I’ll never understand people who break down the gates to buy single player games on launch day.
I’ll never understand people who break down the gates to buy single player games on launch day.
Surely mods are going to be launching basically day one right? It's still overall the same engine. Granted, probably nothing big, but surely there's something people will want modded in very quickly.
Oh for sure, but it will still take time for people to play the game to figure out what needs to be changed, also we have no idea when the Creation Kit or whatever its going to be called will be released, I dont think they launched the modding tools day 1 when it came to Fallout 4 or Skyrim.
Good plan. I should have been clear I meant people throwing $60-70 at a single player game on launch day.
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And that's a lot of money for what we all know is gonna be a broken game, Todd.
Consider tears of the kingdom. No freakin comparison
"See a planet? You can actually go to that planet and walk on it."
I mean, Mario galaxy already had that part figured out... :P
And no mans sky
And elite dangerous
But hey whose counting
$70 USD to play an open world Bethesda game on launch day is a joke. There's no other way to describe it. It's laughable that Microsoft and Bethesda think anyone should be paying that much money to beta test the buggy, unstable, maybe even unfinished version of Starfield we're likely getting in September. You'll be paying the most money for the worst version of the game, period. And this is coming from someone who bought Skyrim on launch day in 2011.
Even if Starfield is better than expected, and surprisingly playable on launch day, I have no doubt in my mind that it will be an even better game by late 2024 thanks to the modding community, and you'll probably be able to get it on sale by then. Especially if you plan to buy it on Steam, where big sales events seem to happen every week. But I doubt Starfield is going to be finished in September, because Bethesda has been given a mandate to hit a product launch target determined by Microsoft board room executives. We've all seen enough games this year, especially on PC, that were practically broken on day one, and especially after Redfall, I have a feeling that Starfield won't be any better.
They're trying hard to push it as the new standard, but not every publisher is doing it yet. It's been tried before, and fizzled out because consumers stopped buying as much but unfortunately, it might stick this time.
I cannot see a way how this collector's edition would be worth it. Even if they throw in all future DLC and physical goodies like your very own collection of multiple starship models, it'd be a tough sell to me.
Physical goodies of Fallout 4 quality? No thanks. I'll wait for sales of the basic edition.
Even better if it's physical goodies of Fallout 76 quality.
Is anyone going to buy these other versions? I feel like most people are just going to play on gamepass.
Me neither. Here's what I'm expecting:
"Hello"
>Rumors
"I saw a space-mudcrab the other day. Disgusting creatures."
>Goodbye
"Be seeing you." *clips through the floor*
That’s a lot of money Todd
Is it gonna be on gamepass?
The official website says it will be on gamepass from day one.
If the game isn't a flop, this should be pretty huge.
I assume that the premium edition will include the season pass for all the DLC that will come out. That comes to $167 in my local Australian dollars. Not cheap! I'm considering waiting for the GOTY edition. It'll include all the DLC, have some of the bugs worked out and will be cheaper.
I wasn't going to buy it anyway, but at this price I'm extra special not going to buy it.
Given the general state of AAA releases this generation, that's pretty safe money.
They should have by then patched it enough so it plays like it should have on day one and you snag it for half the price.
Patient gaming is the way !
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I wish we would stop with these ‘premium editions and collectors editions’
Like yeah maybe have an edition with a cool collectors item for those who want it. But I (and I’m gonna sound ancient here) I remember when you bought a game, that was it. The complete package, no DLC’s, fairly bug-free and felt like complete experiences.
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