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You've ploughed over 100 hours into even though it "sucks" and you want it to be patched so it's "not terrible" anymore? Seems like a lot of time to dedicated
by ablation 10y ago
You've ploughed over 100 hours into even though it "sucks" and you want it to be patched so it's "not terrible" anymore?
Seems like a lot of time to dedicated to something that you don't really like. Do you feel like you got value for money, given the amount of time you've spent playing it?
- youdontknowtho 10y agoDon't get me wrong, for what it is, if you don't think about the price...it's kind of cool. Since a good glass of scotch can cost more than a game...sure why not. EDIT: Also, at the length of a comment grows the probability of hyperbole being cranked up approaches 1.
- qplex 10y agoI think it is sort of hard to asses the "true value" of a game, but I do agree with you that No Man's Sky is No Where Close of being worth $60 in comparison to other games.
- crispyambulance 10y agoyep, 100 hours ?! ...and for perspective, it has been less than 2 months since release date in early August. That is a HUGE investment of time. I like the game (although I certainly haven't put 100 hours into it), it has some true innovation but its a friggin' game. How much can one expect from a computer game? You play it for a while until you get bored and then quit. 100+ hours of gameplay for $60 seems like a smashing success to me. I mean, how much time would a "great" game use up? Are we in South Park Territory (... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Love,_Not_Warcraft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Love,_Not_Warcraft)?? I get the feeling HG was forced to release it too early-- probably by pushy "project management professionals." Someday we may hear the juicy details of what happened.
- qplex 10y agoThat is still under 2 hours per day. Not that much in my books, especially if you do not watch TV or play other games...