When I want to go to another planet, I go back to my ship, enter my ship, sit in the pilot seat and launch. Transition of ship launching into space and I am then in space. Of course you can simply go to map and fast travel, but that's up to you and how you want to experience the adventure.
Happy birthday! 42 isn't "very old", I'd say your pretty much peaking. It starts going downhill in 8 -13 years, so enjoy this time damn it! (Speaking from the wise old perspective of 57.
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this is something I agree with. That being said, other worlds, like Dark Souls, Elden Ring..., are considered better in that regard --there is a very good article from Eurogamer on the matter. Elden Ring is a technical achievement in that sense, 'cos open and closed areas are part of the same world. If Bethesda, with their "wacky" style as @Albuquerque mentioned, manage to make it work similarly, they might be into a winner once again with the new TES.
It depends on the area but there's still definitely a lot of loading into buildings. I'd have to say there's a lot more openness than previous iterations of the engine, places like New Atlantis and Neon have numerous open shops you just walk into. But things like caves and such are still loading areas. This is very important though for modding, as you absolutely must be able to separate your content from the main world when you're say building a large underground adventure.
Depends on your past. Your background, your skills and your actions that determine dialog choices
Yea I have the same issue. The black levels need fixing badly
yes I think most people don’t realize that if you don’t do it this way you skip all random encounters in space.
I'll take loading screens when entering specific buildings or caves/dungeons or whatever if means those can be more detailed. I dont just mean visually, I mean in terms of its actual contents, including various levels of physicalized objects and whatnot.
Lol thanks ! I didn't get to play much since my nephew was sick and I had to watch him.Happy birthday! 42 isn't "very old", I'd say your pretty much peaking. It starts going downhill in 8 -13 years, so enjoy this time damn it! (Speaking from the wise old perspective of 57.
The ship builder in Starfield either sucks or I just can't figure it out either so don't feel too bad on that score. I gave up on my 3rd attempt to build one and then just rushed through the main plot to get to new game + 'cause they give you a new killer ship to start with and I'm doing all the Free Ranger missions to get the Eagle which looks about the best you can get.
There is a ship building mod that's supposed to help, but the building bit got me so frustrated that I won't be trying it again any time soon!
Ohh finally a reason to connect the xsx then.
The point I'm trying to convey is that I prefer to use the map and enjoy the animation. Like destiny 2.
Don't forget FOV fix for console.
