What the fuck kind of Aztec is named Ross? Seriously!
The Sims doesn't have snow globes I've collected from abandoned Earth or other accoutrements I've collected when doing missions or exploring. I like clearing out the baddies from those sites, a chance to gain new weapons or test out the ones I've got so far. From those sorts of missions, you gate slates that describe what the baddies were doing there and you get more info and lore. You are also tasked with speaking with a lot of NPC, I almost always exhaust all the dialogue options because there is usually something new to learn, BGS has done an excellent job at Starfield's world-building.So you're playing the Sims? As for the questlines, I'm in two factions currently, plus working through a lot of side content. Just completed a random abandoned station for the 5th time! Yes, the same station as before! And this one was in an actual faction quest
This guy hates on pretty much everything so I cant take him seriously
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Starfield review - a game about exploration, without exploration
Eurogamer's review of Starfield, a game of typical Bethesda aptitude but without the magic that binds it all together.
"a game about exploration, without exploration"
3/5
So very delightful to see. Now an edge 3 or 4/10 to seal the deal.Starfield review - a game about exploration, without exploration
Eurogamer's review of Starfield, a game of typical Bethesda aptitude but without the magic that binds it all together.
"a game about exploration, without exploration"
3/5
There are different combat environments. There was a mission where I had to fight with New Atlantis, your outpost could get attacked as I had my aluminium mining outpost attacked by pirates. There are fights within spaceships and space stations, and you've mentioned space labs and mines. I'm sure there are combat areas. There are a lot of weapon varieties you can try out if combat starts getting monotonous. Also, if you get invested in the stories within the missions, they become more meaningful.
It seems like we are speaking past each other. So I don't misrepresent you, you are saying "I'm going into the same building type over and over again, this game has no content" but you've been ignoring me when I've been pointing out that the missions come with a bunch of story content and there is a variety of other activities that can be done in the video game including decorating your own home. Even your statement about nonexistent exploration is false, it would be fairer to say that exploration in the game is disjointed and could have been handled better. You can explore within the enclosed spaces and that can lead to a sense of discovery, for example, I'm planning on visiting a bunch of specific systems across the galaxy since I noticed a screen in the MAST building pointing out those systems as belonging to the major factions, I want to set up fast travel spots within those systems since I anticipate I'll be doing a lot of missions within them.
