Recent reviews by Cry5talz

Good, enjoyable game. Yeah it's an nsfw game but the combat is really fleshed out and feels great. Has a doom-like feel, but this time you're a sexy succubus who ♥♥♥♥♥, murders, and aborts her way through the depths of hell.

Don't buy.
I'll be honest, I'm a hardcore bethesda fan. I buy all of their games whether they're bad or not. I even pre-ordered the premium edition. With that said, I don't feel like this game stacks up to other titles from Bethesda. I believe everyone (myself included) thought this game would be like Skyrim in space, and to a point it absolutely is! However, I haven't even finished playing the game or felt the desire to boot it up after my first initial couple of weeks with it.

The story feels forced, the NPC dialog feels emotionally empty, and I don't feel like this is all that much of an RPG in the slightest because of the fact that so far, none of my choices have affected anything negatively whatsoever.

The "lock-picking" sucks, why didn't you just stick to the tried and true screwdriver and bobby pin? There's no need to make a puzzle out of it when picking locks is SO EXTREMELY COMMON that it's ridiculous. It gets old quick.

I found myself attempting to pick things up that just couldn't be picked up or interacted with. LET ME LOOT ANYTHING THAT'S NOT NAILED TO THE FLOOR. I assure you that a cup is most certainly NOT an immovable object.

Now, for the planet exploration. I have no issues with this. It makes complete sense that not every planet is going to be populated or have ancient structures for you to explore. Some don't have flora or fauna, and that is absolutely acceptable. Lore-wise, I enjoy it. The only issue is when it comes to base building on those planets. I have no desire whatsoever to build anything on a planet, much less a barren and inhospitable one. I see no point in building at all aside from resource collection and faster credit generation. The planets that DO have inhabitants feel extremely barren and devoid of life, even though humans have colonized it. The main planet included. "Bustling cities" feel dead, and don't have a large enough surface area for you to actually explore, as well as the fact that there's next to no secrets hidden away in them.

The companion stories are pretty decent and honestly feel more fleshed out than some other bethesda titles. However, after you finish their stories they feel completely devoid of life and I have no desire to interact with them again, much less have them as a follower. In my opinion, that just means it's a poorly written character. It also feels as though there's too many of them.

The next "RPG" yall come out with, you need to release the CK side by side with it. Not to mention the fact that you are STILL pushing for paid mods. NOBODY WANTS THAT. NOBODY HAS EVER WANTED THAT. IT WILL NEVER BE ACCEPTED. I'd be willing to bet that within the next few years if this game isn't dead by then, that there will be some kind of legendary edition upgrade that gets us all of the mods you're currently selling, for $20 like what you did with Skyrim Special Edition (which, by the way, is absolutely ridiculous)
If you want modders to fix the game for you, then why do you constantly bite their hand like this? They are the only reason why I and many others continue to purchase and play bethesda games at all. If it wasn't for them, I guarantee your company would go under in no time flat. I mean, you already had to sell to microsoft, and yet you still continue to make decisions that force people against you. Absolutely braindead decisions. 100 people saying the enjoy this feature vs 1,000 people saying they don't is NOT a reason to include it and force it on everyone else. Save it for console instead.

I don't have any issues with this other than limiting the amount of certain components you can have. If I want to build a star destroyer and have the resources to do so, you should let me. Otherwise, I like it. Thankfully this has already been solved with mods.

I really only fly if I absolutely have to. It's not very enjoyable. Space combat is fun and all, but I just don't feel the desire to fly from point to point and always end up fast traveling if I can. Smuggling cargo doesn't feel very good either since it's basically just a slap on the wrist or a long drawn out boring time-kill if you get caught. I don't want to take my ship and adventure the way I just wanted to run across the map discovering things back when Skyrim released.

I think this is okay. Not great, but not bad. Just okay.

I genuinely enjoy this! Especially when you get to do it in zero gravity! This is BY FAR the most enjoyable aspect about this game and the only reason why I ever even consider booting it back up again until I'm reminded of just how bland the whole gameplay loop feels. No complaints except that there isn't a large enough selection of weapon "types".

Why do I not have a radio on my watch? Why can I not pick up a random cup or a random pencil? I realize that I wouldn't be able to do anything with them, but isn't that my choice? In an RPG like this, I should be able to interact with everything that's not nailed down.
Biggest complaint is that I don't have a radio though.

gud

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It should be clear to you now just how much you actually need this game. Not only for the gameplay, but also for the fact that you can get it on with a strong demon mommy with abs.

GREAT intro to flight sims in VR! It doesn't have the complexity of DCS World, but it can still be very in-depth if you want it to be!

Getting started is super easy, just do the tutorials and you'll be in the air, flying around like nobody's business in no time! The game doesn't explain every little thing to you, so you will have to experiment for yourself which is one of my favorite things to do. It teaches you the very basics but beyond that it's up to you!

All in all, I highly recommend this game for anyone interested in a flight/aerial combat sim that doesn't take days worth of research to figure out how to get off the ground and weeks worth of research to figure out how to launch a missile.

All reviews are a meme. Game is broken and unplayble. Seems like my 10 year old cousin took a class on game design, didn't pay attention, and just decided to put the absolute bare minimum in.

It's not exactly as customizable as rainmeter unless you go deep down into the rabbithole, but even still with the customization that it DOES have, you can make some pretty slick looking setups. And I would like to note that it is SIGNIFICANTLY more lightweight than rainmeter and rocketdock.

All in all, I prefer to use this over rainmeter and rocketdock. It's clean, customizable enough for me, and offers exactly what I wanted in a lightweight platform.

It's runescape but except it's better.

I was able to romance Tali. 'nuff said.

I drove backwards in a combine and started my own farming crew. 10/10 would harvest again