When we announced the changed release window back in November, we mentioned that “The Scientific Approach To Survival” was one of the areas we were expanding for the start of Early Access and The Research Station plays a part in that. And if you wish to focus on survival, you can research new and better devices for obtaining food and water. If they want to customise your base, you can research new modules that will help you build and expand their airship. If you wish to focus on exploration, then use the station to research new tools that will help you better navigate and survive in the world. The Research Station system allows players to craft their own experience in the game. Once the research is finished, the blueprint is unlocked, and the advanced technology is available to craft. 🟢Green - You have ALL the components needed to complete the research. ⚪️ White - You have SOME of the required components 🔴 Red - You have NONE of the required components. Your research progress is shown by the progress bar under each blueprint and the colour of the text. To research the blueprints for advanced technology, you must collect samples of the components needed and place them into the Research Station. Consider the Research tab on your PDA as a secondary quest log, to assist you in progressing in the game. For example, some materials like glass can be found in multiple locations, but items like helium canisters can only be found at Wind Farms. Your PDA keeps track of what materials you need to scan to unlock further blueprints, which materials you’ve already scanned and in what location or biome the items can possibly be found.
Each new item that you scan will unlock specific blueprints. You will unlock these blueprints by scanning resources you find in the world, such as electrical components, helium canisters, copper, and much more. What are your thoughts on this? Tell us in the comments below.At its core, the Research Station system is all about collecting blueprints for new tools, devices, airship modules, and more.
So we want to lay down better foundations for more of our core mechanics so everyone can get a much clearer idea of what else to expect from the future of Forever Skies.” We’re now looking at a much larger influx of players picking up the game during Early Access than originally predicted.
But when we looked deeper, we started seeing things that a lot of players said they missed. 83 percent of respondents rated the demo as 8 out of 10 or above. To put it bluntly-we simply didn’t expect so much positive attention and feedback from our demo and we’re immensely thankful for this. ■ What Feedback Steered Us to this Decision We have decided to take a lot of this feedback onboard now and expand the scope of the game that will launch in Early Access. Why? Well in the last month, over 80,000 players played our demo and many provided a mass of positive and constructive feedback. We will now be launching in the first half of 2023. “■ Early Access Delayed to First Half of 2023Īs the title says, we decided to move our Early Access window. Here is the official message coming from Far From Home: Once it releases, Forever Skies will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and of course, PC.
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The Steam version of Forever Skies on PC will keep its original release date, only the Early Access version is affected so far. Forever Skies was first supposed to arrive in Early Access this year, but we guess that this is no longer happening.Īs it was announced by Far From Home, Forever Skies has now gotten a new release window, which is the first half of 2023.
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