What would you like to see in pso2?

[Nitro Vordex]

A Physics System.

Physics for what, exactly?

[Anon_Fire]

What I also liked in PSZ is that you knew how many materials you used and how many you can use

[Purple Lamplight]

I would like to see episodes 1-4 including episode 3. I would also want more weapons and more episodes.

[TsubasaJ]

Console versions natch.

PSP2 invations and upgrades to movement.
A wider selection of races or ways to customize your race/character much like how PSP2 handles the 4 classes builds.
More history from Coral and how Ragol changes their socity.
Some nod towards PSO3. Maybe NOT with using cards, but maybe item cards to handle inventory.

[Vashyron]

Physics for what, exactly?

I'd actually like to see at least Cloth Physics.

[Nitro Vordex]

Eh, that's not really much of a deal for me. It'd be good to have, though, just for aesthetic value.

[Kent]

Physics for what, exactly?

Half-Life 2 see-saw puzzles, obviously.

Things like cloth and foliage physics can go a long way toward adding some realism and added subtlety to characters and the environment, making everything a bit more immersive - and at the same time, it takes some work away from the animators, since they don't have to hand-animate every little movement of a coattail, skirt, lock, etc.

And of course the elephant in the room - it'd be a huge step up from the boned animations used for females in PSU, which just looked bad, assuming they keep it at least somewhat-tasteful.

[Mitz]

It would probably push the requirements a little though which I'm not sure would be one of their smartest moves. They lost a lot of their fanbase and having a game with ridiculous(Normal is ridiculous for casual people) requirements might set a lot of people off. I remember when PSU first came out, it was too intense for my PC to handle so I didn't bother for a year.

[OriginalB]

It would probably push the requirements a little though which I'm not sure would be one of their smartest moves. They lost a lot of their fanbase and having a game with ridiculous(Normal is ridiculous for casual people) requirements might set a lot of people off. I remember when PSU first came out, it was too intense for my PC to handle so I didn't bother for a year.

I'm gonna have to disagree. It's 2010, if you still have a pentium 3 and integrated graphics, its time for an upgrade.

[Zyrusticae]

Everquest 2 has (rudimentary) cloth physics, and it's running on 6 years old...

The reason PSU ran so poorly is NOT because of any great graphical prowess but simply because of awful, AWFUL optimization. You can't even enable anti-aliasing in the game without some roundabout workarounds.

I'm hoping the fact that PSO2 is PC-native fixes these annoying niggles.