Great work! Very happy to see devs delivering what they promised. This is exactly how I was hoping it would look and feel from the concept art. Will be increasing my pledge later this month!

Yup I've had me the Passport for a while. Looking to upgrade depending on progress

I don't see why we can't pick and choose the more accessible ones and enforce them is. No licence, speeding, running reds, general traffic stops, suspicious behaviour. Looking forward to how much realism we can get going!

Yo welcome to the community man!

Sorry yes by EA I meant your chosen module based on the amount you pledge

Ahh a couple of cold ones, few pretwists and some fishing. Bliss!

At a cost to the business of course Great ideas!

Welcome As far as I know it depends on the the Passport you bought; one will give you access to the first module once it's released; The Town Square. The higher packages grant you accees, to an appartment, bicycle, rusty car etc. Ensure you get the one that at least enables you to play EA. Hope me that helps!

Is that due to you're own experience with Ealy Accesss games? 8/10 of early access games I've backed/invested in have all come though with their promises. More often than lot, the downfall of a project is due to the community.

Yo welcome man!

No Identity and no updates make @DJ-Bobby-Vee go something something

Nothing to do specifically with your age man, you seem like you can be pretty mature in some other posts. (No condescending) Let's hit on that last point again just to really drive it home - "we would all like a monthly blog update/forum post".

I think everyone is in agreement that devs could/should do a monthly blog update. Surely that's all that needs to be said instead of paragraph after paragraph discussing the same points. @DJ-Bobby-Vee - kinda showing your age in your last comment man, chill out. People are always going to clash in a Community but let's keep it civil huh?

On the topic of No Mans Sky, which inundated us with screenshots, news and 'gameplay'; let's all take a minute to remember the final product. (RIP) I've backed, funded, invested (call it what you will) in numerous games in development and the one thing I can almost guarantee - if the community puts enough pressure on DEVs, they either release an unfinished product which will be slated anyway or it gets stuck in the 'Early Access' stage and the updates become less and less frequent and the community, ironically, get pissed. Catch 22. However, I do agree that a monthly blog post/forum update would go a long way to keep people happy and excited. Myself included.

Ayo LoudPack I'll be hitting you up for some of that loud no doubt