Did you do the main quest long enough to finish "Into the Unknown" quest? Do you still recommend skipping that in favour of faction quests? It does unlock more stuff which makes exploration a lot more rewarding and combat more fun, I wouldn't skip out on that.
Yes and it will unlock
Possibly a weird suggestion, but FTL gives off a slightly Firefly-ish vibe at times.
That indeed seems the vibe they are going for.
It has a nice moment too at the end if you enjoy scifi movies. I haven't found the terrormorph stuff yet and Alien is my fav movie
i thought it was fucking cool tbh
not long after that i acquired a ship from a quirky negronaut and decided to explore some kind of space station with my new equally quirky reddit robot companion. there were pirate npcs inside that took a whole smg magazine point blank to head to be killed. i hit toilet seat with axe. bullet hole appeared on it. i hit some wine glasses with an axe too, they just fell down uimpressively on the floor. somewhere in between of all above i got to scan resource nodes that just stuck out of flat ground like sore thumbs and kill some space fauna, that couldnt keep up with me circle strafing around it. its a pity i propably wont make it to the apetlantis to get few laughs at sanpaku eyed niggers before i yeet this piece of shit off my ssdok so i torrented this. in the intro poc lady bosses me arround and the white dweeb behind her reminds me about her One Simple Rule - "do as the boss lady says". i remember playing outer worlds years ago and it also started with a sassy sheboon. big yikes so far.
i tried to shoot her with mining laser but beam just noclips through her model
Congratulations on playing the first 5 minutes of the game, I guess.
If you have already decided that you aren't going to like it, or at least decided you are going to pretend to not like it on the codex so people think you are cool, that is probably the opinion you are going to have.
What were you expecting would happen by the way? That you would immediately get in a fight with all the NPCs in the tutorial game and that you would get a game over? Or did you expect them to write an alternate plot to the game where you are someone who just mass murders NPCs that are part of the main plot (or side plots)?
While it was laudable that New Vegas was written in such a way that you could still complete it (although would miss a lot of content) if you just murder every NPC you see, almost no game does that. Because it is a lot of work to try to accommodate someone that isn't really interested in playing the game you are making. That is why most developers just make it so you aren't able to attack important NPCs or else to make it so they can't be killed and they don't react to you attacking them.
Ryujin is clearly the Thieves Guild stand-in faction. The last mission is like some Splinter Cell level. Really cool, though I wanted to throw my PC out of the window a few times since the detection is obviously a bit wonky compared to actual stealth games and can fuck you up sometimes.
I had my thread removedby moderators in which I said Starfield is boring, so they are hard at work removing anything that says it isn't GotY. I'm surprised they didn't ban me (I think?).
They locked my thread asking if Todd Howard lost control of his studio. Gave me a warning lol
congratulations on being a retard, I guess
That seems to be the norm over on Reddit. The same thing happened with Diablo 4. That said, Starfield isn’t anywhere close to as shitty as Diablo 4. Blizzard is on some next level decline.
I disagree. Both Bg3 and Starfield seem to be shittier than D4 which is amazing.
that's not the fucking game eithersee that mountain? you can climb it!
Even worse the uninspired 50-year-old white male might even insist that they should do some things the proper way instead of halfassing them. I am pretty sure that the main culprit behind the poor performance is that they use some wholly dynamic lightning solution with nothing pre-calculated or preset. This technically means the lighting is more true to life and the level designer does not have to light the scene beyond just placing light sources. Problem is that means the engine has to basically re-calculate the lightning for every frame and that is just stupidly taxing on any system.
Agreed. The city that's supposed to wow the player looks... I don't know, sterile? Pretty much each and every other location in the game is much more detailed and look like something actually released in 2023. Atlantis looks like an alpha version or some kind of proof of concept demonstration which made it into the game unsupervised.
other races than humans
