wsoutlaw87

What? Raids went broken for months. the games shipped with a bunch of problems with gameplay and balance and after a ton of complaining they made changes months after release, some of which made the fans angrier. If you think, after 1 whole year, that raising vault space is some big achievement, then I am just shocked. They have made minimal changes to a game that was billed as some big mmo fps. Most games like this make vast changes that actually improve the game and fix it in a timely mann...

They said themselves that paris was where they were doing the conference that they usually do at gamescom because of timing.

They have said from the start, e3 and gamescom were too close together so they were going to wait until Paris. What is there to even look into. Im expecting some concrete morpheus info.

ya I dont mind a delay. I am disappointed but happy it is still this year.

yeah what does that have to do with the witcher. Also its not like you have to download every update individually.

lol glitched? yes it had a few bugs, but its a huge game and they were fixed. Very rarely were any of any impact on the game,
Poor optimization? how do you figure? that in one spot on a map or in a cutscene the frame rate dropped? It was overblown and better than almost every comparable game.
Downgraded? What? These comments are just stupid. The game looks great.

why is there always a few that think it makes them look smarter or more knowledgeable to hate som...

so the author has some completionist ocd and that makes ng+ anything but positive? Of course the game started to drag on if you were doing a bunch of those question marks. The rewards for those become under leveled real fast and there is just too many of them. Forcing yourself to do some pointless tasks just because they are there is kind of silly. I've finished the game and all the quests and had a great time. Now I'm excited for ng+. I have no reason to want to clear some level 15 m...

skill? teamwork? The only bosses that require teamwork are the raids where the game requires more than one person by design, but not team work.

It is sad because the fps gameplay is actually great. The content and the way bungie handles the game, is not up to par

there are plenty hand cannons better than fatebringer and almost all dlc weapons are better than suros.

now you're just manipulating your definitions to fit your idea that you can define a objective quantification of "scope" or "value". Go a head and do a blanket quantification of no man's sky's scope compared to every other game out there. What aspects are you going to use to determine the scope of the project. You would have to consider the different types of scope a game has. Is it just how expansive the map is? Is it the level of storytelling? detail? realism...

lol all your replys to him are just defensive and dont make any sense. Its a procedurally generated game, with very little shown on what you actually do during a gameplay session. I could understand more emergent gameplay opportunities if it wasnt basicly a sp game. If you guys think this game took the amount of man hours as a game from a huge team that took 3 years to make, you are crazy. The tech is very impressive, and I would gladly buy the game at somewhere around 30$. Nothing for you gu...

"Worth" is subjective as is scope quality and value. You cant make game prices off of that. They will charge whatever they think is a good price and then I will decide if the price is less than how much it is worth to me, thats it. All Ive really seen is that its a procedurally generated huge map to explore with some small gameplay elements to it. Being from a very small team and being what it is I can't imagine it costing more than 30$ but it also doesn't seem like my kind ...

you guys know he was referring to traditional indie game budgets. Obviously cdpr and insomniac aren't your typical indie devs. insomniac also hasn't been fully independent since the beginning making them different than what is generally considered independent.