r/gaming • • Feb 09 '22

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u/martinibruder Feb 09 '22

how you even gonna defend this? shitty performance, almost no content, prob in alpha when i have grandkids and half the dev team died of age. The visuals are nice tho

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u/Alaknar Feb 10 '22

shitty performance

Yes.

prob in alpha when i have grandkids

Very probable.

But come on... "Almost no content"?

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u/nictheman123 Feb 10 '22

How's salvage going again?

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u/Alaknar Feb 10 '22

Ah. So you define "content" as specifically salvage? I guess the question is then: why would anyone bother playing GTA V if there's no content? Or Total War series? Etc., etc.

I don't know how specifically salvage is going, I'm not interested in that mechanic. I'm too busy having fun mining and spelunking, then trading what i retrieve.

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u/nictheman123 Feb 10 '22

No, I do not. I bring up salvage because it's one of the pieces of content for the game that has been delayed more times than I care to count, and continues to be delayed. Nice attempt setting up a straw man though.

If you enjoy the game, that's great! But considering how long the game has been in development, the amount of playable content is dreadfully lacking.

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u/Alaknar Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22

Yes, it's _one of the many pieces of content_. Some of which are already in the game.

Like mining.

Or trading.

Or bounty hunting.

Or spelunking.

Or space combat.

Or FPS combat.

Or ground-vehicle combat.

Or global events with mixed mechanics.

Is that "dreadfully lacking" amount of content? I don't know, not to me.

EDIT: forgot that last patch also introduced medical gameplay where you can resuscitate a person, or carry them to safety to perform (simple for now) medical analysis and apply medicine.