When does this game get good?
When does this game get good?
Chase Edwards
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Blake Diaz
You might want to sit down for some bad news...
Julian Anderson
Eventually, but it is highly unlikely
Jordan Cook
have you tried drugs?
Zachary Brooks
haha just explore and stuff man haha
Jaxson Reyes
10-15 hours in, otherwise you have no right to have an opinion on the game
Noah Bailey
when you install and hit play :)
Ethan Wright
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Kevin Davis
It's a turn your brain off and relax game, man. Not everyone can get into it, but I sure can and encourage others to at least buy it and give it a try.
Gabriel Perez
it doesn't get better than the beginning
Parker Jackson
When you get a refund
Nicholas Scott
look mom, I posted it again
Gabriel Cox
Question for those that have played this: is this game just like Subnautica, but in space? And if so would you say its more/less feature rich than Subnautica?
Brayden Mitchell
It's like cilantro.
You either like it, or you don't
Jonathan Bailey
This sums up Sup Forums rather nicely. Nothing but manchildren and impotent rage desu.
Chase Roberts
The first 17.5 quintillion planets suck
Ian Jenkins
Landon Cook
Just admit that you've never played it, fag.
Jeremiah Kelly
No! You don't understand, it's YOUR fault. The devs never said ANYTHING but the truth, they NEVER said the game was good! They NEVER said it's worth $60! It's your own fault that you've hyped it up, it's great because it's a bad game that was SUPPOSED to be a bad game, duh
Luke Martin
>ou say its more/less feature rich than Subnautica?
NMS is about as feature rich as minesweeper
Aiden Robinson
JUST
Aiden Wilson
>food analogy
Jaxson Brooks
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Gabriel Harris
The inventory management alone is enough to make a lot of people quit right away. The game also doesn't tell you about key features and it takes awhile to figure out these features on your own. Like it never tells you that you have a flashlight, or that you can climb the face of cliffs or cave walls indefinitely without worrying about jetpack fuel, or that you can do a dash move while sprinting which makes traveling on foot faster, or how upgrades need to put in proper alignment to work at max efficiency, or that you can stack green items to save inventory space, or that there is a quicker way to recharge equipment and the list goes on. By time you figure these things out and have enough inventory space to explore for extended periods of time, at least 10 hours of gameplay have passed. I think most people at that point will have already been turned off by the game.
Noah Jenkins
>posting the dunkview
You know half the time he's joking right? He brings up some valid points, but otherwise its just shits and giggles.
Juan Brooks
>it's a game about nothing