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Most likely both.According to Todd Howard, there were a lot of survival mechanics built into the game and though they are still largely present, they were nerfed into the ground.
Likely cut feature, otherwise why even show fuel consumption for jumps? When I noticed that on my first jump ever in the game, I fully expected having to pay for fuel.
I remember him specifically saying they cut needing fuel because it wasn't fun it was just annoying.
On that subject, I find diseases to mostly be a nuisance. Running around with my 80th case of hypothermia (which happens every single playthrough due to reasons I don't really need to spoil) and a dislocated leg is kinda... just tedious. It would be fine if there weren't other tedious things, like the menus and the amount of fast traveling. I do think Hunger as a mechanic would at least be nice, because you'd have a reason to actually use the stupid amounts of food you pick up everywhere, but I'm guessing a mod will add that in later anyway. Also sleep, although the sleep timers get really fucky when you're on a planet that barely goes through a day in like 100+ hours...
They are, but if they didn't have any significant adverse effects then they'd be irrelevant. Why even have the feature if you can just waltz around with multiple afflictions like nothing?
It's only weird if you look at it as if it was a competitive FPS, it is not weird for an RPG.
Automatic weapons have a different feel, especially automatic shotguns, the recoil is insane on those. But I agree that lasers shouldn't have a spread. I guess it is for balance reasons so energy weapons are not too OP, but I still don't like it.
Oh, here we go again, if you like something I don't then there must be something wrong with you
Yeah I kinda wish they made you specialize a bit more as it currently is it doesn't matter too much if you did rifles/shotungs/etc.Oh, here we go again, if you like something I don't then there must be something wrong with you
As an RPG the game is supposed to simulate your character's skill level. If it let you be pinpoint accurate with zero skill that would go against its RPG nature. I think weapons already feel OP with zero skill points spent in that tree.
DeusEx (again) should be the benchmark because in that weapons were inaccurate if you had low or no skill (unless you spent a lot of time aiming), but immediately accurate at master level. In Starfield accuracy is affected by your targeting skill. But I think the individual weapon certifications should also affect accuracy, not just add damage.
It's fine if you don't like it. I think everyone knows your opinion on it at this point. Refund + move on.
Oh, here we go again, if you like something I don't then there must be something wrong with you
As an RPG the game is supposed to simulate your character's skill level. If it let you be pinpoint accurate with zero skill that would go against its RPG nature. I think weapons already feel OP with zero skill points spent in that tree.
DeusEx (again) should be the benchmark because in that weapons were inaccurate if you had low or no skill (unless you spent a lot of time aiming), but immediately accurate at master level. In Starfield accuracy is affected by your targeting skill. But I think the individual weapon certifications should also affect accuracy, not just add damage.
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Weapon bloom has no place in shooting games, regardless if it's a RPG. Bullets fly straight from wherever the barrel is pointing at the time. Your skill in a type of firearm should affect weapon sway, not some randomized spread that isn't affected by physics.Oh, here we go again, if you like something I don't then there must be something wrong with you
As an RPG the game is supposed to simulate your character's skill level. If it let you be pinpoint accurate with zero skill that would go against its RPG nature. I think weapons already feel OP with zero skill points spent in that tree.
DeusEx (again) should be the benchmark because in that weapons were inaccurate if you had low or no skill (unless you spent a lot of time aiming), but immediately accurate at master level. In Starfield accuracy is affected by your targeting skill. But I think the individual weapon certifications should also affect accuracy, not just add damage.
One of the things that annoys me is the fact that your sealed space suit doesn't protect you from things like toxic gasses or liquids. The encumbrance system isn't as bad if you don't loot every useless thing you see. That being said, it's a problem on the starship side as your ship generates clutter automatically and from doing things like using the ship builder which makes no fucking sense.
Was it ever a studio that you bought from on day one or pre-ordered from? If so, I never got the memo. From Oblivion onward all I've ever heard is that Bethesda's a bit of a shit show on the technical side of things and that their games are a buggy mess that need awhile to mature. You also get a better experience by letting the modding community create mods that undo some of Bethesda's more questionable design decisions and gameplay mechanics. On that front, Starfield isn't in the best shape as the modders are limited on what they can do without the Creation kit and thanks to the fact that Bethesda's patches so far haven't done much.
I preordered. I have over 160 hours in Starfield and have stopped playing for now. I enjoyed the game and do not regret the purchase. I am disappointed in how the game turned out. There are so many things that should be better. So while I am annoyed about some parts of the game I had fun with it overall. I'm sure once the mod tools and expansions hit I'll have even more fun. It isn't a perfect game but I feel like I got my money's worth.
I've been having a really good time with GCIV:Supernova! How do you like it ?
Space Engineers is now on sale on Steam for 75% off, FYI. 35% for the Ultimate Edition
I like it so far but I've only really been playing to try and get a feel for the game. I've restarted a few times and I've been trying to learn the systems.
Nope 3 small patches. Just the FOV slider has been added.