Starfield - Fallout fallout that isn't ES6
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Bout to get a lot more interesting. I know where this is going.Watched Lirik and Dansgaming play for awhile.
It looks boring
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Palum
what Suineg set it to
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Springbok
Karen
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Haven’t left first planet spent 3 hours just floating around scanning shit then stumbled upon
and pwnt it at lvl 3. Had a really weird ghosting thing at start with hdr on, disabling fixed it up. Runs great on my rig so far, can only imagine how great this would look on a better engine. Graphically an odd game so far as some skyboxes, planet texture etc look superb, but faces and characters look bgs through and through.
terror morph at lvl 18
Gravel
Mr. Poopybutthole
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This...sounds disappointing. A newer Outer Worlds sounds like something I don't even want to play.
And I think all the No Man's Sky comparisons are warranted. It's been almost a fucking decade. I know people will say "it's a different type of game," but seriously, in a decade, we can't get essentially the same technology as NMS and then add the RPG, Skyrim/Fallout gameplay on top of that? Why the fuck not?
It's a travesty that you basically just get like 3 "nodes" on a planet to explore. No Man's Sky 7 years ago allowed you to explore an entire procedurally generated planet. Millions of them.
I may not even bother with the Gamepass version for a few weeks.
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meStevo
I think your wife's a bigfoot gus.
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You have 4 patterns you have to fit into the open slots. Can only get to the subsequent rings by filling the slots on the initial ones.
Game feels kinda meh, but then before I knew it I lost an hour of my life to the ship builder (and didnt even save the design I was working on, lol).
Derkon
Blackwing Lair Raider
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yeah I didn't catch the part where you use the mousewheel to actually move the pick around heh.
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Kirun
Buzzfeed Editor
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Why the fuck did people expect anything different from this game? They've been copy/pasting games since FO3. Bethesda is absolute ass. They peaked at Skyrim and even that is debatable, IMO. I personally think they peaked at Morrowind.
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jayrebb
Naxxramas 1.0 Raider
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Was an easy pass for me. Maybe when the hype dies down you can get a fair review on it.
But right now-- the fact is the review embargo was held until the last minute. Even D4 lifted the embargo 2 full days prior.
This should have been a major red flag for anyone paying attention.
Very restrictive review embargos never end well. You could see this pile of shit a mile away.
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jayrebb
Naxxramas 1.0 Raider
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Cinge
Ahn'Qiraj Raider
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Fun so far. Early morning so got to quit now.
Some usual pathing bugs. The damn robot gets in the way a lot, but he also is a sponge for dmg, so balances out. Also the AI is dumb as shit, I'll maybe increase difficulty. Had a couple enemies ran right past me to try and melee the robot after I already took half their health.
Accidentally went to wrong area on first planet it seems, and ended exploring an abandoned mining + research facility nearby still. Probably be level 4 by the time I get back to ship and then fly to the first quest.
Absolutely despise the weight limit. 145 mass total I can carry and weapons are ~4 each, suits are ~7 + what you wear/use. Even gave the robot a bunch of stuff till he was full and still encumbered so fast. Only saving grace is ammo has no weight.
Crazy also, legendary suit within 5 minutes of fighting in first building on first planet.
Graphic wise, I can't really say, because no matter the game, i turn shit down right away. I took most here to medium(from high). I'll probably look up some optimal settings tomorrow, as I care more about fps, then super realistic graphics.
Some usual pathing bugs. The damn robot gets in the way a lot, but he also is a sponge for dmg, so balances out. Also the AI is dumb as shit, I'll maybe increase difficulty. Had a couple enemies ran right past me to try and melee the robot after I already took half their health.
Accidentally went to wrong area on first planet it seems, and ended exploring an abandoned mining + research facility nearby still. Probably be level 4 by the time I get back to ship and then fly to the first quest.
Absolutely despise the weight limit. 145 mass total I can carry and weapons are ~4 each, suits are ~7 + what you wear/use. Even gave the robot a bunch of stuff till he was full and still encumbered so fast. Only saving grace is ammo has no weight.
Crazy also, legendary suit within 5 minutes of fighting in first building on first planet.
Graphic wise, I can't really say, because no matter the game, i turn shit down right away. I took most here to medium(from high). I'll probably look up some optimal settings tomorrow, as I care more about fps, then super realistic graphics.
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Valderen
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So after 4 hours of playing, my initial impression is disappointment. It's not bad, just not as good as I was expecting.
After 4 hours, I'm not invested in the story yet which for me is pretty bad since story is one of the most important thing for me. The combat gunplay and ship is serviceable but not great.
My biggest issue, and I kinda knew going in, but it kinda worse than I expected is the loading screens. I knew this wasn't a seamless world but I didn't expect this amount of loading screens.
So I'm in my ship in space and want to travel...load the map set destination, press "x" and loading screen to travel. I arrive at my destination and want to land on a planet, load the map, find a landing spot press "x" and loading screen to land. I am in my ship on the planet, press "x" to get out and loading screen. Explore a bit, find a building to go in, and loading screen. While exploring the interior, and want to go to a different floor....and loading screen.
While I wasn't expecting a seamless world, I didn't expect to be in loading screen so often.
I still enjoyed the game, but it's definitely not setting new standard in gaming. I think it will be a good game, provide a decent amount of playtime...but ultimately be somewhat forgetabel, unless things pick up in a major way.
After 4 hours, I'm not invested in the story yet which for me is pretty bad since story is one of the most important thing for me. The combat gunplay and ship is serviceable but not great.
My biggest issue, and I kinda knew going in, but it kinda worse than I expected is the loading screens. I knew this wasn't a seamless world but I didn't expect this amount of loading screens.
So I'm in my ship in space and want to travel...load the map set destination, press "x" and loading screen to travel. I arrive at my destination and want to land on a planet, load the map, find a landing spot press "x" and loading screen to land. I am in my ship on the planet, press "x" to get out and loading screen. Explore a bit, find a building to go in, and loading screen. While exploring the interior, and want to go to a different floor....and loading screen.
While I wasn't expecting a seamless world, I didn't expect to be in loading screen so often.
I still enjoyed the game, but it's definitely not setting new standard in gaming. I think it will be a good game, provide a decent amount of playtime...but ultimately be somewhat forgetabel, unless things pick up in a major way.
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you playing console or PC? Hoping the PC will have mod/option to preload that shit into memory so it goes faster. All those short loading screens in Morrowind cuz of Xbox drove me ape shit.
DickTrickle
Definitely NOT Furor Planedefiler
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Definitely needed a better intro to get you invested. I feel like the Fallout games usually had that.
Instead of following the story I'm going around Kreet like so:
I think the game looks nice graphically (Ultra settings on PC). Still the same interactivity level as other Bethesda games (ie, tons of junk you don't want and most things don't respond to environmental behavior at all).
Instead of following the story I'm going around Kreet like so:
I think the game looks nice graphically (Ultra settings on PC). Still the same interactivity level as other Bethesda games (ie, tons of junk you don't want and most things don't respond to environmental behavior at all).
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