SpaceCraft

几个意思？就因为说了几句实话给了个差评，结果今天更新完后不给进游戏了？非得让我重置清空账号才给进？

relax

tout simplement génial!!

I changed my mind about this game after 200 hrs. Until they make it not hostile to solo players, I would not recommend this unless you go this as a preestablished guild or clan of some kind. the corpo system is rather demanding and is designed for guilds. The solo player, well the time crunch to get the contracts done becomes greater than your ability to fulfill them in the specified time, unless you are on 24/7 crafting. the offline version just eliminated all economy all together. this game is to restricted and punishing to play solo in the mmo world. I am uninstalling it and shelving it for a few months. maybe it will be solo friendler in time. but right now, it causes more frustration than enjoyment. It's the time sink bottlenecks that make it to punishing.

well done

挺好的

This game is a factory game very similar to Satisfactory. Two major differences: You use your factories not only to do the typical "fetch" quest of "x" and "y" materials, you actually get to use the stuff to build and upgrade one or multiple spacecraft. And, your space for factories is limited, you only get to build two locations with a limited "footprint" (a third location is locked behind a level gate), and this also includes storage capacities; you are thus forced to meticously plan your needs and not overproduce just everything. There will always be a lack of a resource because you cannot mine them all with only three bases. That´s where the player guild / corporations come into play and thus are a very vital part to progress. There are plenty and good incentives to organize yourselves in a corp, and this clearly is one main design choice behind this game. I like it, because no other PvE game I know takes player collaboration and ingrains it so deeply into the core gameplay. Ofc you can found a solo corps, but you will also find that just finding one or two friends will actually be more fun. The tech/level system is also harsher. A lot of your brainpower will not go into planning layouts (which is very much simplified), but dealing with constraints, which are gradually alleviated the more you "level up". One might criticise that some constraints seem to be a bit too much. E.g. tearing down buildings and moving them around is behind a level gate. Tearing down building produces rubble, which you can recycle - you guessed it - behind a level gate. However, these are just constraints of the unusual sort and I had fun and challenge to first having to deal with what I built and having to earn the later comfort functions. Also a weird choice: Planets are fixed immovable blocks, i.e. no day/night cycle. (In order to travel and excavate some advanced resources on the night side, you need power generators, which are - you guessed it - behind a level gate) This design choice bugs me because it seriously challenges the usual suspension of disbelief of "game realism". After a while, I didn´t care, tough. There are plenty of management challenges to keep you distracted.