Fedora Master
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Star Citizen is still the better "Don't do fucking anything and still rake in $$$" scam.
They already had a cash shop, just not ingame, but on their own site. This just brought it ingame. Also, just for paintjobs, so meh, who cares. It is actually an improvement, because now you will be able to collect special money during the game, which you can spend on paintjobs. Before you could only buy paintjobs with real money on their website.Latest update broke the game again, apparently. Also now has cash shop stuff in the ingame UI, Frontier's stepping their game up.
This just brought it ingame.
because now you will be able to collect special money during the game, which you can spend on paintjobs. Before you could only buy paintjobs with real money on their website.
Boomers.I don't get why anyone plays it anyway. Everyone says it is "wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle". If the average gamer thinks it is shallow then it must be ridiculous.
Gosh, why are they playing it....why? Wait, let me figure it out:I don't get why anyone plays it anyway. Everyone says it is "wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle". If the average gamer thinks it is shallow then it must be ridiculous.
I would argue that the game does not evolve, but overall you are right. The game can become a chore after a time. But until then you will have a fun time. And for me, putting the game down after a 100 hours is good investment. I don't play it as an MMO, playing it on an on and on for thousands of hours. And since it has no subscription, I can come back to it from time to time for a little fun. Then if I get bored, I put it down again. I don't see why should a game provide endless entertainment.J_C isn't wrong, the game can be fun for quite some time while you're trying out the various means of making money but unless you are a Boomer-tier gamer who only plays for a few hours each weekend and is content with space trucking, the game quickly loses its excitement. Everything turns into a goddamn chore and nothing you do really matters. I went to Sag A, which was a goddamn chore, made a ton of money from exploration, bought an Anaconda, engineered it a bit (which was a goddamn chore) and now that's basically it. I've won the game. Normally that would be fine but ED doesn't evolve, it doesn't improve or change so there's 0 reason to come back.
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https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...-buy-arx-repost-from-r-elitedangerous.522302/
Is it worth it though? I mean "Everything turns into a goddamn chore and nothing matters, made a ton of money from exploration, bought anaconda, engineered it and now I've won the game" doesn't sound good. How many hours was that fun part, and how many hours was the boring part and then discovering you are done with the game?J_C isn't wrong, the game can be fun for quite some time while you're trying out the various means of making money but unless you are a Boomer-tier gamer who only plays for a few hours each weekend and is content with space trucking, the game quickly loses its excitement. Everything turns into a goddamn chore and nothing you do really matters. I went to Sag A, which was a goddamn chore, made a ton of money from exploration, bought an Anaconda, engineered it a bit (which was a goddamn chore) and now that's basically it. I've won the game. Normally that would be fine but ED doesn't evolve, it doesn't improve or change so there's 0 reason to come back.
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https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...-buy-arx-repost-from-r-elitedangerous.522302/
I don't get why anyone plays it anyway. Everyone says it is "wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle". If the average gamer thinks it is shallow then it must be ridiculous.
Or you could play CoaDE if you want to look down upon unwashed plebs.You could play non-space games. I think Eve and the X series are better if you want the depth of things to do.
The amount of free Arx CMDRs can earn per year (400x52) equates to about £10 GBP.