So my question is, will there be a demo for the game for some of us more skeptical people who are very stingy with our money? I've ended up buying into games in development before and early access games and things of that sort, and have had some bad experiences. It's not that I don't trust the developers, it's just that my gut feeling is to not pre-order anything. I love what I've seen in the gameplay videos and the dev blogs, and this game will probably take my 60 bucks.

Sounds like it's time to bust out the old Wacom and start doing some practice...

What is going to be the max size of housing? How many players can live in a house at once?

I understand this, but what I want to know is what is the largest house in the game number of rooms?

I think VR support would be great for this game, be able to immerse yourself even more into the world and really become your character.

That's why I said nevermind

Nevermind, didn't see the post in general.

I agree! I feel like the "career" would be a category of Criminals, since it is technically a crime to be a vigilante. I think I could see small gangs of 2-6 people running as a vigilante operation, with the vigilante, their sidekick, the technician, all things of that sort! I would absolutely want to do something like that.

I just want some of those STIs or WRXs in Subaru Blue

I actually think it could be something you do. You could tailor your own costume, wear it with a mask to hide your identity, fight against criminals, and bring vigilante justice. I could see the radio talk-shows making small segments about vigilantes and players starting to name the vigilantes or vigilantes naming themselves... I think it could be a cool little thing, with the whole double identity kind of game you have to play there. Of course, you'd have to learn the map and all the alleys and rooftops to move along to get to your location without being seen by the public and using voice changers to mask your real voice... There is definately something to work with there, and it kind of makes me think of things like the Arrow or the Flash. Consider it to be a crime faction of vigilantism, but what cop will want to arrest someone doing their job for them? Of course, killing would have to be avoided if you didn't want to get that notoriety, but it could be a viable occupation! Just imagine all the vigilantes who double as design shops, where eventually they make spoofs of the costume and sell it as cosplay. Plus, that would give you the resources to make your suit! Sorry for such a long post, this idea just really kind of spurred my creative juices. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of vigilantes we see in the future @razter @jared