It would be handy, if there was some basic, short need to do something, but you could set it to auto like you say.
It would be handy, if there was some basic, short need to do something, but you could set it to auto like you say.
It'd leave the option for then just going about your business if you don't want, or like, doing it.
If there are aesthetic and some actual benefits for doing it though, that'd be good too, so long as it's not game breaking not to do it.
Then again in Skyrim I had extra house mods put in and I spent too much time rearranging my soul gem collection and in Fallout I'd be spending too much time generating new NPCs to get a nice mix at my over managed settlements
I swear I've done more tidying and arranging things in Skyrim than I have in my own house.
Someone will no doubt make an immersion mod where fuel consumption will be more realistic-ish and having to source fuel. Loved the immersion mods in Skyrim.Why doesn't it sound good?
One thing that I wasn't sure about from the conversation is if fuel has been removed or if they made running out of fuel a rare experience. Either way I agree with them that running out of fuel is a fun killer. It would be an interesting experience the first few times it happens. But after that it is annoying. It doesn't add to the main gameplay loop (which from what I gather is to explore and experience the world), it actively stops the main gameplay loop. That's why hunger and thirst mechanics are not often seen in RPG games outside of survival games. Rather than exploring the world, every x hours you need stop and cook a meal.
Satisfactory is a factory building game, the first form of power generation is a biomass burner that you need to fill with leaves and organic matter to keep the lights on. It gets tedious very quickly having to constantly search for leaves. You end up rushing to get coal power, which automates the filling of coal into the coal generators.
Edit: Fuel is still in the game,
It would be handy, if there was some basic, short need to do something, but you could set it to auto like you say.
It'd leave the option for then just going about your business if you don't want, or like, doing it.
If there are aesthetic and some actual benefits for doing it though, that'd be good too, so long as it's not game breaking not to do it.
Then again in Skyrim I had extra house mods put in and I spent too much time rearranging my soul gem collection and in Fallout I'd be spending too much time generating new NPCs to get a nice mix at my over managed settlements
TBH I've not given it a second thought for years
Get a better Internet connection lol
How big is it? something like 100+ Gb I'm guessing. I think the last 3 or 4 AAA titles I've got have been over 100gb. Baldurs Gate 3 is taking up 150gb on my drive at the moment. As Adidan mentions above I dont really even notice it these days but to be fair thats probably only because I have 1gig fibre which has meant that I can download 100gb in next to no time, long gone are the days of having to leave something downloading overnight. Getting the 1gb net has probably been the best upgrade I ever did for my gaming tbh, I feel for anyone who is in an area where such speeds are not available, especially these days.
125GB. I thought it would be more than that TBH.
Could it be if they don't compress things like audio, would that save adding extra demands on the CPU?
For some reason I can't help but read that 'Hehe' in anything but a Michael Jackson styley.
