为何要采用抢先体验这种模式？

“Early Access gives us the opportunity to fine-tune gameplay and make improvements based on community feedback, which we feel is vital to the game’s success. This also allows our community to experience the game’s first steps and participate in its development. While we plan on implementing a wide variety of additional features, we believe that the core aspects of gameplay included in Early Access will be fun and rewarding on its own.”

这款游戏的抢先体验状态大约持续多久？

“We expect the game to stay in Early Access for a year or two in order to meet our goals as well as the community’s expectations.”

计划中的完整版本和抢先体验版本到底有多少不同？

“We’re planning for the full version to be similar to Early Access, but with fewer bugs and more polish. Any additional features that were previously unessential to gameplay would be implemented. For example, we would like to add shipbuilding and sea travel, though this remains a stretch goal at this time. Our combat and skill systems will be more balanced and fine-tuned based on feedback provided from player testing. Given our ambition and dreams for Feudal Lands, we plan to continuously release additional content and features for the game following its full release.”

抢先体验版本的现状如何？

“Our goal is for the core foundations of the game to be playable — this would include combat, gathering, crafting, building, dungeons, and sieges.”

在抢先体验期间和结束之后，游戏价格会有所不同吗？

“We don’t plan on changing the price after Early Access.”

在开发过程中，你们是如何计划让玩家社区参与进来的？

“The community is mostly involved via Discord — this is where we send out updates, take player feedback, and answer questions about the game. Our team also utilizes the same Discord server to collaborate on the project and discuss all aspects of development. We also have an official website with additional information about Feudal Lands and how to get involved. We’re currently building a presence on social media platforms such as Youtube, Twitch, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok.

We plan on conducting closed beta testing with dedicated members of our community before eventually opening up testing to the general public.”