I have been saying that FPS mechanics are poor for months but the real question is: can they be improved?
Can CCP once and for all says if they can do something about this!

So far this argument hasn't been touched winch is not heartening.

Time will tell and thats somthing CCP have alot of....Time

Also if you look at how much Eve has changed and I dont mean little patchs here and there then you might have a little more faith.

Time will tell and thats somthing CCP have alot of....Time

Also if you look at how much Eve has changed and I dont mean little patchs here and there then you might have a little more faith.

Time will tell and thats somthing CCP have alot of....Time

Also if you look at how much Eve has changed and I dont mean little patchs here and there then you might have a little more faith.

CCP doesn't have much time at all - aren't they releasing this game in only a few months? I would've thought core gameplay would've been ironed out by now, and at this phase they'd be refining graphics and environments. I really want Dust to succeed, but first impressions are so incredibly important. David Reid is saying this is a triple-A shooter - it should play like an AAA title with all of the polish of an AAA title. This game isn't Eve - it won't survive on 300,000 players alone. It needs millions.

In time every good developer can improve but nobody wills stay around waiting for things to get right.
EVE changed and improved in 9 years just like any mayor franchise did.
Really Metal Gear series is 25 years old and Kojima it's still improving.

Also you must not mistake polishing & adding with re-make/re-desing.
If the foundation of a VG are solid you can polish it and add features (this is basically what every game does nowadays with sequels) but it takes an incredible effort to re-design a game.

And Square Enix haven't yet finished.
They started the remake in December 2010 and FF XIV will maybe see the light in 2013.
2 years and counting to re-design it, and not even from scratch.

^^^
You call them IGN users while they actually are potential Dust 514 customers & palyers.
Loose them and you loose customers, a lot of them.

Yes, we'll miss all of that virtual currency on our free game.

Have to remember, most Beta builds that players have access too are usually a few builds behind what the Devs have.

...and what game, except major MMOs have millions of players?

Yes, we'll miss all of that virtual currency on our free game.

Modern Warfare 3 sold over $1billion in the first 16 days. This is the potential market that Dust can tap into, which will help promote and benefit Eve Online as the two are interconnected. MW3 has a $60 price point, and obvious costs for publishing, packaging, advertisement, etc. Dust has a FTP model, so it needs much more players just to find someone who will spend real world money to purchase in-game Aurum packs. It needs millions to like the game to find those few willing to buy AU.

One more thing:

Give me one reason why I should trust anything posted by IGN? Last I checked, they're in bed with EA Games who pays IGN to make rave reviews of their products while also paying them to make poor reviews on their competitors. That's like trusting EveNews24 for reliable information.

CCP doesn't have much time at all - aren't they releasing this game in only a few months? I would've thought core gameplay would've been ironed out by now, and at this phase they'd be refining graphics and environments. I really want Dust to succeed, but first impressions are so incredibly important. David Reid is saying this is a triple-A shooter - it should play like an AAA title with all of the polish of an AAA title. This game isn't Eve - it won't survive on 300,000 players alone. It needs millions.

They had the alpha in 09 fanfest! The core FPS mechanics should've been on point by now hit detection was supposed to be fixed twice already and it barely improved!

They had the alpha in 09 fanfest! The core FPS mechanics should've been on point by now hit detection was supposed to be fixed twice already and it barely improved!