You don't really see all of those destroyed planets. You wanted to be a bad guy? Tough luck, you're a protector, enjoy saving the universe.Īnd you expect me to believe that this great organization which included so many different races only existed on Earth and was essentially wiped out? It's also hard to believe the universe is on the brink of destruction by the Ruin when you consistently run into planets teeming with life. Hell, it basically kills any chance of roleplay.
It also makes less sense if not from the perspective of a human. The addition of the protectorate basically rendered the race choice meaningless from a story standpoint and is honestly just completely uninspired. Goddamn is this a mess that honestly was a huge step back from what we saw in earlier versions and specially a huge disappointment considering the genre.
Not that the game looks bad by any means, but it does not look good enough to justify any performance issues. Obviously I'm not struggling to run the game, but considering how the game looks, it should not struggle on pretty much any machine. There are so many issues I can point out with Starbound: Meanwhile, Starbound never quite fixed the issues people had with it. A more apt comparison though is No Man's Sky, which released in an underwhelming state and nowadays is a solid game which has in many ways surpassed what it promised originally. I was reminded to start this post after looking at Terraria's 1.4 update, which YEARS after the game came out continues to massively improve the game. At least compared to what it could be and to what many people expected. Yet now, nearly half a decade after the game's release (and nearly a decade after the beta), it still continues to be. I'm sure a lot of people here were early backers, and they saw the immense potential in this game. There is currently no release date given for version 1.0, but the developers have stated multiple times that its coming "soon", so make sure to keep your eyes peeled.I'm surprised I don't see this discussion more often on this sub. Steam Workshop Support is here to ensure that Starbound's mods are easy to install, distribute, and rate which should result in a much more vibrant and lively community, something that is always a very welcome thing.Once its fully operational, Starbound's multiplayer will support drop in/drop out of a friends 'single player' game through the use of steam invites, as well as dedicated servers for those that want to let loose and go truly wild with modding. Steam Multiplayer Integration means that you will no longer need to mess around with servers, forwarding ports, sharing IPs and all of the headaches that come with trying to fix any issues that rise up from there.What I will bring attention to, however, is two features that I believe are of immense significance: While I would love to cover all of the changes coming with 1.0 there is simply far too many of them and Dark Souls 3 is getting ever closer to being fully downloaded, so if you're interested in all of the nifty new changes and additions coming to Starbound make sure to check out the development blog. One of these characters is not taking their role seriously
#Starbound how to install mods 1.0 update
The big shift to version 1.0 will occur with Starbound's next update which "is getting close" and bringing with it story content, new quests, dungeons, upgraded crafting, new crew members, and a whole bunch more. To say that Starbound has been in development for a long time would be akin to saying that the Sun is a pretty hot place, but despite the glacial development pace and multiple delays I'm still glad its finally coming out of Early Access.
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