Spiritfarer is a gorgeous game in terms of art and style but I have very mixed feelings about the gameplay; the grind and fetch quest nature of it didn’t gel with me at the time. It’s interesting the devs have taken a completely different turn into action gameplay for their next title.
I’m considering picking my Fallout 4 save back up - I’m digging into Starfield screenshots and analyzing them but I remember nothing about Fallout’s mechanics or how they developed over Skyrim. I keep thinking “oh this feature looks like an evolution of Skyrim’s!” but then idk how much it’s based on Fallout 4 so I feel like my analysis is very lacking.
the grind and fetch quest nature of it didn’t gel with me at the time.
I’ve had enough of grinding but there’s something about it that I’m rather enjoying. My job is to help these people out and I’m not in any particular hurry most of the time. With that said, I’m only something like three characters in, so that may change down the road.
Spiritfarer is a gorgeous game in terms of art and style but I have very mixed feelings about the gameplay; the grind and fetch quest nature of it didn’t gel with me at the time. It’s interesting the devs have taken a completely different turn into action gameplay for their next title.
I’m considering picking my Fallout 4 save back up - I’m digging into Starfield screenshots and analyzing them but I remember nothing about Fallout’s mechanics or how they developed over Skyrim. I keep thinking “oh this feature looks like an evolution of Skyrim’s!” but then idk how much it’s based on Fallout 4 so I feel like my analysis is very lacking.
I’ve had enough of grinding but there’s something about it that I’m rather enjoying. My job is to help these people out and I’m not in any particular hurry most of the time. With that said, I’m only something like three characters in, so that may change down the road.