My computers are in my bedroom, large tv in living room, computers are very heavy/don't have wheels, so bought a link and ran a 100' cat5 under the carpet, now whether I watch plex or play games, it's from the same interface.
Its dlcs and other expandables that really wallop your wallet. The value often just isn't there at those prices for a few additional hours of entertainment. I beat fallout 4 far harbor dlc in about 10 hours since my fallout character was already uber strong by the time I started it. However the dlcs cost almost as much as the base game.
Looking at the updates it looks like they might actually be progressing towards what they hyped the game to be, but at release the game was completely void of anything they made players think it would include. They talked up and had trailers for the game that are nothing like the actual game play. The developer is infamous for his pre-release interviews where he told bold faced lies about the game. People looked up to him like he was the next Steve Jobs at conferences. They said you can play with friends, but you can't and they actually had to put a sticker over the "multiplayer" icon on the box when they shipped it. Investigations for false advertising, and refunds were given to a majority of the people who bought it. It was the biggest bait and switch since Spore.
Yeah, I hadn't thought much of it since release until I saw it on the Steam sale the other day. Steam has the Overall Feedback and Recent Feedback prominently displayed for each game, for which I noticed the recent feedback on NMS was actually pretty decent, so I took a look at a few of the latest patch updates, and it seems to be coming along. The reviews indicate the same. I would be very interesting in buying it if ever shows any resemblance to the promises they made in development, and even forgive them for their trespasses (I can appreciate when someone owns up and pays up), but I sincerely doubt it.
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