Gavinmad
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Apparently Gavinmad is a young whippersnapper to not recognize Fancy the bard. Someone get him a high-chair and a sippy cup!
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Gavinmad
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Apparently Gavinmad is a young whippersnapper to not recognize Fancy the bard. Someone get him a high-chair and a sippy cup!
Motherfucker I was correcting him, which he acknowledged in the next post.
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Kiroy
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with this and a new TES, plus this star whatever game. 2022 is optimistic as fuck
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I'm blindly lashing out, dont harsh my creativity, cis-shitlord! Now give me that sippy-cup!
Gavinmad
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So sounds a lot like Sea of Thieves with personal bases. There is a story, collective objectives and quests. But just like SoT, I'm very worried about the actual depth of the game. With a map 4x as large, with the same amount of quest density of FO4, it would still be incredibly shallow and quickly spent.
Problem with games like this is the amount of things to do to get you from the beginning to the end, and what the fuck you're supposed to do after that to keep you playing. If it's like GTA5, plenty of folks will continue playing out of habit, but, at least for me, once I clear the main quests and do the multi-player shit for a little bit, get the main rewards, I'm gonna drop after maybe two months.
Two months of play might make it worth it, I guess. Since I can't expect an MMO level of involvement, development, and like fuck am I gonna waste my time on the four end game missions they give for the random likelihood of getting the perfect piece of gear to do the same shit.
I'll probably still play it, but that conundrum of "end game development" is still an issue. Skyrim is probably the best example of continuing to draw me in even after I'm supremely overpowering everything simply because there were so many quests for bits of story, and I have significant doubts that will be applied here.
Similarly with Fallout 4... I could play through opposite sides of each storyline, and there were several storylines available.
Multi-player can only hold my interest so far, but it begs the issue of needing 4^x number of things to do that involve said story when multiple actual people are involved.
Problem with games like this is the amount of things to do to get you from the beginning to the end, and what the fuck you're supposed to do after that to keep you playing. If it's like GTA5, plenty of folks will continue playing out of habit, but, at least for me, once I clear the main quests and do the multi-player shit for a little bit, get the main rewards, I'm gonna drop after maybe two months.
Two months of play might make it worth it, I guess. Since I can't expect an MMO level of involvement, development, and like fuck am I gonna waste my time on the four end game missions they give for the random likelihood of getting the perfect piece of gear to do the same shit.
I'll probably still play it, but that conundrum of "end game development" is still an issue. Skyrim is probably the best example of continuing to draw me in even after I'm supremely overpowering everything simply because there were so many quests for bits of story, and I have significant doubts that will be applied here.
Similarly with Fallout 4... I could play through opposite sides of each storyline, and there were several storylines available.
Multi-player can only hold my interest so far, but it begs the issue of needing 4^x number of things to do that involve said story when multiple actual people are involved.
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Let us know. I'm not gonna beta a game any time soon. Wasted plenty of time on shill games already, but I'm still a bit hopeful for this.
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I am worried that the exclusion of NPC's to the greater extent, could swing it towards AIDS. I am very excited about a new 4 man squad game, get some of my team back together, and limiting PVP to an extent is good for me. But, if the world is barren, except for the occasional terminal, or radio'd in quest, I could see it losing it's luster fast. It's almost like they don't know which direction to pull it in, sounding more and more like not enough PVP to keep game play fresh, and a shit ton of radiant repeatable quests that are gonna get old fast.
I will second that I want another New Vegas, still my favorite of the newer installments in the series, by a long shot.
I will second that I want another New Vegas, still my favorite of the newer installments in the series, by a long shot.
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Kiroy
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whenever any dev says "it will be difficult to" i roll my eyes hard
sorry your tie wearing pre alpha testers could handle sending multiple people to multiple locations to gather xyz and then relog and meet up on X server to start fucking asshole, but that shit ain't gonna be difficult for a few neckbeards on discord.
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