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Rant over I just reloaded an earlier save.
Fast travel restricted on SW OUTLAWS is ridiculous.
It isnt even for active contracts and you can't disable or abandon the contract via the menu.
The game doesn't do a good job of explaining what's going on and why. So I've been manually driving around trying to work out what's happening.
I did all the contracts for the world Im on thinking that fast travel would now be okay. It's still locked.
Do I have to go do the fast travel restricted contracts on OTHER worlds before I can fast travel again?
Or is it a story mission blocking it? The game wont tell me
Edit: just cancelled at a broker
Probably story related.
In its revised and patched, updated form, with gyro aiming.
It has its flaws for sure. Some roadblocks, some annoying crap. But once you figure out the way the gameworld works, at its core its a fun game.
I'd 8/10 it.
There seems to be lots of content and I haven't even tried the dlc yet.
You finished the main story?
I'm chipping away at the various missions.I like exploring so I'm not rifling through the campaign.
Since I've upgraded my ship the space sections aren't as bad now. I like finding space objects and I landed in a space station, didn't even realise that was a thing.
This weekend has been all about Oblivion Remastered for me. This morning I went into the audio settings and turned off the music, turned down all of the sound effects, and turned up the ambiance sounds to max. The sounds of nature are so good in this game. Shame there's no fishing mini game in it.
Played some Little Nightmares II and a bit of Hades this weekend. Also watched WWE’s WrestlePalooza which was their debut on the ESPN+ streaming service. Bad name and was a very mediocre show.
Now I need a holographic chessboard game.
I struggled to find anything on the Switch 2 to play until Borderlands 4 and SMG2 arrive. So I redownloaded Star Wars Jedi Survivor on my Series S. Its the first time I've played on the Xbox since May.
I love that you can cheat in it.
Story's better than the main game.
No Man's Sky is cheap when on sale, comes with all the recent dlc.
I just sold Ace Prosecuter DS so might pick something up.
I only played the main game.
I was reading about possible Borderlands 4 performance issues on the Switch 2. However it seems to have issues on all consoles. I've read that its only 30fps where it is 60 on other consoles but not consistently so. I think I will stick with getting the Switch 2 version because Gearbox is making it specifically for that console rather than porting it. I'm not expecting any ray tracing or other lighting effects and I am ok without it.
I hope BL4 on Switch2 will perform reasonably, because it's the only place I'll be able to play it. To be fair, I don't feel the need to play it myself, but I've been playing BL2 with my son and he's stoked to play the new one too.
So what do you guys think? Is $35-40 something a piece to expensive for the rerelease (not remake) of 2 of the finest videogames ever made?
I made the argument in the comments that the real issue is that we as gamers expect all games to sharply drop in price mere weeks after release, which has skewed our value perception and is not beneficial to the industry. Opinions are divided.
Considering Galaxy 2 was rereleased on the Wii U for $10, yeah, feels a little too expensive. Of course, the whole Prime Trilogy was $10 as well.
Edit: The Galaxy games even lost some of their textures for the upcoming release.
My local Walmart has had Switch 2 systems available for weeks now. It is so strange to see a new console in stock this soon.