Nomadic Survival MMO, Last Oasis, Hitting Steam Early Access Q1 2020 - MMORPG.com News

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Nomadic Survival MMO, Last Oasis, Hitting Steam Early Access Q1 2020 - MMORPG.com News

Nomadic survival MMO, Last Oasis, is hitting Steam Early Access in Q1 2020, and brings with it a shiny new trailer.

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snarre123

Love this music!

Phry

Sounds like a spin off of Atlas. Well another survival game, might be interesting i guess.

Tiller

Phry said:

Sounds like a spin off of Atlas. Well another survival game, might be interesting i guess.

It looks like it might actually have a large scale goal with the PvP instead of just surviving mindless PK and fort smashing. Kind of what is missing from survival games, a point to why you need to survive. That is why I get bored with survival games as a whole.

Haki88

I hope devs read comments.

DONT make things worse and worse like ATLAS did.

In ATLAS:

If you have house and ship in guild territory and you leave guild everything is theirs.

If you have house and ship every guild officer can go inside, open storages and take whatever they want.

Atlas optimization is really bad.

Also i see clans will get reward from every player who gather in their territory, and i really need to suggest that it become fair and spread all reward resources to all clan members not just clan leader because this became huge problem. You are active, doing everything with your clan and from all of it you dont get any reward only guild leader which is really bad.

JayFiveAlive

This is like the 3rd delay... I guess that is good?

Mendel

You really have to question if these people know what "nomad" entails.  Moving cities, indeed.  Maybe an interesting idea, but quite probably buried by all sorts of environmental pseudo-science.  This game sounds like it is the thing that will struggle for survival.

I guess I should be thankful that it's not another dystopian future caused by a nuclear apocalypse.  That shows they are thinking somewhat outside the box, at least as far as their lore is concerned.

Pingu2012

Mendel said:

You really have to question if these people know what "nomad" entails.  Moving cities, indeed.  Maybe an interesting idea, but quite probably buried by all sorts of environmental pseudo-science.  This game sounds like it is the thing that will struggle for survival.

I guess I should be thankful that it's not another dystopian future caused by a nuclear apocalypse.  That shows they are thinking somewhat outside the box, at least as far as their lore is concerned.

Maybe original, maybe inspired by Predator cities series of books https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Engines_Quartet

Mendel

Pingu2012 said:

Mendel said:

You really have to question if these people know what "nomad" entails.  Moving cities, indeed.  Maybe an interesting idea, but quite probably buried by all sorts of environmental pseudo-science.  This game sounds like it is the thing that will struggle for survival.

I guess I should be thankful that it's not another dystopian future caused by a nuclear apocalypse.  That shows they are thinking somewhat outside the box, at least as far as their lore is concerned.

Maybe original, maybe inspired by Predator cities series of books https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Engines_Quartet

And the movie of the same name.  This may be the first time that a mobile city is a key element in a game.

(Books were better than the movie, imo).

anemo

When I first saw this I thought "That's Worlds Adrift on sand".

Thought being stuck on the "ground" I imagine it'll mean that PvPers are even more favored, since you could at least be in the bottom cloud bank in WA.

Asheram