How do people play this game for over 100 hours +

[Dustreaper]

I cannot fathom it i want to understand. After my 100+ hours i feel like i have seen everything this game has to offer. Looking back on it it was not that great very simple quest designs, but kept me busy. Don't understand how people can spend so many hours in such a hollow world to me. Explain it to me in detail what is keeping you guys entertained. If it had good combat i would enjoy it but not this, not tactical like fallout new vegas. I rather have slow combat then quick combat.

[EzRyder]

so you have seen everything?
you've built outposts that link together and you know how to farm including animal husbandry? in just 100 hours? man your a good video game player

gratz on Conquering everything there is to learn in such a short time

[AJRimmer Bsc Ssc]

its the copy paste of everything.

once you have done one thing/base/mission you have done them all and the game becomes so easy its just a time sink with no targets.

so you jump from one non sensical act to another and repeat it constantly.

100 hours is easy to reach just looking for something new you havent seen, you would keep telling yourself you might find it soon.
but you dont.

[Dustreaper]

Originally posted by EzRyder:

so you have seen everything?
you've built outposts that link together and you know how to farm including animal husbandry? in just 100 hours? man your a good video game player

gratz on Conquering everything there is to learn in such a short time

Yea had to replace the links a few times because they weren't working at all frustrating for real.only did husbandry on 1 planet because seen 1 you seen them all.

[EzRyder]

well the game is as shallow as you want it too be or as deep
casual players call the shallow part 'easy' i enjoy the in depth parts
i guess you want or expect something else because im seeing diff stuff every time i play
sure a lot is replicated, thats pretty well a given with this large a map
sorry i guess i stepped into the wrong chqat, im not here to bash just for the sake of it
later

[Mountain Man]

You could ask the same thing about any of Bethesda's games (and a lot of people have; Bethesda is one of those companies that people love to hate for whatever reason). There's just something about the worlds they create that grab the player and make them fun to virtually live in.

[AJRimmer Bsc Ssc]

Originally posted by Mountain Man:

You could ask the same thing about any of Bethesda's games (and a lot of people have; Bethesda is one of those companies that people love to hate). There's just something about the worlds they create that grab the player and make them fun to virtually live in.

this ended with fallout 4, they havent done this since,its been flop after flop.
they stopped creating worlds and ended up creating small cells with load screens, and everytime you get a load screen the immersion is broken because the world doesnt exist.

[JACKSin]

asks the guy who played the game for over a hundred hours I dunno eating potato chips and drinking Dr Pepper how do you play it?

[Mountain Man]

Originally posted by AJRimmer Bsc Ssc:

Originally posted by Mountain Man:

You could ask the same thing about any of Bethesda's games (and a lot of people have; Bethesda is one of those companies that people love to hate). There's just something about the worlds they create that grab the player and make them fun to virtually live in.

this ended with fallout 4, they havent done this since,its been flop after flop.
they stopped creating worlds and ended up creating small cells with load screens, and everytime you get a load screen the immersion is broken because the world doesnt exist.

Bethesda games have always had loading screens, you dummy. Any time you entered a cave or building in Skyrim, you got a loading screen. It didn't bother me then, and it doesn't bother me now. Fading to black for a few seconds is hardly the immersion killer you make it out to be.

[CurrySpirals]

Originally posted by Ranger Jack:

asks the guy who played the game for over a hundred hours I dunno eating potato chips and drinking Dr Pepper how do you play it?

It’s Mountain Dew and Doritos or you aren’t a real gamer.

[Dustreaper]

Originally posted by Mountain Man:

You could ask the same thing about any of Bethesda's games (and a lot of people have; Bethesda is one of those companies that people love to hate for whatever reason). There's just something about the worlds they create that grab the player and make them fun to virtually live in.

and a percentage that just doesn't get grabbed by the world and then it feels a shallow hollow world. It could be a love makes blind kind of thing. I got into the world of fallout 3, new vegas, 4, skyrim but not starfield.

[drommels]

Well I cannot play nearly 11k hours Stellaris, shrug

[Cephei]

They have low standards or are blind fanboys. Usually it's the old people enjoying the game for some reason. I hope when I reach their age (42+) my brain is still healty enough to be a critical thinker and won't end up being frail like them.

[Ankua]

I went looking. Trying out that discovery thing. Failed several times at making a functioning bases. Restarted to try another style of play. I didn't know about the ng+ part of our game at the time. I also failed at lego ship building several times.

I now find myself hitting the mission board just to see another planet. It looks the same but the computer tells me it has a different name. I then go to one of four outposts and kill the legend or has been for money.

I think I'm a spacer now, I travel light years just to kill people for someone I never met.

[RiChuF]

Originally posted by Dustreaper:

I cannot fathom it i want to understand. After my 100+ hours i feel like i have seen everything this game has to offer. Looking back on it it was not that great very simple quest designs, but kept me busy. Don't understand how people can spend so many hours in such a hollow world to me. Explain it to me in detail what is keeping you guys entertained. If it had good combat i would enjoy it but not this, not tactical like fallout new vegas. I rather have slow combat then quick combat.

new vegas tactical wtf

[wtiger27]

After only 100 hrs? You have not even scratched the surface of the content the game has to offer. There is some paste and copy of bases, etc. But there are also plenty of places which feel unique. Need to go and explore. If that is boring, then move on and play a different game.