Whoa, do people still play that?

Couldn't disagree. The one person I know irl who said it was a good game wasn't a but definitely lived in those circles, ended up dating the local in my D&D group

plays library of runia

Also before you play this game, keep in mind that this is a game that requires you to grind books (rng drops) to play later levels. How do you get these books? By grinding earlier levels. Books are rng drops btw. So if you want to progress you need to grind rng items from past levels and when you run out of those, grind even earlier levels. You also need thee books to unlock/upgrade characters, so realistically 99% of the game is grinding.

The combat is nothing special. Think Slay the Spire but there's no card synergies or cool builds. It's really dull and boring. Stagger doesn't add anything. The "element types" are just renamed Pokemon types

Eh it leans on the poorly designed side.

Yes it's SCP the game, but the gameplay is very tedious and most of the game is "send this person to play with this scp and hope it doesn't get angry and kill everyone", rinse and repeat 300 times.

i'm actually playing 7 days to die for a change.

and college football

it's been like a week since i've played zomboid what am i doing with my life

I'm really enjoying Heat Signature but I can't help but wish there was a bigger dev team behind it, because it is fairly limited in its enemy roster and arsenal, and you can really feel it when you play. A lot of the fun comes from the random elements of the encounters and scenarios, so adding more to it would help variety and add to the longevity of the game.

Have you seen that dev's new game?

I have it in my steam wishlist to check upon full release, but I had no idea it was made by the same dev until you pointed it out. Haven't tried the demo but may be inclined to do so now.

I'd say it's a better game, though cut from different cloth.

Haven't played it but I'll give it a try sometime because I'm enjoying this one. Same with the upcoming Tactical Breach Wizards or whatever they're called

If it ends up clicking for you and you stick with it for an ungodly amount of time, you'll still be finding and learning entirely new things well past the 100 hour mark. This was the case way back in 2018 when we had no third person camera, no multiplayer besides vague orbs representing that someone else was in the vicinity, like 20 base parts and you could only build in predetermined flat spots, no character models, and like 5% the content and variety there is now.

Dissenters love to crow that NMS is wide as an ocean deep as a puddle, and while it's not like EVE level complexity (from what I understand about EVE), the systems at play offer a surprising amount of depth but they really are absolutely legion in terms of sheer quantity. Mid- and end-game play you'll always have like 5-10 self-imposed things you want to do or work on and you can just drop whatever you're doing at any time to go do one of those and return at any time back to anything else. I'll never claim that NMS is for everyone, but much of the criticism still leveled at it just comes from people who want it to be like Star Wars: Space Opera Game In Space when it doesn't seek to be that at all. It's very unique in what it is and if it hits right there's absolutely no end to things to do at great length and depth if the systems are engaged with fully.

Still though, even people who do want that Star Wars kind of experience seem to get around 60-80 hours out of their (relatively speaking) brief stint and it's hard to argue with the value especially given that it's 50-60% off for a few weeks every update.

900 resources

Just hammer away with a reasonably upgraded MT at a patch of trees or rocks and shit. It's hard to get under 900 in one beam if your MT is remotely decent.

12.0 PAV creature

Pain in the butt lol. There's an underground fellow on the second planet in the expedition starter system but they're a pain to find. I got one on a dissonant planet somewhat near R3 just by accident. It's not like the absurd corrosive blood requirement we needed to find like 2 expeditions ago. Still a pain but nowhere near as bad.

you have shit taste in games

I think I got the bad ending

Legit driving out at sea and seeing the big monster awoke something in me

I only play land based games now

Legit driving out at sea and seeing the big monster awoke something in me

I only play land based games now

you can, it runs great too. its like 120gb though so an SD card is necessary if you want to put more than five games on this thing

A lot of grinding and waiting for events to happen.

Is the Minotaur still glitched out in VR? I haven't been using my VR headset because the Minotaur doesn't work right.

Normal Exarch or the quest one?

Definitely.

And it's funny to me how far my 250GB 360 hard drive goes. Modern games don't even try to respect your storage space