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Now i know we have the archived "Legacy of Firefall Time"-sub-section here on forums:
https://forums.em8er.com/forums/l-o-f-t-legacy-of-firefall-times.30/
But I wasn't able to anything in resemblance to question of mine, so here it is:
In general how well the concepts and other documentations in regarding to 2013 and earlier-era of "Firefall" have been preserved?
Like I know we still have http://astrekassociation.com/ and somewhat still online Gamepedia / Wikia / Fandom-website with various bits of information.
But the closure of the official Firefall-forums took a very big chunk of the developer-blogs and such
(well, at least once they started to "archive" all the posts before the "release"-date of 2014 July 29th).
I do know that Mark Kern and rest of the developers are planning to use as much of the features that were implemented into the 2013-version of Firefall.
And to some extent this is probably too early for "these talks".
But this is still a general musing / wondering that i simply wanted to "voice out" just in case here now.
So yeah, how much of the documentations are still preserved and available in hands?
And is there one day a chance all of these would be published "into wild" to see further into details of the visions from original concepts and what changes and whys?
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Now i know we have the archived "Legacy of Firefall Time"-sub-section here on forums:
https://forums.em8er.com/forums/l-o-f-t-legacy-of-firefall-times.30/
But I wasn't able to anything in resemblance to question of mine, so here it is:
In general how well the concepts and other documentations in regarding to 2013 and earlier-era of "Firefall" have been preserved?
Like I know we still have http://astrekassociation.com/ and somewhat still online Gamepedia / Wikia / Fandom-website with various bits of information.
But the closure of the official Firefall-forums took a very big chunk of the developer-blogs and such
(well, at least once they started to "archive" all the posts before the "release"-date of 2014 July 29th).
I do know that Mark Kern and rest of the developers are planning to use as much of the features that were implemented into the 2013-version of Firefall.
And to some extent this is probably too early for "these talks".
But this is still a general musing / wondering that i simply wanted to "voice out" just in case here now.
So yeah, how much of the documentations are still preserved and available in hands?
And is there one day a chance all of these would be published "into wild" to see further into details of the visions from original concepts and what changes and whys?
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