ReasonablySober wrote:jschligs wrote:Ron Swanson wrote:Oh I'm definitely gonna pick it up at some point, just not right away. I actually doubt it's ever gonna reach the level of where No Man's Sky is currently at though. I legit feel bad for people that bought NMS on release, were rightfully disappointed, and then never went back. The care and dedication they've put into transforming that game into what it is now is something we might never see again. It's a near perfect Sci-Fi exploration space sim. Starfield has an almost impossible bar to clear IMO.
That was me. I was so hyped for NMS. Preordered and got it day one. I’ve tried picking it up again but I think the bitter taste launch left me with makes it hard to continue. Similar to how I feel with Cyberpunk. I had insanely high hopes and was crushed.
I feel like an outlier with Cyberpunk. It immediately became a Mount Rushmore open world for me, and I got it at launch. My issue was hard crashes, and they happened frequently. But like I said then, auto-saves were everywhere and I never lost any progress. But I really loved just about everything with that game. The action, the characters, the world, the visuals. For different reasons, only Elden Ring stacks up.
This is the first time I've gone back to the game since I finished it and I'm anxious to see what kind of changes have been made. It looks phenomenal and I haven't seen any glitches or had any hard crashes.
Yea it wasn’t super buggy for me, but I felt so much of what was promise was left out. I put about 20 hours into it, but I do plan to go back at some point when it’s even more flush with content. My backlog is too massive and life is too busy now though. The way she goes, Ricky, the way she goes.
