eRe4s3r wrote on Dec 6, 2021, 13:23:

Marvin T. Martian wrote on Dec 6, 2021, 10:27:
Time limited ???? or playing against the clock. No thanks. (even if I ignored all negativity, reviews comments LOL)

From what I see every "instance" has a 7 DAY (real time!) time limit from the previous instance and it's basically The Forest.. without interesting enemies and.. no permanence. And once you leave with the dropship you can't back and all your inventory and stuff is lost.... yeah that's a hard sell heh

On paper it's a hard sell. But you know what? In games like Conan Exiles an Valheim I built my perfect abode in one day, felt like I peaked early and quit soon after. Here, it's hard to peak early and instead it's much more about the progression of your character and I think also about gradually exploring places and different planets. I like it. The lack of permanence is what I needed.

Marvin T. Martian wrote on Dec 6, 2021, 10:27:
Time limited ???? or playing against the clock. No thanks. (even if I ignored all negativity, reviews comments LOL)

From what I see every "instance" has a 7 DAY (real time!) time limit from the previous instance and it's basically The Forest.. without interesting enemies and.. no permanence. And once you leave with the dropship you can't back and all your inventory and stuff is lost.... yeah that's a hard sell heh

Time limited ???? or playing against the clock. No thanks. (even if I ignored all negativity, reviews comments LOL)

Based on the Steam reviews, this is an Early Access title pretending to be a full release. Complete with half baked features, "coming soon" tags in the UI, lack of optimization and bugs galore. I wish developers would stop doing this crap. Launch as EA or finish the damn game before releasing. I'll keep it on my wishlist, hoping for actual completion in a year or two.

jdreyer wrote on Dec 5, 2021, 16:41:

Darks wrote on Dec 5, 2021, 16:18:
Anything Dean Hall is attached too is a gigantic red flag and warning.

Any reasons? The only thing I can think of is that he lost interest in his DayZ projects before they were finished.

I think you just answered your own question dude. And yes, the guy is notorious for pulling this type of crap.

So, a different take on the deeprock galactic type of gameplay?

Darks wrote on Dec 5, 2021, 16:18:
Anything Dean Hall is attached too is a gigantic red flag and warning.

Any reasons? The only thing I can think of is that he lost interest in his DayZ projects before they were finished.

Anything Dean Hall is attached too is a gigantic red flag and warning.

Y'all could just read the description, it's linked right there... Says the game is session-based, but you can choose the length of those sessions, anywhere from hours to days or weeks. Also says you have a permanent outpost location to build a home base in. And across multiple sessions your character progresses in a rogue-lite fashion.

The point of the limited-time expeditions is to gather valuable resources, not to simply survive as long as you can.

Frijoles wrote on Dec 5, 2021, 13:47:
Isn't this the one that destroys your base and everything you built after X hours? Did they change that?

Reading the description on Steam, that sounds exactly correct.

From their orbital station, prospectors drop to the planet surface for limited time sessions, where they learn to endure the alien environment, complete faction missions and search for valuable exotic materials.

Maybe someone who is playing it can confirm .

Isn't this the one that destroys your base and everything you built after X hours? Did they change that?

And apparently was released out of early access way to early.