That’s pretty low for a AAA game lol
Not really when you consider the game is ~3 years old, already released to most of its main playerbase on PC and Xbox, and got a lot of negative press early in its life.
Considering the circumstances, 140k is honestly pretty good.
its not that low for a 2 year old port of a game decimated by the public. im more sad at how little south of midnight is selling. people are missing out
I saw all the bugs it has and decided to finally buy it for PC where I can get community fixes and fun nudy mods.
how does sarah morgan look and is this mod on xbox
Since the first round of updates it’s less buggy than fallout 4 at least
… hadn’t they heard it wasn’t very good?
Sincere question, is this game worth pirating?
Sincere answer - no.
Not really. There’s so many games out there, don’t waste your time with this one… It’s like outer worlds but not interesting and not funny and with some no man’s sky sprinkled in. But it’s so poorly done and the writing is so meh… Even if you add mods to fast travel and avoid other annoying things it’s still a 6/10 game at best.
No, got it for free with my GPU. Lame as hell.
i had fun with it. maybe you will too?
Despite what folks say, it’s not bad if it’s free
Did you ever wish mass effect had a weaker story and Bethesda loot mechanics?
It’s pretty dece if ur pirating it imo.
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Obsidian was never owned by Bethesda, tho they became a subsidary of Xbox Game Studios in 2018.
They have always kinda been an “on commission” type studio. Before The Outer Worlds 1, I don’t even know of any Obsidian developed game that wasn’t part of another big dev/publisher’s series (a lot of their titles are sequels).
It’s funny how they’re still considered to be the sequels developer, despite the fact the last one they released on commission was Dungeon Siege 3 back in 2011. Since then, all of their releases have been original titles, although some were part of other franchises like South Park, and they did get brought in to collaborate on a couple games which were free-to-play and therefore pretty forgettable.
Their earliest original title was Alpha Protocol. Fantastic game, it’s a shame it didn’t sell very well. Sega owns the rights as the publisher and they don’t seen interested in doing anything with it.
Arguably their biggest original was Pillars of Eternity, which broke a few records when they launched the funding campaign on Kickstarter.
