Space Engineers 2

Fire the developer who prompted to SAVE and OVERWRITE the save you are trying to LOAD when loading a save with the current game-state you are LOADING FROM. Literally the most asinine, game-ruining thing I have ever seen implemented.

still needs more polish and optimization, not sure why it gets so damn choppy of a frame rate even on a good rig

Good game High pc requirements to play still in its barebones should wait until its fully released or until multiplayer comes out to better experience this game

Space Engineers 2 is like the first game, but better, they are going to add water to the vanila game, but there are very few mods.

Performance is horrible and unplayable with these specs (On LOW settings) mentioned bellow. (While minimum is GTX 1660 super & Ryzen 5 2600 something) * Entering atmosphere frame freezes of up to 10 seconds * Flying around in atmosphere 20Fps with occasional frame freeze * Crashing a 100k PCU workshop ship, a literal slideshow. * Without ANY ship, on the earthlike planet the fps is about 45/60 alternating. Graphics are amazing thats it at its current stage, I just cant enjoy the graphics while it looks like screenshots of the game in a powerpoint presentation.

Thousands of hours in SE1, and I cannot in good faith recommend SE2 at this time. Unfortunatelly, the new VRage 3 engine update, while brining many fun features, is a massive visual clarify downgrade. Playing @ 1440p with maxed out gfx settings: unfortunately, the visual and especially motion clarity is abysmal. https://imgur.com/a/z2uEsSq https://imgur.com/a/N29chIu https://imgur.com/a/LcXqtCL Standing on a mountain and looking down, you cannot even tell what you're looking at. Everything's a mushy dithered mess. Promo videos and screenshots hide this well, but at this time, it's unplayable for me. It's one of the worst examples of how terribly shaders can look in modern games. Standing still is tolerable (but still terrible), but movements smudges everything, creating a vaseline-mush effect many games suffer from, and SE2 is one of the worst examples of it.

This isn’t Space Engineers. The developers, following the current trend, decided to scale the game to accommodate as many players as possible, and to do so, they sacrificed the interests of the core player base that played the original Space Engineers despite the bugs, clanging, and other issues of that sort. I’ll start with the most important thing—it’s overly casual. Yes, the original Space Engineers lacked that “super-start” phase where the player couldn’t set up production without already having production facilities. That wasn’t cool. But Keen decided to simply let the player build from scratch. The spacesuit simply creates items from raw ore on its own, and there’s practically no penalty for doing so. No intermediate production steps, nothing of the sort. The decision to remove ingots is controversial. Yes, maybe it was an unnecessary intermediate step, but it was part of the puzzle. It wasn’t enough to just mine the ore; you had to transport it, process it—preferably for maximum profit—and deliver the ingots to the production facilities. That made sense. Keen is using the alpha version as an excuse, but whatever hasn’t changed from the old version in recent updates will most likely carry over unchanged to the new one. For example, in the new update, Keen is planning only three settings for wheels. Alpha? Collaborating YouTubers are praising it and saying that everything else is configured automatically without player intervention—that’s the feature. What about those who are used to the old system and have learned to use it in a way that made sense? Will there be an “advanced mode”? Hardly. Keen was investing in its AI even before the AI boom. But the problem is that the AI doesn’t really understand what’s needed or why. Keen uses AI to generate design concepts, which are then refined by humans. Shouldn’t it be the other way around? The wheels (sorry, I’m a bit obsessed with them) look terrible, and I don’t understand why people are praising them. Can a Keen designer explain why the wheels have metal inserts? Spikes? Why do they look exactly like that? Why does the wheel even need rubber, then? Why are the spikes arranged in just two rings, rather than across the entire width of the tire? Interestingly, not too long ago, Keen was still actively listening to player feedback on textures. For example, players rejected the texture for the hydrogen thruster’s exhaust, and Keen replaced it with a good one. Right now, I don’t recall any discussions or votes. Keen gives you the freedom to place blocks, but Keen takes away your freedom to choose blocks. The community of early space engineers was up in arms over the lack of block shapes; Keen said okay and made even fewer shapes. Old grids can’t be recreated. Yes, some design elements needed to be left in the past. But they didn’t have to cut them out so ruthlessly. And the icing on the cake—it feels like Keen simply found a path full of rakes and decided to step on most of them. The development of Space Engineers 2 is proceeding exactly the same way as the first game’s; it adds new fundamental problems but doesn’t fix the old ones. This applies to the supposed weapon balance, the grids, the game balance, and so on and so forth. I bought the game almost immediately after its first release. If I could go back in time, I would have waited a very long time—probably even until after the official release. I don’t really have much trust in the developers anymore.

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