You won't hack a vending machine to get a gun, since why would a vending machine on a space station have a gun? Things should make sense - We want to have vending machines, but they're mainly for food/drinks that the player can get to help heal themselves or provide a slight boost to their abilities. As the player progresses, they will get more abilities/weapons, which will take skill to master (player skill, not skill points) Stats are boring - Instead of letting the player feel stronger with stat boosts and level identification, we’re more in favor of ability and skill depth. With that said, here's what the RPG elements involve: Everything from the level design to the AI and weapon balancing should be informed by any RPG elements so leaving them uncertain and vague seemed like a way to hold back or disrupt development. Having core systems be a possibility rather than a fundamental part of the development process seems like a very risky route to take. I'm very pleased to see recognition that the original stretch goal was not only vague but "pretty dangerous". Now, they'll be adding more maps if they reach $1.4m and those RPG elements will be included whatever the final figure. The $1.4m target had initially read "RPG elements" and Nightdive have acknowledged that "it was vague and misleading". In announcing the additional platforms, the developers have also taken the opportunity to alter one of their other stretch goals. Nightdive's System Shock remake will be coming to Mac and Linux, with the project having passed the $1.1m mark on Kickstarter and hitting the relevant stretch goal.
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