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SpaceCraft is aiming for the gap between Starfield, Satisfactory and Eve Online
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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2025
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I was excited until the article clearly outlined that it was a multiplayer, online-only game.
Alas.
Ah, the magical words that make me lose any interest in a game immediately.
Mine is 'PvP only"
If it lets you selfhost then that isn’t an issue
The whole pvp / combat section was utterly confusing too. I don't think I care about this at all. The beginning sounded great though, like Starfield without a plot and more focus on exploration and base building. Doesn't sound like they have ship interiors though.
Why do so many people hate this?
If I want a single player experience, I'll go read a book. There's far better and far more stories available.
Games are for playing with other people.
You know books and games are different mediums, right? Or are games, films, books and music all the same thing in your mind?
There are great single player games that don't even have a story.
I cant tell if youre serious or not. If not, people can pursue activities for other reasons than stories and playing with other people. For example, they can enjoy gameplay, interactive stories, visuals, immersion, being creative, etc.
I like reading books, but with any other medium than games you are limited to a passive role. They can't make a story your story the way a game can.
Aside from the rebuttals already mentioned - I've always had an aversion to online only games because GaaS means that someday the game can just stop existing, especially for a smaller studio. Give me at least the option to play P2P, if not single player.
What lol