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No Man's Sky
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Captain Chaos wrote: »That's the narrow FOV setting, it causes motion sickness in some people. There are a few games I just can't play because of it or only in short intervals.
Killzone
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Anyone manage to get this in Argos today? Nothing coming up online for it yet, no price or availability.
I searched and got the cat# 505/9300 for it, but the link to the product seemed dead. Honestly, they are probably waiting to get the go ahead to sell it from someone who doesn't know that it's been released yet
Some may not care but it's a bit of a deal-breaker for me.
I'm curious though, as if this game had MP, I'd turn it off before playing personally. What is it that you think MP would bring to a standalone space explorer survival game? 0 -
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marcbrophy wrote: »I'm curious though, as if this game had MP, I'd turn it off before playing personally. What is it that you think MP would bring to a standalone space explorer survival game?
Pretty much everything that I got out of Minecraft, another open-world survival game. I understood about the distances between people and the unlikeliness of meeting up but that just highlighted how special it would be for 2 players to meet up and either team up together or shoot each other. Just the sense of knowing that there were others out there and that I could stumble upon someone would be enough. To be honest I've not played a single-player game in a long time. I have 1 hour clocked on GTA-V single-player and 195 multiplayer 0 -
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Pretty much everything that I got out of Minecraft, another open-world survival game. I understood about the distances between people and the unlikeliness of meeting up but that just highlighted how special it would be for 2 players to meet up and either team up together or shoot each other. Just the sense of knowing that there were others out there and that I could stumble upon someone would be enough. To be honest I've not played a single-player game in a long time. I have 1 hour clocked on GTA-V single-player and 195 multiplayer
I get it, and I have no intention of trying to talk you out of your opinion, I was just curious
If the game was open like open like that, the minute the first person took an action against me that would cause me to lose out, I'd turn off the game and never play it again.
If you're playing with friends, it could enhance the experience, but if you are playing with gen pop, then forget about it haha
I have played through the campaign of gta-v on 5 different platforms, so around 250 hours, but have 165 hours in gta-online. 10 to 15 of those hours spent in public lobbies I'd say, with them being the worst time I ever had in the game 0 -
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marcbrophy wrote: »I get it, and I have no intention of trying to talk you out of your opinion, I was just curious
If the game was open like open like that, the minute the first person took an action against me that would cause me to lose out, I'd turn off the game and never play it again. If you're playing with friends, it could enhance the experience, but if you are playing with gen pop, then forget about it haha
I have played through the campaign of gta-v on 5 different platforms, so around 250 hours, but have 165 hours in gta-online. 10 to 15 of those hours spent in public lobbies I'd say, with them being the worst time I ever had in the game
Rust then would be a better example. Having to start the game fending for yourself and either choosing to either team up with others or stick it out on your own with the advantages and disadvantages that comes with it.
In EVE I tend to play solo most of the time but knowing that all of those others are out there doing their own thing that I can choose to either ignore or have to be wary of adds an edge that I find single-player games don't offer me anymore.0 -
marcbrophy wrote: »10 to 15 of those hours spent in public lobbies I'd say, with them being the worst time I ever had in the game
GTA MP was the worst..just griefers everywhere..0 -
Pretty much everything that I got out of Minecraft, another open-world survival game. I understood about the distances between people and the unlikeliness of meeting up but that just highlighted how special it would be for 2 players to meet up and either team up together or shoot each other. Just the sense of knowing that there were others out there and that I could stumble upon someone would be enough. To be honest I've not played a single-player game in a long time. I have 1 hour clocked on GTA-V single-player and 195 multiplayer
Sounds like you are looking for the same experience except in a different sandbox. Really hope your opinion doesnt take over the gaming industry.0 -
Rust then would be a better example. Having to start the game fending for yourself and either choosing to either team up with others or stick it out on your own with the advantages and disadvantages that comes with it.
In EVE I tend to play solo most of the time but knowing that all of those others are out there doing their own thing that I can choose to either ignore or have to be wary of adds an edge that I find single-player games don't offer me anymore.
It could turn out to be a lot like Rust, there's still a lot of unknowns about NMS, it wouldn't surprise me if you could team up with AI factions for some sort of alliance. Pure speculation, of courseGTA MP was the worst..just griefers everywhere..
It's a hack-fest at the moment and R* don't give a flying fcuk about it :pac:0 -
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