It probably unpopular here, but I think that starfield first was a good idea. It let them build and test a full game after changes to the engine. The feedback the mixed results can help make ES6 better if they actually listen to it.

You would think cops would welcome additional opportunities for bribes.

I’m only in act 2. So far it’s been pretty good. It does a pretty good job of getting the 40k feel while also being approachable if you don’t really know much about it. It feels like there is some replay value for different play styles and team compositions.

It’s not really a negative, but because it’s 40k the alignment system is a bit weird. It’s imperium good (evil), chaos (extra evil), and iconoclast (less indiscriminate killing).

Line of sight is simulated from individual to individual, rather than the unit as a whole, and the game will also track the contents of individual magazines.

RIP my PC of I try to run this.

That’s generally how cult classics work. You see praise for The Big Lebowski because those that don’t like it mostly ignore it.

It’s considered the best by those that like it, New Vegas is very much a cult classic.

If you’ve played before, 1.0 is a pretty significant change. If you quit playing shortly after it blew up on 2024, it’s nearly a different game.

That’s 2/3 of what has been released this millennium. At this point it’s what the series is.

I think that misses the point of the series though, or at least 3 and 4. The point is that you become the god that saved or destroyed the wasteland. You become the legend for the next generation.

Endless arguments about a new engine vs even more duct tape on the creation engine. Starfield was a tech demo of their latest updates.

Nintendo got a lot of hate and took a big loss with the palworld lawsuit.

You can use the same save file. The devs did recommend starting over though as a lot has changed. You can use the global palbox to store pals you want to transfer between saves.

I’m only buying dlc for games I already have.

There’s the older elder scrolls games, or Dread Delusion which is a spiritual successor to Morrowind. There’s mods that change Skyrim up like ordinator. There’s not much thats really like Skyrim.

Digital makes it much easier for steam to track. They can more easily identify steam accounts and emails that are part of scam networks. They have options like not allowing sales to be delivered to [email protected], or reverting transactions they believe are scams within 24 hours.

First rule of rocketry, always assume it will explode.

I think the game just has too many mechanics and it doesn’t work that well together.

Palworld comes close to what you want. There’s not a ton of story and you can skip all of it if you want, there’s not much gated behind what the main quests are. There’s several different types of random events, you can configure the frequency of some of them as well. It is third person and the tech is more gun focused though.

If you give up the single player part, FF 14 is basically what you want.

There’s not a ton of options because it’s a tough type of game to make, and you have to be better than someone’s experience of yet another Skyrim run.

I just want natural selection 3.

Really wish they could count to 3 though.