I enjoy fo4 for the exploration part, and also kinda dig base building and the ship building intrigued me. I don’t think i need something super deep to hold me, but it should be fun enough. I’m most worried about the exploration part though, it seems to take the biggest hit because it doesn’t seems handcrafted anymore.
There are handcrafted locations scattered across the galaxy, they are worth a visit. Just touching down on a planet and mindlessly explore is pointless IMO. Especially since the POI on planets aren’t even persistent. If you land at the same location several times, there will be different POI showing on the radar. All random, except for the ones possible to scan from space.
Ugh this was what instantly made me abandon it. Procedural generation is great in theory but (for me!) Never ever worked. It’s just boring the minute you identified the building blocks.
Not worth. Game is a snooze fest, imo.
OP, what do you find most appealing about Starfield? That might give me a better idea of how to provide a better answer.
I enjoy fo4 for the exploration part, and also kinda dig base building and the ship building intrigued me. I don’t think i need something super deep to hold me, but it should be fun enough. I’m most worried about the exploration part though, it seems to take the biggest hit because it doesn’t seems handcrafted anymore.
Yeah, with your criteria I’d wait for a sale, but I’d still give it a shot, for sure.
That special Bethesda feeling was still there for me, but not as abundant.
There are handcrafted locations scattered across the galaxy, they are worth a visit. Just touching down on a planet and mindlessly explore is pointless IMO. Especially since the POI on planets aren’t even persistent. If you land at the same location several times, there will be different POI showing on the radar. All random, except for the ones possible to scan from space.
Ugh this was what instantly made me abandon it. Procedural generation is great in theory but (for me!) Never ever worked. It’s just boring the minute you identified the building blocks.