Can confirm, 47 hours racked up in GTAV already on PC and
spent far too much time on it already on PC. Was a rocky start for me though. My first triple A PC game and it hitched like crazy if I drove more than a couple ft down the road until I updated my drivers.
Yeah. Got my attention switched to Space Engineers for the past several month. Made these weapon mods recently for the game: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=429053416&tscn=1429629164
How're you liking Space Engies? I burned out on it pretty quick, couldn't deal with the complete lack of some resources in asteroids and instead having to resort to getting shot to hell in an attempt to grab those free floating ships for disassembly. Replicated any Ironclad ships like the Novgorod or the Kentucky?
Oh, nice. Is the game good? I've been meaning to get it one day.
It runs okay but it feels like Minecraft in space. Very bare. Trying to play at 1x is absolutely glacial, 3x still feels a bit off but 10x is just silly and even then, any moderately large project will still take an age to build. There's not much in the way of enemies, just the adrift ships and they never passed me by, they always floated on past from many kilometers away. And if you wanna go big on a project, the game will grind to slideshow fps when you look at said project so you can never really get past ships on scale with, say, the Rebel Flagship from FTL. When I last played, resources were very binary and arbitrary. You either found so much uranium that all your ships are fueled for literally years with everything running or you find none at all and you're carefully moving grams of the stuff into ships, just enough to try and hunt for more in futility. All the resources did that to me at some point. My ships were just the starting ships completely repurposed because it was the only way I could build something decently sized. Grind them down, break down all the materials in numerous assemblers then rebuild them as needed. There are a lot of mods, but nothing much in the way of say, Tekkit or FTB for Minecraft. Spent forty hours playing it then kinda just dropped it like a brick and haven't gone back.