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How Do You Feel About The Game?

I haven't got it but enjoy hating it 71 31.00%
 
I have got it and I'm not keen 32 13.97%
 
I like it but it could be better 34 14.85%
 
I like it a lot more than some AAA titles 41 17.90%
 
I love it and can't stop playing 51 22.27%
 
Total:229
RolStoppable said:
I enjoy hating it. Brings back memories of The Order 1886.

I suppose you posted the picture of the development team to incite sympathy and empathy.

Oh yes. Seeing the hate makes me hope for a future Xbox port at a reduced price.



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Played it. Got mad at the framerate. Turned off GSYNC and it ran decently enough.
Started playing it. Got mad at the tiny inventory space.
Stopped playing.



I enjoy the game, I'll probably pick it up if/when it comes to Xbox. However, I think the storytelling is horrible, and the history of the alien species is not deep enough. And im very upset about the game not having cities, you feel very alone throughout.



pokoko said:
Lrdfancypants said:

It reminds me of ROTTR in a way.  I think it has something to do with it starting out as a multiplatform then swapping because it was talked highly of then, bam, all the sudden the internet tone changed and Indont mean after launch.  It was noticeable enough that you could predict the incoming.

Pretty much, yeah.  You have only to look at how some people in this thread are acting.  They aren't disappointed that the game has problems, they're happy that the game has problems.  That tells us everything we need to know.  Not just with regards to this game, either, but about those people themselves.

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I'm enjoying it. Put about 20 hours into it so far and I'd say it's like a 7.5 for me.



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The game never looked good to me. It always looked shallow and lacking - in gameplay and the game's world.



It never ever interested me, and the gameplay shown before it came out put me to sleep, so my opinion has not changed since it released, and the reviews reaffirmed my thoughts on the game.



    

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It's boring. Nothing to do.

I'm a huge sony fan but come on. It's crazy creative for the first hour or so. Then once you get past the glitter it's boring.



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It's kind of weird. By itself, from the point of view of exploration, the game is fine. I enjoy poking around the planets, spent many hours doing so, despite over a dozen crashes that have had me grinding my teeth. Survival mechanics are rubbish, as are upgrades and crafting, but if I had just heard about the game a week before launch, and the last few years of trailers, IGN Firsts, interviews, etc had never happened, I'd probably be absolutely hunky dory with it. For such a small team, it IS impressive what they ultimately accomplished.

The thing is... what they've accomplished is SIGNIFICANTLY below what the aforementioned trailers, interviews and showcases led us to believe. And I'm not talking here about features that were never, ever said to be in the game, like 'I wanna have a space army and declare war on other players and form guilds and and FARM UNICORNS!' I'm talking about stuff that, at various points in development, were described by Shawn, or shown in trailers. No portals on planets, no battles between different races or factions or whatever, none of that 'there is no skybox' stuff as I can assure you, personally, that the sun in each solar system is not, in fact, an actual celestial object in game, but an unmoving light source that can't be reached. -_- Resources that, in earlier trailers, were seamlessly build into a planet's topography are now either giant crystals (the color of which literally corresponds to whether it's an isotope, a silicate, etc, rather than the material might look like,) big hunks of ore that stick out of the ground in giant lumps or pillars or, in the case of Copper, mysterious chunks of ore that are positioned high above the ground. On every planet it's found on. Even the planets without float-y islands.

As for what's at the center... not going to spoil, but it's something I TECHNICALLY guessed, only it's actually substantially less exciting in execution. Again, won't spoil. xP

There are just... UGH. Even though I've found the niggling core of a game worth playing, it still falls so short of even my exhaustively researched expectations that it's just massively disappointing. :/ And honestly, infuriating. If so much stuff spoken of or shown wasn't going to be used in the final product, then SOME announcement, a heads-up, even a vague one like 'Some features shown in the past didn't make it into the launch version' would have gone a long way to tempering expectations. And even now, with the Internet piecing together all those differences, the response from Hello Games has been... well, there hasn't BEEN one. o_O The smegging dinosaur trailer is still front-and-center on both Steam and PSN, and there are like THREE things in that trailer that have been removed or downgraded since!

I mean, the Internet was up in arms once because Ubisoft downgraded the visuals of Watch Dogs, in some ways this situation is SUBSTANTIALLY worse. >_



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I have played it too much already but now work and life will restrict me from playing NMS extensively in the near future.
I like the game and it is EXACTLY as I envisioned it to be since it was first shown at E3 2014. I was surprised that so many other people also liked it as I found it to be a somewhat niche game. I really did not understand that those people saw a MMO/Multiplayer game where I saw a strict single player game, until these few last months. If there would have been multiplayer in the game I would have been slightly less interested.
As for the 2014 E3 trailer: I think I have been to that planet!