Price

[Onedaim]

I missed the the recent discount and I wonder if it's really worth the full price from a game that came 2016?

[Jouchebag]

No. It's obviously a personal opinion. I feel like the game is a wonderful tech demo but doesn't feel worth more than the $30 I paid. I only got it on Steam for VR. I've been playing it on Gamepass PC as part of my $10 a month subscription.

The next guaranteed sale is the Winter/Holiday sale in the last two weeks of December.

[Alexander The Great]

captain price.


also yes, i'd pay 70$ for this game, over starfield
legit

just get better planet generation mod + dud's terrafirma
then you'll be mindblown

[bernardb]

absolutely worth the full price or more...I have 1100 hours of enjoyment so far...

[Antaiir]

No, it's not.

Way too many issues, some of them long term and still just ignored by the devs. Even the freighter update (for freighter base building) is still bugged, and look how long ago it was released.

Useless or bugged content and time limited expeditions (that force you, when you have to play to do them), doesn't compensate all the issues. Not even close.

[Onedaim]

Thanks for your answer lads.

[UncreativelyNamed]

I would pay full price for it in a heartbeat, although I did get it for 30USD. I bought the game in April, have played it for 920 hours. It's among the best 30USD I've ever spent in terms of price vs. enjoyment. Also, I've heard it's on sale on GOG right now, so....

[Finaryman]

this forum is filled with too many people with very long play times. so answer will yes, but

no in my opinion. i've only got 100~hours from it. and i feel like i'm finished, for least 10 updates.

[Mop Daddy]

People paid $100 for Starfield and it's half the game this one is.

[wkitty42]

i paid $30US for NMS... with over 2000 hours in-game, that's less than 1.5 cents per hour... if you like exploration sandbox type games, then yes, it is even worth it at $60US...

[Jouchebag]

Originally posted by Mop Daddy:

People paid $100 for Starfield and it's half the game this one is.

There are folks who would say NMS is half the game Starfield is.

At least Starfield has production value that makes sense of the price. Voice acting, scripted events and cohesive narrative, hundreds of motion captured animations, massive hand-made locations AND procedural generation, interactive physics, etc...

NMS is like one good idea expounded into one very generic game.

[Finaryman]

Originally posted by Jouchebag:

Originally posted by Mop Daddy:

People paid $100 for Starfield and it's half the game this one is.

There are folks who would say NMS is half the game Starfield is.

At least Starfield has production value that makes sense of the price. Voice acting, scripted events and cohesive narrative, hundreds of motion captured animations, massive hand-made locations AND procedural generation, interactive physics, etc...

NMS is like one good idea expounded into one very generic game.

yeah, yeah, both sides have their defenders.

[Jouchebag]

Originally posted by Finaryman:

Originally posted by Jouchebag:

There are folks who would say NMS is half the game Starfield is.

At least Starfield has production value that makes sense of the price. Voice acting, scripted events and cohesive narrative, hundreds of motion captured animations, massive hand-made locations AND procedural generation, interactive physics, etc...

NMS is like one good idea expounded into one very generic game.

yeah, yeah, both sides have their defenders.

Precisely. But the topic isn't about Starfield at all.

It boils down to entertainment value--how much fun you can get from a game. Thanks to folks who have put in thousands of hours, you can definitely tell the game doesn't really ever end, but that doesn't mean it was all valuable time.

My problem is that at least half my time in NMS feels like a grind; like work rather than play. Another chunk of time is spent trying to find my own fun and goals.

I feel like NMS is a generic box of Duplo bricks. There's a reason they're cheaper than a Lego kit with instructions.

[Finaryman]

Originally posted by Jouchebag:

I feel like NMS is a generic box of Duplo bricks. There's a reason they're cheaper than a Lego kit with instructions.

main reason, they r for younger age. this is only about dublos

[TDCD]

Originally posted by Bucky O'Hare:

They have multi from long time.

Originally posted by Onedaim:

People who played a bit and say they don't have anything more to do bought game without knowing what it is, maybe they were expecting rpg.
Everyone else loves it, recently Asmongold made video about NMS and said he will buy it as from what he have seen it is better than recent space game ;)

[bisfo]

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