I’m just trying to figure out why the screengrabs of the comments look blurry in some areas and sharp in others. I’m here at work wiping down my monitor thinking it was a problem on my end.

I don’t get it.

Nothing ever happens to the judges. It boggles my mind how there is never any punishments to the ref. You never see them, they remain mysteries constantly getting scorecards wrong. There should be some governing body that is able to suspend judges, or be able to file complaints and fines against them, this happens a…

I don’t feel like the load times are long, especially since it’s only once every play session. I mean after that you can explore the universe and not wait for load times besides the warp animation. That’s a pretty great trade off.

I was on a moon with a bunch of herds near a watering hole. It was pretty cool.

I always felt it was easier to just listen to Murray and not play the game for that purpose, to see another person, find others, that it was made to be a single player experience. And instead “go play Destiny” if you want to play with friends in space.

I didn’t buy the game because I would be able to see another person. That’s a stupid reason to buy the game. There’s also plenty of evidence of Sean Murray letting people know not to buy this game if they want to play with friends, it’s not that type of game. “Go play Destiny if you want to do that.” I didn’t get…

Yeah, I keep having to remind myself to change things up, instead of mining, I should just go attack the big freighters and see how lucky I get. Or whenever I see a ship flying around on a planet, I’ll take it out. I haven’t even tried getting the bigger sentinels to go after me. I’ll probably do that next.

Except it’s not. The text based portions remind me of doing Mass Effect missions on planets, including just traveling around in the Mako looking for bases and minerals in ME1, similar to flying around in planets in NMS looking for shelters and outposts. Neverending missions, stumbling upon ruins like in Skyrim. Do…

Falling for what, exactly? You sound so angry too.

Because as is the case with instances, there are chances where you are in the same instance as someone else. Like if me and friends spawn on Mars in Destiny enough times, we’ll be in the same instance eventually even though we’re not in a party. Why are people so pissed off about this?

And it would not be a very good representation of the game. Things happen slowly. A short timed demo would mainly consist of mining. So I can see how if someone watces a player streaming on twitch, for 10 minutes, where they’re gathering resources, then understand that what can only be said after that is, “Omg, this…

Another tip: Keep around 1,000 Heridium in your ship inventory (2 slots). You’ll want them for when you find abandoned ships and you need to repair the main components. All you really need to repair to get a ship flying though are the Launch Thrusters and Pulse Jet. You can leave the others damaged but still have a…

You’re asking questions that have been asked for the past two years ad nausea um. Google a little bit and Sean Murray will have your answer.

You could play a demo and not do most anything in the game. It’s too big, so many things to do. It’s Mass Effect 1/Skyrim/Minecraft/Spore/ED/and it’s own thing rolled into one.

YOU DO NOT need to be close to your ship to transfer items TO your ship. You only need to be close to it to RETRIEVE items from you ship.

“Was my wife and I the only people that played the game legit...” Uh, no you weren’t the only people that “played the game legit” (whatever the hell that means). I don’t see how you consider it cheating, especially since even when using Pokevision you still were going to walk to locations and do laps anyways. But why…

Wasn’t working for me. COuldn’t get Jelastic to install, kept getting error.

There’s no search or Okay button. Put in my address and hit Enter, but nothing happened, so manually moved over to my city. Noticed there was no button to get the pokemon to appear. Nothing was showing up, it’s just a map. Weird.

That’s not what I took away from,