
http://image.ocdsoft.com/images/re7ybh6kesuqb2bhtg43.pngStaff Updates

SWGEmu is Recruiting!
As always, SWGEmu is an ever-changing and growing organization where new talent is always being sought out. We especially would like to mention the need for more developers, please see this thread (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/content.php?r=170-Development-Team-is-Recruiting) for more information.




SWGEmu Internship Program, please see this thread (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46369).



http://maxmcc.net/swgemu/icons/Chart-32.pngQuick Stats

Developer Code Commits:

Total Commits: 6,220

Total Lines of Code (LoC): 3,795,044
Registration Statistics:


June 17, 2012 - 599 accounts registered
January 05, 2012 - 16 accounts registered
June 2012 - 8519 accounts registered
January 2013 - 1844 accounts registered
2012 - 53,482 accounts registered; average 4456.83 per month
User Activity Statistics (Users online in one day):

Most users online: July 19, 2012 - 3362 users
New thread statistics (Posted threads):

June 2012 - 6729
March 2012 - 1082
Most viewed thread: Project Status List (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75)
Most replied thread: What are you listening to right now? (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=157)
Most popular forum: Basilisk Trade Forum (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=196)



http://www.maxmcc.net/swgemu/icons/Chat-bubble-32.pngStaff Round-Table

TheAnswer - Lead Developer

Its been an exciting year, we have reached the end of liberator milestone, launched basilisk and are enjoying a relatively stable and playable server.
It was a fun and tough journey since we decided to scrap pre-or code but I think in the end we can all say it was worth it.
It gave us the the needed framework to be able to code all the major systems in game. Sure there are still issues but we have never been so close to having a full working pre-cu server back.


We hope that the upcoming year will be as exciting as this one and be able to finish the remaining big systems like AI and bring back long lost professions like CH and DE.


There is still a lot of work left, especially in the data department and math tweaking but I encourage anyone who has free time to jump in and help us.


There have been more than 2600 code commits this year, millions of lines of code changed and countless hours of work invested in a game that we all are trying to revive.


I would especially want to thank any developer who helped us through this year, some may have left but their code was essential and is used everyday by our players. Kyle, cRush, oru, loshult, dannuic, bobius, elpete, elvaron, kellina, valkyra, zingzing, polonel, itac, tragD, mrotindo, anakis, lordkator, moncai, bluree, ivojedi, silurian, rommelrommel, cebot, galameed, metal, trick77, becker, bert, boogles, smashley, dtemplar5, kitek, tjay, aceblade, benoit, brocktoune, harvardace, xela, zraii, kreen and anybody else I missed.


Thanks to countless community members who helped us with testing and debugging code on nova, to countless volunteers who are helping the community in support every day, to our moderators, to our event coordinators. Without their patience there would not be a basilisk server.


Thank you for supporting our servers through donations and thank you for helping us bringing back a lost game back to life.


Happy new year everybody!


elpete - Developer


I have played SWG since beta. I recall the long queues of launch and the background music playing for what seemed like hours trying to connect to the galaxy. That music is still haunting when I log in. I quit soon after the hologrind hit live.




Some friends from a gaming community, that originated on Bria, had talked about the game. I didn't think there was any way that someone could write their own server and have it worth playing. I was bored one day and ran across my CDs. I installed, logged in and was amazed at how functional it was.




Once I got high level enough, I came across a couple things that were not implemented yet. Things like combat spam messages, faction missions, and I realized that faction bases were not implemented yet. Most of my play time was spent with the GCW fighting at bases and GTEFFing around the planets. Naturally, I was drawn toward implementing features I used back in live. Unfortunately, that was about 10 years ago and it seems I have forgotten about as much as I remember. Some of the bugs and missing features got me wondering if I could start contributing. I got the development environment up and running and started digging through the code.




I started off fixing some easier bugs. Fixing the simple bugs sparked some interest into how more of the game mechanics worked. I did a couple bug fixes for cities, and implemented armor and weapon faction perks. This exposed me to a lot of the game mechanics.


Once I felt comfortable enough, I gave GCW bases a shot. It has been a lot more grueling and time consuming than I could have imagined. I've made a good bit of progress but it's been pretty time consuming. I was able to use functionality from other game mechanics for most of the work.


Most of my time has been spent on faction, GCW, and cities.


I am amazed at how much was done to get the game into this form. I couldn't imagine the effort that it took to get all the low level functionality in there. From what I can tell, most of the core functionality is in game and it's just a matter of connecting the dots to get a lot of the low hanging fruit working.




Thanks to all the staff that have been helpful in coming up to speed (although there is a still ton to figure out) and thanks to the community for keeping this alive for so long.





TLDR: I've been doing a little work on cities by fixing some election stuff, tax stuff, and structure stuff. I've also been workign on GCW bases and hopefully they'll be done soon.



loshult - Developer

So has another year passed, a very busy and fun year according to me. We reached the End of Liberator milestone during the spring and launched Basilisk a few weeks later. It is fun to see at a first glance how close we are to have SWG back as it was pre-cu. If you take a closer look you can however see that there are still a lot of things to do but the main features are up and running and working really well.


I started the past year with the implementation of all different mission types on the terminals. They are all up and running and they are working without any major flaws. A few modifications are needed to bring them back to be exactly like they were on live. Destroy missions are missing lairs, player level calculation is a bit off, bounty missions are missing targets and maybe a few other tweaks.


After that I implemented a generic way to handle quests (a series of missions) that can be used for theme parks and other quest lines in the game. To test the quest logic I set up the rebel theme park. It was fun to see that the generic logic worked and that other people in a few days of hard work could get the Jabba theme park up and running without any major issues. The last month a few other quest lines have also been developed using this generic theme park logic and it works really well.


Through out the year I have tried to support any community member wanting to help out with the development as much as I can and I appreciate all the time and work you put in to help out bringing the development forward. Please continue to ask questions, develop things that you thinks is fun and submit patches on Fisheye. I hope that we during 2013 can get a few new developers from the community!


During the beginning of 2013 I will focus on bringing the npc and creature spawn logic closer to what it was, starting by enabling the newbie spawns around the starter planet cities. I also hope that we during 2013 will see the same amount of progress as last year and that we take a big step closer to 1.0.


Naik0i - Quality Assurance

I've been around the EMU on and off since Feb of 2011, due to the hectic nature of life, i've really not had a chance to play steadily up until around August of this past year, and I've only been on the staff for a couple of weeks now full time after a month or so of an Internship.




Even in the short time that i have been involved with the staff so far, The amount of progress and work that i have seen over on TC:Nova has been amazing. Just in the past month we have seen: Population of MANY of the POI's, major Mayor and Politician fixes, fixes to certian creatures to make their stats more correct to live, Bio-engineer tissues for tailor, Commando flamethrower and Acid specials, Frankly there's too much here for me to list without making this into a more of a novel than it already is.




But the big highlight of this past month for me has been Faction bases. So many hours have been devoted to this aspect of the development it's unreal. All of the hours of research, testing, reporting, breaking stuff and fixing it back has been by far the highlight of the year in SWG for me, Base busting held a special place in my heart back during Live, and everyone involved in the development of this want to make sure that without a shadow of a doubt, that the bases we are preparing for you all are the absoloute best work that we can do.




2013 Will be a big year for SWGEmu and i couldn't think of any other way that i would like to be a part of it by testing out new things that we are implementing, researching it exhaustivley until it's just right, and seeing the excitement from the community as it is released to you all on Basilisk.


Scurby - Quality Assurance

I started playing SWG at launch. I added another acct every 4 - 6 months until i had 6 accts. I was totally overwhelmed by the enormity and complexity of the game and set out to learn as much of it as I could. I immersed myself in it until NGE. After that I maintained vendors for about 3 years. I never tried for Jedi. Likely never will.


I joined the SWGEmu community about a year ago. After playing for a few weeks it became obvious to me that a lot of work and dedication had been put forth. And that a lot more needed to be done. I decided that the best thing for me would be to assist in any way I could. I logged onto Nova and volunteered to help any way I could.


When the opportunity arose I applied and was accepted to the QA team. I take this as a great honor and I am very proud to be a member of such a great team. I came prepared to get a job done and made some friends in the process. Funny how that happens. :)


Since I joined QA the work has been a joy. With bases being tested, and all the new caves populated, and testing events on Nova it has been a busy time. The community has been very helpful with testing and research. The sheer volume of players that have contributed in the last month alone is very impressive. From new reports on Mantis to all the new patches submitted it's obvious that many people love this game.


I'm excited and optimistic for the new year. I look forward to the challenges and the hours of sleep I am sure to sacrifice. I encourage all players to use Mantis (Bug Tracker) (http://www.swgemu.com/bugs) and Trac Timeline (http://trac.assembla.com/swgemu/timeline). And ask questions.


Renala - Event Coordinator Leader

Hi guys,


As many of you know, I have recently come back into staff, and it is good to be back. The EC department is now it's own department again but they are still very active in the support department and will continue to be so. We look forward to many more events in 2013.


Happy New Year everyone!


Kreen - Event Coordinator

It's been a pretty big year for the Event Coordinators and all of us here at SWGEmu! In 2012 we've had some of the biggest updates in the history of the project, and I'm excited for what all we've got in store for 2013!


This year we officially announced our Player-Sponsored Events (http://www.swgemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44762) where YOU the player can team up with us and bring your events to life! From the trial of George Lucas to cantina crawling, intense fighting, hunting, shopping, and wild parties, we've seen a lot of great ideas from you guys! I want to encourage you all to continue submitting requests and to keep thinking of new and inventive events!


Also this year the Event Coordinators underwent a big change with the transition to the Basilisk server and our new admin commands. For those that don't know, the commands which we use to create and host events went through several changes from the old Liberator and Nova servers, just like many other features. Of course, there are bugs and problems that need to be fixed, and we're working hard to do just that! If you've got some coding experience, but don't know where to jump into (it's a big project!), you should consider looking at submitting some patches for the admin commands!


Speaking personally, I've been amazed at the support we've been getting from the community at events recently. Though it may appear fun and games, being an Event Coordinator is pretty tough work. We're constantly typing, managing system messages, IRC channels, tells, and every sort of prop placement all in just a few minutes. The feedback we get from you guys, whether it's the "Hey great event" post on the forums, or the smiley face message I get in-game, all counts and makes us enjoy what we're doing. For all those people I've never got to reply to, thank you!!


Finally, I should remind you all that the Event Coordinators can be pretty fun out-of-game too! We all have quirky personalities and we'd love to chat with you guys more often. Though we can usually be found in #swgemu on IRC, you should definitely join #events. The channel's there not only for talking about event ideas, but also for getting to know the staff and having a bit of a party!


I hope to see you guys there, and at some of our big events for 2013!


<3 Kreen


KarlDeux - CSR Leader

What a wonderful year!


We've made a lot of changes to enhance our game-system quality in what support refers. We decided to close our #support on IRC and enable our own kayako support back-office. That made us more competitive and reduced our response time to just few hours instead of days. But that couldn't have happened without help. Our interns are doing an amazing job and the EC team has been helping a lot to handle tickets and to help people with issues too. Also, we've had an amazing Dev team that helped us to be more efficient by removing bugs and giving us much needed in-game tools.


I really can't say anything else but thank you for playing with us, thank you for helping us bring SWG back, and I am proud to be a part of this awesome community.


Vlada - Lead Moderator


In terms of development this has been an amazing year, we left the old broken pre-OR code behind and moved on to our brand new awesome code, launched a new playable server and broke several records in the process. We also upgraded our support services a few times and we upgraded both our website and our game server box.


Staff wise, 2012 was really not a good year, we lost a lot of great people, that were a huge asset to this project. Real life won again and we lost friends and coworkers, our brothers in arms to it. I will list only a few and apologize to those that weren't listed


Xavia - Development Director, QA Leader, Founder
Odwill - Community Director
Kyle - Director and Developer
cRush - Lead Developer
Ellyssia - Support Leader
Ilipah - Community Director
Aceblade - QA Leader
TAFirehawk - Site Services Manager



bigevil - Moderator

We can all see things truly taking shape this year. We have very far, and I have truly enjoyed the ride. I was deployed overseas and away from computers for a lot of the time, and my friends here had to sincerely take up the slack. Thanks all!


It’s been an exciting year watching the talented folks we have volunteering making stride after stride towards accomplishing end goals. The various teams have been working very hard to resurrect what we all know, remember, and love. To the Devs, QAs, CSRs, ECs, and the rest helping keep the lights on, great efforts indeed.


I have been very happy seeing so many people get involved at different levels. We get a ton of emails, PMs, and forum thoughts that have brought up lots of issues and ideas that have helped keep the train on the rails. Please always feel free to contact us with legit concerns. Your inputs are vital.


We are making great strides together towards something special. Something we will all enjoy when the time comes. Thank you always for all your community support, feedback, commentary, and camaraderie in working towards what we all want. Here's to a great 2013 and getting to where we all want to be. Feel free to keep contacting us with your questions. Cheers!


http://maxmcc.net/swgemu/icons/Chat-bubble-alt-32.pngClosing


We would like to thank each and everyone of our community members. You have stuck it out for the longest time, kept us on course, never giving up hope that we will reach our goal. We've made a lot of progress in 2012 and with your support, we hope to do much more in 2013.


Again thank you everyone for your continued support and we hope you all have a happy new year.








~The SWGEmu Team

Zop
01-23-2013, 04:35 PM
Can't wait to see what happens in the next year!

Bluedestiny
01-23-2013, 07:59 PM
Great update.

Recently discovered SWGemu and after years of wandering among the anemic likes of DDO, STO, Lotro, TOR... found myself back at home where MMO's finally grabbed hold of me and never let go. Where the bar was set, and never approached again by any rival, and haven't been put off by any bug, any disconnect or server crash, or missing feature yet to be reimplemented. Just glad to be back in game with my HAM, macros, buffs, Doctors, and everything else, so far.

Would still like to see some clarity to conflicting statements about "true 14.1" versus "enhanced 14.1" - the latter seems true with talk of mods being done to improve game design such as structure condemnation policies for example - and I hope to see similar improvements like long-aggrevating hyper-restrictive storage constraints (SWG later increased stack sizes to partially address this), or hyper-aggressive item decay and breakage. We've long since learned in various MMOs that players don't like games breaking their ###t, and it's unnecessary - especially to the current degree. Repairs, fine. Maintenance, fine. I pulled out a new vehicle the other day and it lost its condition 5% the first time pulled, never got to sit on it in new condition, tainted from the first pull from deed. Lots of commentary on those types of disatisfiers in other development forums, learnings since pioneer days of MMOs, in agreement. Hope, like condemnation policies on structures, we can address or mitigate some old sacred cows.

So, after various conflicting posts, and requests for clarity on true vs. enhanced 14.1, would be nice to get clarity to whatever degree. Thanks for the continued work!

Ivojedi
01-23-2013, 08:01 PM
It's great to see the staff's enthusiasm! I've been aware of this project for years, but never followed it very closely. With the opening of Basilisk many of my old SWG guild members decided to come and play and I decided to join them, for old times sake. I'm sure glad that I did! My story is similar to ElPete's. After a while, and seeing what wasn't implemented yet, I decided to see what I could do to help out. It's been a lot of fun and very rewarding. I intend to keep helping out where I can for the foreseeable future.

Gaje
01-23-2013, 08:03 PM
To all that make SWGEmu possible

Thankyou

Vlada
01-23-2013, 08:03 PM
There is no enhanced anything. Our goal is to make anand relase an emulator as close to 14.1 as we can. It may have a few additions that server admins cant turn on or of, but they are nothign new, since they were pare of some previous patches, like TEF system or both Hologrind and Village system, or the ability to turn mini-suits on or off. What happens with the code after 1.0 is released is entirely up to server admins and devs they hire.

jonwar83
01-23-2013, 08:13 PM
there isn't enough money or words that can ever allow me to sum up just how thankful I am to everyone involved that has made this possible.

I...wow, thank you.

Bluedestiny
01-23-2013, 08:17 PM
There is no enhanced anything. Our goal is to make anand relase an emulator as close to 14.1 as we can.

Color me still confused. Didn't I see various posts describing changes to "true 14.1"? I gave one example, the policy/approach to structure condemnations. Another I thought I saw was options for Jedi in development, for village, holocrons approach, and badges?

Vlada
01-23-2013, 08:23 PM
Just read our mission statement.

Bluedestiny
01-23-2013, 08:29 PM
Lol, not understanding the circles here. I already pointed out there's conflicts in statements/posts between true and enhanced. Simple question. Am I misreading that things like stated change to true 14.1, such as statements about structure condemnation and Jedi achievements, which are changes to true 14.1... Right?

Vlada
01-23-2013, 08:35 PM
Lol, not understanding the circles here. I already pointed out there's conflicts in statements/posts between true and enhanced. Simple question. Am I misreading that things like stated change to true 14.1, such as statements about structure condemnation and Jedi achievements, which are changes to true 14.1... Right?

One more time...

1.0 when it is finished and released will be as close to 14.1 as we can make it. There will probably be an option to chose between GCW systems (TEF or combatant) and Jedi unlock systems (hologrind or village).

What admins do with their servers and what kind of enhancements they will add is entirely up to them, it has nothing to do with this project or its goals.

Bluedestiny
01-23-2013, 08:49 PM
So it's not true 14.1, then, as there's now 3 things without going out and taking notes that are different from when I played 14.1 back in the day... Don't know why we're being combative or condescending, just trying to understand. So, trying to understand the rules of engagement the regarding "vanilla" 14.1, as there's at least 3 changes to 14.1 being pursued, that someone deemed worthy of changing the original for, but there are no known other changes being considered regardless of worthiness (I think)... Got it.

FYI the mission statement he refers to is in the Development menu item, follow to the wiki, then mission statement can be found, comprised of two sentences that are in conflict with the 3 known changes to "vanilla."

PS then if I can suggest "options" to apply to 14.1, as the synonym "enhancements" generates hostility, it would be an option to set variable item decay rates, and an option to set variable structure and inventory storage capacity. Thanks for taking a nice post and day in another direction.

Vlada
01-23-2013, 09:02 PM
You do know that we are still in development, so what ever changes you are talking about atm are probably temporary nd anything that isnt working as it was back during 14.1 will be fixed? Probably nothing you see on Basilisk atm will remain the as is till 1.0 is released, it will be broken and fixed numerous times. When new things are added old get broken, they all need to be fixed so the more new things can be added and so on.

lion84
01-23-2013, 11:17 PM
Great update SWGEmu team! All the work you do is MUCH appreciated :) Keep up the great work!!

kiapan
01-24-2013, 12:50 AM
Amazing progress this past year, and I'm so grateful that I have been able to see so much of it. Thank you, to each of you who are so passionate about this project, that you would, and do give up your time and energy to see this through. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Morzh
01-24-2013, 07:34 AM
Yeah! Realy awesome progress.

"Impressive, most impressive..." (c) Lord Vader

zicke
01-24-2013, 09:04 AM
Thx team for the time and hard work you spend to the EMU.
Thx, thx, thx

odwill
01-24-2013, 01:19 PM
Great work team, keep pushing forward! Miss you all <3

tanneng
01-24-2013, 05:33 PM
Great update and much appreciation here for everything we hav been given so far but sad to see so much talent leaving the project too. I'm sure we will have more people step up to the plate though, I'm not worried as this has happened in the past over and over. I just have a general question though, why did so many Devs leave? Are they proving their chops here and then getting hired away? If that is the case then I guess I can't blame them since this is a volunteer project.

tuddyrex
01-24-2013, 07:22 PM
@Bluedestiny

to hopefully clarify for you

the SWGEMU developers and this current project are trying to make the game as close to 14.1 as possible with some minor bug fixes.

once that is accomplished the code will be released and different people or groups of people can host their own servers.
there will be some sort of options built into the code that will allow these differnt servers to change certain things. such as village/hologrind, minisuits, etc

HOWEVER what these servers do is not the concearn of the SWGEMU team as the teams goal is to get us to as close to 14.1 as possible.
whatever happens afterwards is totally up the the server admins of the individual servers.

hope that helps

Lolindir
01-24-2013, 08:44 PM
Great progress team and thank you for your hard work! Sad to see so many of staff and semi staff not here with us any more, hopefully some of them will be back and other skiff full people can take there place.

@tuddyrex

Good explanation, don't know why he didn't get it when Vlada tried.

and good to see that you are still snooping around odwill :)

Thizzlefry
01-25-2013, 01:29 AM
Keep up the good work SWGemu team, you guys are amazing for all the hard work you've put into this project.

cRush
02-05-2013, 10:16 PM
Wow, great job fellows.

Zop
02-06-2013, 12:52 AM
Wow, great job fellows.
rlse my slth l0rd

bluree
02-06-2013, 12:57 AM
Wow, great job fellows.

A wild cRush has appeared!

miss you babycakes

Metal
02-06-2013, 05:21 PM
Wow, great job fellows.

Welcome back! We need AI badly :D ! Oh and CH :(

theJexster
02-10-2013, 11:50 PM
Thank you for bringing swg back from pergatory

Uru Moomintoog
02-13-2013, 01:26 PM
Thank you SWGEMU staff for bringing back my drug. I overdose daily:)'

mariiss
02-13-2013, 10:04 PM
superb job in 2012

Thank you for no letting this thing slide into nothingness

Hopefully 2013 will be even greater x)

Vlada
02-13-2013, 10:39 PM
Oh it will be.

You'll see for yourself soon enough.

Maiksu
02-18-2013, 11:50 PM
So it's not true 14.1, then, as there's now 3 things without going out and taking notes that are different from when I played 14.1 back in the day... Don't know why we're being combative or condescending, just trying to understand. So, trying to understand the rules of engagement the regarding "vanilla" 14.1, as there's at least 3 changes to 14.1 being pursued, that someone deemed worthy of changing the original for, but there are no known other changes being considered regardless of worthiness (I think)... Got it.

FYI the mission statement he refers to is in the Development menu item, follow to the wiki, then mission statement can be found, comprised of two sentences that are in conflict with the 3 known changes to "vanilla."

PS then if I can suggest "options" to apply to 14.1, as the synonym "enhancements" generates hostility, it would be an option to set variable item decay rates, and an option to set variable structure and inventory storage capacity. Thanks for taking a nice post and day in another direction.

You make my head hurt.....

cerventi77
02-21-2013, 10:12 PM
Thank you all.

The minute I logged in and heard that familiar tune play I knew I had returned home.

The best there is
The best there was
the best there ever will be.

Dr G
02-23-2013, 10:23 PM
I have been on and off for the past few years. Thank you so much for doing what you have been doing. I love you and hate you for it :) Love becouse of how much I love this game and hate becouse the more you bring it back the harder I have staying away and concentrating on my studies now that I am back in school. Neverless keep up the great work, I will just have to work on my self despline.

THEXMAN
02-25-2013, 04:35 AM
Is it just me, or is that accounts registered number a bit unnerving. I mean, Im not saying SWG wasnt wildly popular in its day, or that the grapevine known as internet is subpar at distributing valuable information but wow thats a lot of new accounts.

trebort
04-01-2013, 11:44 PM
I'm glad to see you guys are on track. I've been in the shadows for such a long time, before even joining the community. I've been playing SWTOR in the meantime (partially because I'm a noob who came post NGE to the actual SWG and I find the EMU scary :P haha) and it just feels soul-less.

I truly miss the community and soul that SWG has, as well as the substance and quality. I'm so glad you guys are still working away at this. Hopefully I'll be able to provide more support (both financially and in any other way) as soon as I graduate. :D

Rob

banksy23
04-03-2013, 10:07 PM
Been keeping an eye on this for ages. When the official release finally hits, I will definitely play swg again. Will be awesome to have space combat back again though. Is it being considered?