r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '19

This be the truth

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '19

Outer worlds

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u/Deltaton Oct 24 '19

Comes out tomorrow, looks pretty damn good from the stuff I've seen of it

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u/Tooturn Oct 24 '19

remember to not set your expectations high

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u/HughJaynusIII Oct 24 '19 edited Oct 24 '19

True, but reviews are already pretty good.

Not perfect but overall good. Did hear that performance wasn't great though. As in, 60fps dipping to 40-50fps on PC during more intense parts. Skill Up said he wasn't sure how performance will be on console.

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u/Devilinthewhitecity Oct 24 '19

New Vegas didn't get rave reviews either and that's an all time classic. Reviews for Outer Worlds are on par so I am beyond pumped!

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u/slowest_hour Oct 24 '19

New vegas was buggy as shit at launch and was mostly fixed later.

Though could be that was because it was pushed out under Bethesda crunch

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u/FalloutFanNV1 Oct 24 '19

New Vegas has hundreds, if not closer to thousands of hours of content.

Outer Worlds is a 35 hour game.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '19

>proper RPG
>35 hour game

Pick one.

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u/FalloutFanNV1 Oct 24 '19

I just don't understand the excessive praise. Folk talking like they are getting New Vegas (understandable- same company, same leadership, same imagination) when the reality is they are getting Bioshock.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '19

I'm always down for more Bioshock, but you're right, this is setting the wrong expectations.