Got a couple of mates playing Cyberpunk for the first time at the minute and it still seems pretty janky.
I think for me, no matter how much they improve it, it will never be the game they originally said it would be. I was expecting a branching open ended rpg in a simulated world and instead we just got sci-fi themed GTA.
Is there a problem with using this as a support community in the early days of Refit migration? It has a large player base and clearly people in here are willing to help.
It would seem a pretty helpful thing to do for the platform as a whole.
Yeah I think the high quality indie game side of things is where the Steam Deck really shines. I've got so used to high FPS on my gaming PC that dropping to 60Hz on the big triple A games kinda sucks.
Plus playing these indie games gives a massive longevity boost in the battery department if you set your deck right
For me the game never got more difficult untill I started doing Nightmare Dungeons in Tier 4. The problem with this is that the entire overworld just feels pointless, there is no challenge in it.
That said it is early days and I'm not going to write off the game yet, it's an ok start but alot of the core needs some serious work to keep me playing
I've never actually played Freelancer, but have obviously heard about it time and time again. What is it that makes people hold it in such high regards?
Absolutely adore Michael Marshall Smith. Spares and Only Forwards in particular
His Returnal video is one of my favourite game videos of all time. Great game aswell if you haven't tried it
Specifically shizzle though. No shizzle and you can just leave
Really excited to try Rainworld aswell! Looks great
Got a couple of mates playing Cyberpunk for the first time at the minute and it still seems pretty janky.
I think for me, no matter how much they improve it, it will never be the game they originally said it would be. I was expecting a branching open ended rpg in a simulated world and instead we just got sci-fi themed GTA.
Faith in CDPR died on the release of that game.
I love Death Stranding so much, seems to be a very marmite game with people but if it clicks with you it really is something special.
My first was Berserk tankobons, slowly purchasing all the Deluxe versions now. The art is so good on the larger pages
Yeah they smashed it. How a small Dev team has made the best battlefield game of the decade is kind of staggering
Is there a problem with using this as a support community in the early days of Refit migration? It has a large player base and clearly people in here are willing to help.
It would seem a pretty helpful thing to do for the platform as a whole.
Yeah I think the high quality indie game side of things is where the Steam Deck really shines. I've got so used to high FPS on my gaming PC that dropping to 60Hz on the big triple A games kinda sucks.
Plus playing these indie games gives a massive longevity boost in the battery department if you set your deck right
Not a triple A game but Hades has all of the above and is truly fantastic. Not open world vibes but massively replayble.
Hollow Knight is another absolute gem and one of my favourite games the last decade.
For me the game never got more difficult untill I started doing Nightmare Dungeons in Tier 4. The problem with this is that the entire overworld just feels pointless, there is no challenge in it.
That said it is early days and I'm not going to write off the game yet, it's an ok start but alot of the core needs some serious work to keep me playing
Return of the Obra Dinn!
This is the most non Nintendo thing I have ever heard 🤣
I've never actually played Freelancer, but have obviously heard about it time and time again. What is it that makes people hold it in such high regards?
Crosscode is absolutely fantastic. Really flew under the radar this one which is a crying shame. I need to make my way back to it and finish it.