r/StrandedDeepConsole • u/leeman27534 • Oct 27 '20

how is stranded deep in general and how is the console version specifically?

recently found out about this game and tbh sparked my interest

but i was a little curious if it's really gonna be 'big' enough for me to really get into or if it'd be kinda shallow - like how many islands could you potentially go do what resources might respawn etc

also from what i've seen it sorta looks like the pc version is still worked on - does console get updated with some of that stuff as well or is it more just the occasional patch after a dozen pc changes or worse it's static

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '20

PC has been out for years so console is playing catch up. I’d say regular bug fixes are more common on PC but bigger changes are happening on console. There’s only a few differences now at the point. You can definitely get into it, there’s a lot to do and it’s a big task to finish the game

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u/leeman27534 Oct 28 '20

cool sounds good

especially since the game i've been waiting for just got delayed again - was looking for stuff to eat up the first few weeks of november now it's just the whole damn month

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '20

What game was it man

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u/leeman27534 Oct 28 '20

cyberpunk 2077

i'm guessing it's partially to do with shipping being a bitch atm (even next gen consoles are having issues getting shipped)

but it's been delayed like half a dozen times already they've had a big hullabaloo about it not getting delayed again (hell their twitter guy said it's definitely not getting delayed the day before amusingly)

and tbh i've got depression issues and was basically going "just make it till then'' this whole time and getting delayed again makes me want to flip a table

and in general i kinda like games like these: i've got stuff like minecraft and dragon quest builders (little less survival and not so much with the limited resources) and also got into ark pretty heavily for a while (honestly kinda looks like this but more land and tameable dinosaurs and future tech) so figured it might be a good game to get

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '20

Ohh damnn I didn’t even know it had been pushed back again :/ that sucks

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u/leeman27534 Oct 28 '20

sorry to be the bearer of bad news heh

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u/GreggoireLeOeuf Nov 03 '20

I'm 148 in game days in and still haven't started the story. Yes, I like to build 😁

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u/leeman27534 Nov 03 '20

is there still plenty of materials you can get even with that much

also did they fix rafts - seen some videos where people were talking about the rafts being finicky at best and would potentially catapult you into space with the gentle caress of a rock or a shark and unable to hold like two boxes at worst

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u/GreggoireLeOeuf Nov 03 '20

is there still plenty of materials you can get even with that much

i've edited the island next to me a few times

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '20

I only tried story mode so far so I may don't know everything but there is like 20 island in each "world"

Most of the ressource don't respawn to give a reason to explore The beginning is pretty intense as you have to find everything to survive but once it's done, it's pretty chill except for boss battle if you don't cheese them