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I think this genre of "space exploration" games, in particular, is likely to have communities containing people who have no other life at all, and who become un
by h2odragon 3y ago
I think this genre of "space exploration" games, in particular, is likely to have communities containing people who have no other life at all, and who become unreasonably emotional about "their" game that they have instead. Can lead to absolutely toxic communities.
Source: steam says i have 2k hr into X4 foundations
- richardjdare 3y agoheh, also at that time, there was little else to scratch that itch, other than going back to Frontier: Elite 2 on an emulator or something. That's how I got into Noctis all those years ago.
- varelse 3y ago[dead]
- digging 3y agoI recently bought X4:F on sale from a small recommendation. I like it so far after about 8 hours. But already I am wondering how deep the galaxy actually is - like, what will I actually do, other than keep getting more money and more ships for their own sake? What goals do you pursue? What drives you to keep going back?
- h2odragon 3y agoWhen my hands dont hurt; im quite fond of the dog fighting in S and M ships. Go out in something small and try to peel the pointy bits off a Xen K. More often now I'm hacking mods as much as playing the game; working out a "perfect game" system of going from a (customized) start to a billionaire empire and no remaining Xen (or anyone else you care to take offense at) in say, 24hr or less. I don't play the way anyone else does, apparently. I never do "missions" and on my todo list is a mod to hack out the one they've apparently added recently that appears to happen regardless of player input. In that respect, the creators notion of the game gets in my way; I'm cheerfully distorting the universe here, got no time for the individuals in it.