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Don't really see the point in the NG+ ending, really doesn't give me any incentive to start over.

Not really interested in the outpost building, the shipbuilder is cool but it ultimately doesn't matter what your ship looks like. Still a few side missions left if/when I play this again... But I'm done with it for now
 
I just wandered off the beaten track and started helping random colonists.
I must've spent 3 hours trying to build a landing pad because I go looking for one resource, inadvertently have to save the galaxy on my way to the trade authority, pick the wrong resource up, then vasco has all my stuff etc etc.... there's no way to look at recipes when not at a crafting bench?
 
I must've spent 3 hours trying to build a landing pad because I go looking for one resource, inadvertently have to save the galaxy on my way to the trade authority, pick the wrong resource up, then vasco has all my stuff etc etc.... there's no way to look at recipes when not at a crafting bench?
The only way I know of is to track your ingredients, when you go looking through things you then get a little magnifying glass to show that you have needed that thing.
 
There's a big help system in the game menus that covers all the mechanics. Not used them myself, just saw it on a beginner tips video (casue I have zero idea what I'm doing), but the video rated them as useful.
 
Don't really see the point in the NG+ ending, really doesn't give me any incentive to start over.
Once I found out that you lose your ship and all your outposts and bases, I lost any interest I had in doing NG+. There was no way I was going to spend hours and hours designing a custom ship and fiddling with all the base building and outpost building and then do NG+ and lose it all.
 
What is ng+?

Like others, when I'm finding time I'm still jumping into this game, finding it not that good, yet I continue on.

At the moment my review score is about 4/10. That's not to say it's bad, 2/10 is bad, but below average. I wouldn't go recommend anyone I know to play it.
 
What is ng+?

Like others, when I'm finding time I'm still jumping into this game, finding it not that good, yet I continue on.

At the moment my review score is about 4/10. That's not to say it's bad, 2/10 is bad, but below average. I wouldn't go recommend anyone I know to play it.

New Game +
 
Been away on holiday for a few weeks so only just getting around to trying Starfield. I should preface this by saying that Skyrim is one of my all time favourite games and I've spent more time modding it than playing it.

I spent most of yesterday just setting the game up and modding it to a basic level of acceptability (DLSS, SpecialK for HDR, colour LUTS, ******* pro-noun remover! etc etc). I have to say, whoever did the 'colour grading filter' on this game that basically destroys all black levels and thought that was ok needs sacking immediately. Seriously.

I've barely started the game itself, just tested it out for basic performance and stuff. For those that have played it more, is this basically Skyrim in space? Spacerim? Skyspace? Rimsim? I'm not expecting a full on space sim and would be very happy if it is essentially Skyrim in Space, however I've not read much of this thread so sorry if this is old ground, but from some of the youtube vids I watched on holiday I've got a bit of a creeping bad feeling.....
 
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Id say Fallout 4 & New Vegas (dare I say 76?) is better.

Skyrim is better.

In it's current state that is, Starfield is young and there is plenty of time for content development and modding.
 
What is ng+?

Like others, when I'm finding time I'm still jumping into this game, finding it not that good, yet I continue on.

At the moment my review score is about 4/10. That's not to say it's bad, 2/10 is bad, but below average. I wouldn't go recommend anyone I know to play it.

Same here, really can't get excited to play it anymore. The space fights are tedious, the fast travel menu navigation is used too heavily and the dialogue is boring and laboured.

They needed to make a darker No Man's Sky.
 
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Been away on holiday for a few weeks so only just getting around to trying Starfield. I should preface this by saying that Skyrim is one of my all time favourite games and I've spent more time modding it than playing it.

Skyrim is one of my all time favourites as well..

Starfield is the turd of the bunch, one of the WORST games Bethesda has released!
 
Cheers folks. I was kind of getting into it at the start and the music was giving me decent Bethesda vibes. Got into space though and I just feel a bit lost and meh. Probably my own fault as I don't know what I'm doing yet.

I just can't get over how bad the default colour grading and toning is! I'm spending more time (as I always do) tweaking stuff than playing the game. When I got into space, even though I'm using colour LUTS and SpecialK for HDR with gamma tweaks it was just grey and absolutely ******* awful. Especially on OLED. Who comes up with these turd decisions of 'style' - Grey is not the new black you 2023 developer tards.

In case anyone's interested I found a tweak that's probably been mentioned, but for decent darker 'space' add these lines to your StarfieldCustom ini file under Display. You can tweak the values but this is a decent starter:

[Display]
fSpaceGlowBackgroundScale=0.0
fStarIntensity=2500.0
fStarSystemFarViewDistance=10000000000.0
fStarfieldBackgroundScale=35.0
fStarfieldStarBrightnessScale=10.0
fStarfieldStarCoordScale=10.0
fSunScale=1.0
 
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While I am still enjoying the game after 60 hours (level 43) I feel that it could have been so much more.

I felt the space ship side of things should have been done like the X series.

Having to manually fly everywhere and go via jump gates to the next system. With lots of factories and other ships flying everywhere, making it exciting but also taking a risk and some time to fly to another system ( a speed up time button could have helped with this like you get in simulators)

Also building up a fleet of ships and getting npc fly them and making money that one becoming a mega Corp or something after the story.

I can accept cut scenes for transitions between planets and docking with ships but you don’t really have much to do in your space apart from fast travel.

The only chance of getting intercepted is when you fast travel to a planet so space combat is always in orbit of a planet. What’s point of building ships if this is all there is to it.

With regards to planets, not having a vehicle of some kind is criminal, even mass effect managed it 15 years ago. Could have added whole new layer of combat and killing aliens life, turrets other vehicles etc.

Also there are far too many buildings on planets, which is kind of immersion breaking, along with there being more spacers and mercs than regular civilians.

They made a mistake going for to many systems, they should have limited it to like 15-20, with each system being more diverse and interesting, with at least one exciting big quest in each.

They could have opened up more space later with dlc. As it is now, 85% of the systems are just pointless and used levelling up by surveying.
 
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