Does Palworld have 3000 planets!?!?!

Hey, Starfield is actually a great framework for a video game; I can't wait until they write and make an actual game to go inside of it
- I think they betted on modders to do that but after a month or two when the excitement wore off and reality hit in even the most hardcore bethesda fanboys, most of the ambitious projects got cancelled and everyone went back to modding skyrim lmao
  
  As somebody who put over 200 hours into the game before dropping it all at once and never looking back, yeah, I agree.
  There really genuinely is a great framework here, enough to keep me interested and hopeful for the future for awhile, but the glaring issues are just too huge and, as you said, you have to keep people's interest if you want the modding community to pick up the slack, and the main gameplay loop is just so goddamn boring.
  edit: And yes, since I got 200+ hours out of it, tbh I still feel like I got my money's worth from the game even if I can conclude that on the whole it's a very mid experience.
  
  If they wanted modders to save their game they shouldn't have set half of it in vacuum so you can't have s l o o t y armor without breaking the precious i m m e r s i o n
  On the other hand, it's pretty funny to see the cope modders are adding to explain it away.
  "Uuuummmm AKSHUALLY my boob window space suit totally works because of magnetic fields" 😎
  
  I mean the modding tools are not even out...that feels a bit of over exaggeration, like of course there is less modding going towards it.
  
  they did not bet on modders to do that in a month or 2, they havent even released the creation kit thing yet
- Starfield is actually a great framework for a video game
  It really isn't, that's 99% of the problem. It's basically a mod for Skyrim with some additional tech.
  
  This implies that Skyrim isn't a good video game. Which if was true, I don't think Starfield would have existed.
- They did make a great game with that framework :) In may 2002, we got Morrowind, and not just that, they even iterated uponcthat framework slightly in the 22 years since! If you look at it today you could almost believe that the framework would be great in the late 2000s!
- As someone who put 120 hrs in I can honestly say it isn’t. No Man’s Sky basically did it all and better beforehand.

Todd stop yelling you’re scaring me
- What do we do? I'm so scared 🥺
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FUCK YOU AND YOUR EMPTY MOONS, IM GONNA ENSLAVE PIKACHU
- THEN BLURRY SLAUGHTER HIM.
  
  AFTER ACCIDENTALLY PETTING HIM

Calling Palworld a furry simulator is the most intriguing argument to buy it I've heard yet
- Also inaccurate. It's Pokemon like creatures so only a few are humanoid. Most were animals or just weird. Also not sure what denomination of furry is weird alien like.
  
  I mean, Lovander does exist though.
  
  That's why I didn't buy it

I bet Palworld doesn’t have 18x the details

Why would you install that door chain thing like that, it makes no sense
- Door chains are a funny concept to me. They look flimsy and not really suitable to keep anyone out.
  
  They aren't really designed to stop people from breaking in but rather to stop intrusive people that you talk to first before deciding to not let them in. With the chain, you can open the door a bit without allowing the person outside to force himself in without too much force, e.g. by blocking the door with your foot as the door can only be opened fully after closing it.
  Advanced versions exist where if you put strain on the chain (mostly trying to push the door open from the outside) an alarm goes off.
  
  There’s a version that’s more of a sliding bar that’s a lot more common nowadays. You see them in updated hotels.