Hard to say for sure. It comes down to personal taste & how it runs on your system. Personally I enjoy how starfiled feels(shooting & movement wise *For a Bethesda Game*) , but I wasn't really enjoying talking/questing. Felt like a lot of fetch quests that admittedly would usually have ok dialogue in between but eh, Im not very motivated to turn the game on and push through it for any other reason than just to do it. Things couldve been different if the game had more Space sim aspects & possibily more survival elements but as it stands Sit in cockpit > load to planet > Talk to NPC > fetch quest (maybe with a twist at end )> possibly end up in gunfight. Now im not trying to be overly simplistic, but other than finding loot, I can't see much breaking up the cycle. I wouldve prefered sit in cockpit > consider fuel > travel to planet (not just load screen)> get scaned by pirates on the way & begin space battle> ships fuel tank damaged can barely make it to intended destination> stop at nearst planet for supplies & repairs> can't afford repairs > get caught up talking to NPCs & quest for resources etc.
On 2nd thought, I guess controller is the answer. Sticks weren't the right Sensitivity, Oh plus the fact that my right hand was recently burned so I don't have complete control over it yet.
@Josh-wk2ji yeah might be because of my melee perk, but I doubt it enemies are generally spongy. I don't mind it since I know I'll be op at some point. But head shots should be more rewarding at least & things like shooting in legs to disable would be welcome.
from what i hear and see game is buggy and unfinished. (PC gamer) so is it worth $70? or should i wait.
Hard to say for sure. It comes down to personal taste & how it runs on your system. Personally I enjoy how starfiled feels(shooting & movement wise *For a Bethesda Game*) , but I wasn't really enjoying talking/questing. Felt like a lot of fetch quests that admittedly would usually have ok dialogue in between but eh, Im not very motivated to turn the game on and push through it for any other reason than just to do it. Things couldve been different if the game had more Space sim aspects & possibily more survival elements but as it stands Sit in cockpit > load to planet > Talk to NPC > fetch quest (maybe with a twist at end )> possibly end up in gunfight.
Now im not trying to be overly simplistic, but other than finding loot, I can't see much breaking up the cycle. I wouldve prefered sit in cockpit > consider fuel > travel to planet (not just load screen)> get scaned by pirates on the way & begin space battle> ships fuel tank damaged can barely make it to intended destination> stop at nearst planet for supplies & repairs> can't afford repairs > get caught up talking to NPCs & quest for resources etc.
Is it the games fault that you cannot aim or can you just not aim? Cause I see you firing full clips into a wall. Game looks bad though.
On 2nd thought, I guess controller is the answer. Sticks weren't the right Sensitivity, Oh plus the fact that my right hand was recently burned so I don't have complete control over it yet.
I thought it was funny your knife did more dmg than the guns did. @@0KJaye
@Josh-wk2ji yeah might be because of my melee perk, but I doubt it enemies are generally spongy. I don't mind it since I know I'll be op at some point. But head shots should be more rewarding at least & things like shooting in legs to disable would be welcome.