Considering that the game has been on Steam Early Access since June 2015 (to hop on the Jurassic World hype train, of course), the only platform where you still can’t play ARK is Sony’s PlayStation 4. PlayStation gamers will have to wait for the full release planned for June 2015, but in the meantime Studio Wildcard’s Cofounder and Creative Director Jesse Rapczak talked about this version
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Jordan from The Nerd Stash, an Ark enthusiast, shares the differences and changes that players can see between Evolved and the newly released Ascended.
I just had to come by and say that most of these dont work or havent changed from Evolved.
10. Tames still getting stuck on rocks. Dilos are so frustrating to make sure they havent been left behind
9. The interface is still exactly the same, and slower too
8 & 7. are the same thing. Dont care about camera modes
6. Building is slightly tweaked. There are Pros and Cons. Some things are merged to 1 engram, which is good but can be annoying trying to find Railings every time because the image is a square wall :P
5. Tracking is great. Except that you get a marker in the distance for every friend who is taming something, until you manually turn it off per tame. I used to use a mod for a really good tracking device.
4. The new map is visually way better, tho they seem to have removed being able to add waypoints to the map. There is also a shroud over the map which takes a lot of work to open up. At least we can finally see our clan mates (something that never worked in the old game. These guys dont fix faults. They just recreate the same ones)
3. There are no new creatures yet. I dont know how long itll take to get any new content. But the patches are coming in fast, and it already runs way better than it did at launch last friday.
2. Loving the baby dinos
1. The graphics are different. It used to be beautiful already. So I dont care. I just want new stuff.
After all this, they didnt fix any issues and problems that have existed since day one. This new version is pointless. But its too late. I own Ascended now. ill still play it to death. I love Ark either way. Just cant wait for new content. I havent found Vin Diesel in game yet either :)
I don't buy any game in Early Access. I like my games polished, so this doesn't really affect me!
Hmm... Personally I'm happy that Sony doesn't have an early access program. If you want feedback you can release an early version on PC, if you want money then maybe go to Kickstarter - don't sell an incomplete product with a promise of an eventually complete product.
I've got to say, I find it refreshing that Sony doesn't have an early access program. Microsoft jumped on the bandwagon, GoG have done now, though theirs actually looks good, gives the consumer so much protection.
My problem is, I've bought quite a number of games in Early Access now and while some show their potential and are progressing, for every one of them, there are 20+ that aren't going anywhere.
Worst thing is, developers can get away with it by just calling a game released, whether it has the promised features or not. CodeHatch with StarForge who moved onto developing Reign of Kings when sales dried up.
A bigger example, Double Fine with Spacebase DF-9.
Well, i vote for no, but there are a lot of people who likes playing those early access stuff according to steam so who am I to talk?
Oppps I think you meant June 2016