STARFIELD discussion

I need to read up in the chat. I just made my character. I've waited for the game for ages. Feels smooth. Easy right after playing cyberpunk 2077 the cast couple days
 
navigating anywhere indoors is a nightmare. every building seems to be designed to confuse you & there’s no guidance besides a dot on your screen for a waypoint. also just had the game uberfreeze trying to travel to a new planet. not really hooking me here.
 
Spawned_Fighter said:
I need to read up in the chat. I just made my character. I've waited for the game for ages. Feels smooth. Easy right after playing cyberpunk 2077 the cast couple days
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that city called Neon where you'll probably end up visiting early into your ventures most definately had a cyberpunk kinda vibe and atmosphere to it. you'll dig it.
 
KAZSoliloquy said:
navigating anywhere indoors is a nightmare. every building seems to be designed to confuse you & there’s no guidance besides a dot on your screen for a waypoint. also just had the game uberfreeze trying to travel to a new planet. not really hooking me here.
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if you pull out your scanner and start looking down at your feet while youre moving, youll see a trail of little footstep arrows flash out in front of you guiding you wherever you have to go. it doesnt always work 100% of the time but for the most part its reliable

that shit would confuse me at first as well. but yeah just use the scanner more and it'll help alleviate the map issue. ive had a few issues where the little blue marker would bug out and be in the wrong spot and i couldnt advance the quest, but the scaanner would actually direct me right to where the blue quest marker should have been.
 
idrankyourbeer said:
if you pull out your scanner and start looking down at your feet while youre moving, youll see a trail of little footstep arrows flash out in front of you guiding you wherever you have to go. it doesnt always work 100% of the time but for the most part its reliable

that shit would confuse me at first as well. but yeah just use the scanner more and it'll help alleviate the map issue. ive had a few issues where the little blue marker would bug out and be in the wrong spot and i couldnt advance the quest, but the scaanner would actually direct me right to where the blue quest marker should have been.
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that hasn’t been working too well for me indoors unfortunately. maybe because i have multiple quests tracked?
 
Fucking lol just came across a random event in space trying to basically do the insurance warranty scam on me
 
Spawned_Fighter said:
I need to read up in the chat. I just made my character. I've waited for the game for ages. Feels smooth. Easy right after playing cyberpunk 2077 the cast couple days
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You should wait on Cyberpunk, as the game is getting that massive upgrade on the 25th, even if you don't buy the expansion. I can't wait for the new content, but it's all the improvements to their systems that has me most excited.

Aug has been an incredible month of gaming, banger after banger. BG3, Starfield, AC VI. I finally started AC yesterday. The mission nature of it, and the third person mechanics, make it the perfect Steam Deck. Gonna be playing this when I have some breaks in time while I'm away from home.

Any of you playing Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew? Those guys made Desperados 3, incredible game I still have to finish up. It has overwhelming positive scores on Steam. Looks another perfect Steam Deck game. That came out a couple of weeks ago, I had no idea.





Anyway, not to derail the thread, I freaking adore Starfield. I was really liking it, despite some issues, but after about 30 hours, and diving into faction quests galore, along with the main story, it has its hooks in me.

So far it has positive scores on Steam at 86%, so much for review bombing lol

I love the ship building, and really want to start building outposts and get into crafting, but there are skills and $$ I'm going to need to take full advantage of all. Faction/main quests give the best $$ payoffs and give you access to more parts. Coupled with all the XP you get, it's the best way to get ahead quickest, at least from what I've seen.

A good buddy of mine has been going crazy on the outposts. He was telling me that it's good to set up basic ones as it gives you resources, anyone mess around with outposts yet?

I don't think I've ever really liked the main questlines of Bethesda games, it was always the side stuff that engaged me most. I'm so intrigued by the main campaign that I'm only dipping into it periodically, as I want to stretch it out as long as possible. Good freaking times!
 
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lmfao. there is no escaping these people. more powerful than the courier npc from Skyrim.
 
idrankyourbeer said:
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lmfao. there is no escaping these people. more powerful than the courier npc from Skyrim.
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Ya had that happen to me like a hour ago or so. The fucking coward ran away from me as soon I tried taking out the ship it was like peace out. Hopefully I can come across it again n take it out
 
GtehMVP said:
You should wait on Cyberpunk, as the game is getting that massive upgrade on the 25th, even if you don't buy the expansion. I can't wait for the new content, but it's all the improvements to their systems that has me most excited.

Aug has been an incredible month of gaming, banger after banger. BG3, Starfield, AC VI. I finally started AC yesterday. The mission nature of it, and the third person mechanics, make it the perfect Steam Deck. Gonna be playing this when I have some breaks in time while I'm away from home.

Any of you playing Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew? Those guys made Desperados 3, incredible game I still have to finish up. It has overwhelming positive scores on Steam. Looks another perfect Steam Deck game. That came out a couple of weeks ago, I had no idea.





Anyway, not to derail the thread, I freaking adore Starfield. I was really liking it, despite some issues, but after about 30 hours, and diving into faction quests galore, along with the main story, it has its hooks in me.

So far it has positive scores on Steam at 86%, so much for review bombing lol

I love the ship building, and really want to start building outposts and get into crafting, but there are skills and $$ I'm going to need to take full advantage of all. Faction/main quests give the best $$ payoffs and give you access to more parts. Coupled with all the XP you get, it's the best way to get ahead quickest, at least from what I've seen.

A good buddy of mine has been going crazy on the outposts. He was telling me that it's good to set up basic ones as it gives you resources, anyone mess around with outposts yet?

I don't think I've ever really liked the main questlines of Bethesda games, it was always the side stuff that engaged me most. I'm so intrigued by the main campaign that I'm only dipping into it periodically, as I want to stretch it out as long as possible. Good freaking times!
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Currently just have one tho really didn't build a outpost. Ended up getting a quest where the person wanted like 500kg of chlorine so ended up just going to Jemison finding a place that has some and set up 2 chlorine extractors with some power and a couple of containers that hold it in. Have another quest for a different person that also wants chlorine. Probably set up few more just to extract the main materials used for crafting. Wanna go heavy into crafting
 
lordsai said:
Currently just have one tho really didn't build a outpost. Ended up getting a quest where the person wanted like 500kg of chlorine so ended up just going to Jemison finding a place that has some and set up 2 chlorine extractors with some power and a couple of containers that hold it in. Have another quest for a different person that also wants chlorine. Probably set up few more just to extract the main materials used for crafting. Wanna go heavy into crafting
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Did you get that quest because you had set up an outpost?
 
GtehMVP said:
Did you get that quest because you had set up an outpost?
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I ended up getting that quest because I ended up reading a terminal on a space station and ended up getting it again talking to someone from hope l. Got it from 2 of the ship manufacturers hope and Stroud One
 
GtehMVP said:
So far it has positive scores on Steam at 86%, so much for review bombing lol
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I expected Steam to have some of the most honest reviews. PC gamers have no reason to be biased against this game. If it had released Epic exclusive first or something like that well then yea it would have got review bombed.
 
GtehMVP said:
You should wait on Cyberpunk, as the game is getting that massive upgrade on the 25th, even if you don't buy the expansion. I can't wait for the new content, but it's all the improvements to their systems that has me most excited.

Aug has been an incredible month of gaming, banger after banger. BG3, Starfield, AC VI. I finally started AC yesterday. The mission nature of it, and the third person mechanics, make it the perfect Steam Deck. Gonna be playing this when I have some breaks in time while I'm away from home.

Any of you playing Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew? Those guys made Desperados 3, incredible game I still have to finish up. It has overwhelming positive scores on Steam. Looks another perfect Steam Deck game. That came out a couple of weeks ago, I had no idea.





Anyway, not to derail the thread, I freaking adore Starfield. I was really liking it, despite some issues, but after about 30 hours, and diving into faction quests galore, along with the main story, it has its hooks in me.

So far it has positive scores on Steam at 86%, so much for review bombing lol

I love the ship building, and really want to start building outposts and get into crafting, but there are skills and $$ I'm going to need to take full advantage of all. Faction/main quests give the best $$ payoffs and give you access to more parts. Coupled with all the XP you get, it's the best way to get ahead quickest, at least from what I've seen.

A good buddy of mine has been going crazy on the outposts. He was telling me that it's good to set up basic ones as it gives you resources, anyone mess around with outposts yet?

I don't think I've ever really liked the main questlines of Bethesda games, it was always the side stuff that engaged me most. I'm so intrigued by the main campaign that I'm only dipping into it periodically, as I want to stretch it out as long as possible. Good freaking times!
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Yeah I started Shadow Gambit a few days ago after beating Desperados 3 and Shadow Tactics, which is better IMO even though its a few years older. It's in feudal Japan with ninjas and samurai instead of Wild West. I highly recommend you play S Tactics then S Gambit because its their last game before shutting down.

I freaking told myself I'm not starting Starfield til I finished Shadow Gambit and Blasphemous 2 since I'm playing both, but I loaded it up and now I'm hooked. I had no idea I missed the old goofy Bethesda shoot 'n' loot and storytelling.
 
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After playing almost 10 hours I will say the best tip I could give anyone is to quick save right before you kill an elite enemy with 3 or 4 health bars. They always drop high blue/purple/yellow items but they can still be shit. The load times in this game are insanely fast. Just keep reloading your save until the pirate drops a good unique or legendary that you like. If you're not doing this already..

Farm the RNGesus outta them sumbitches.
 
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Not sure when I’ll get to this. Armored Core is way more addicting than I thought it would be, still not done with that. Mortal Kombat is around the corner and I’m also trying to get another play though of Spider-Man in before 2 launches.

Maybe it’s something I can play sporadically so I’ll have it installed, at least.
 
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