X4: Foundations

This game is in the best state it has ever been with the 9.0 release, lots of quality of life improvements, the best that combat between ships has ever felt. This game has a lot of moving parts for the uninitiated, and it can be counterintuitive sometimes, not everyone has the patience to get into this game. I am still learning new things even as many hours as I have in, only scratched the surface of the endgame content, I have yet to even build a shipyard. I feel like the DLCs are essential, but maybe pick them up during a Steam sale. The DLCs expand the game map and add variety even if you do not interact with the story content directly on a given playthrough. Kingdom End was my favorite hangout in previous games in the series, this game did not feel complete without the Boron. The DLCs interrelate sometimes, there is a Queen's Herald mission in Kingdom End to deliver water to the Riptide Rakers in Tides of Avarice, not sure if there is a different Herald mission if you do not have both DLCs active. You can do that mission in one trip with a Hyperion with a couple of small couriers in the hangar acting as "saddlebags" love that ship, unlocking it makes early game trivially easy. My first trip to Tidebreak is usually the Queen's Herald delivery mission. Hint for early game: Kill Xenon or go to a place where other people are killing Xenon, pick up the stuff they drop and turn it into hacking software at a crafting table, sell (don't get caught!). This is also an ideal way to find components to unlock the SETA, Xenon ships sometimes drop those. Also, the crafting table is your close friend generally, buy random components from station traders, combine to make better stuff, sell.

Mais de 200 horas de jogo, e acreditem, eu nem "finalizei" minha primeira campanha. É praticamente um sandbox, começa pequeno, quase como um RPG. Mas depois você cresce, passa a gerir estações, frotas imensas e a comandar nações pelas sombras, que nem um RTS. Sei dessas coisas pois eu pesquisei e estou apenas começando a tocar nisso mas ja consigo ver o futuro na minha campanha. Eu nem irei citar os mods, até porque eu não me sinto a vontade de mexer neles agora, mas parece que tem como adicionar naves adicionais. Sei que não é só isso que os mods fazem, mas sei que eles devem mais do que duplicar a experiência. Enfim, mesmo meu PC sendo fraco, e penando pra jogar, eu consigo ter uma boa experiência. SUPER RECOMENDO. Caso queira as DLCs (que eu recomendo SIM), escolha o conjunto "Edição Comunidade de Planetas" são onde tem as DLCs que mais enriquecem seu jogo, eu garanto.

it would be extremely stupid to play 2000h then write like "oh, this game is actually bad", you can see it all in 100, someone even in 50hrs seriously - just read the reviews, it's much more fun than playing the game problem is - it does not meet expectations anyone would have for 8-years old space sim with 25 years of space sims background though there is definitely good parts like - amazing ships design, almost as good stations design - whole universe simulation happening in real time, no loading screens, and economy somewhat honest it falls in every in every lesser aspect making gameplay a pain

遊戲很好玩，但是不適合每天很忙的我

I don't think this game knows what it wants to be. You start out as a single ship. You can stay that way or you can start to build up a small trade empire and eventually become a major superpower. The problem is the systems aren't designed to enable the transition. It's a royal pain to set up logistics. They systems are not intuitive. And a lot of transportation ranges are limited by the manager skill. How this plays out: You do the terran start. The sol sector is very large. Start building solar station near Mercury that will produce charged batteries. Build mining stations in the Ort cloud. Now you need to ship batteries from mercury to the outer solar system. There is no simple way to tell a freighter to fill up at the Mercury station, go to the Ort Cloud Stations, unload, and repeat. There are work arounds. Another way to try it. Set up a supply station at the halfway point. Put a manager in charge to automate it. The station should automatically collect and distribute the assigned resources. But the range of the station is limited by the manager's skill level. They will not be able to automatically get resources from or distribute to either of those stations until they hit max level. It takes a long time for them to level up. Alternatively you can use "training seminars" to level them up. But they are relatively rare. They designed a progress system that might make sense for a small scale trader, set the game up so you could manage a superpower, but didn't think through how the systems would support that or the friction they would cause. There are work around and mods. But they're all overly complex and a PITA. It's just not fun once you get past the certain point. It's also not fun if you're looking for an empire builder/manager (like I was). They systems are all designed around the initial phases of the game and terribly inadequate for the later portions. It's the worst kind of friction.

Sf, Captain, Civ, CSII vb bir çok sim oyununa saatler gömdüm. Büyük bi Ogame hastasıyım ayrıca ama ben 5 saat boyunca paramla işkence çektim resmen! ilk 3 saat sadece oyun neden çöküyor diye uğraştım sonrada berbat bir öğretici ile (hatta bence öğretici falan yok) 5 saatim çöp oldu. neden olduğu belli olmayan ırk savaşında mıyız, uzay gemisi sürme simülasyonunda mıyız, ticaret mi yapıyoduk ben bir türlü çözemedim ve evet pes edip F4 çektim. parama yazık oldu. sağlık olsun.

Ich kann es nicht empfehlen. Das Spiel hat keine steile Lernkurve, das ist eine fu**ing Steilwand zum lernen. Das Spiel sieht vielversprechend aus, soll viel und absolute Freiheit bieten was man machen kann ... aber die Entwickler haben bei der Erstellung des Spiel offensichtlich keinen Wert auf ein gescheites Tutorial gesetzt. Verschiedene Lernpunkte in kleine Mini Tutorial zu packen mag grundsätzlich eine gute Idee, Aber das angebotene Grundtutorial ist einfach ein schlechter Witz, weil zu viele Fragen offen bleiben und ob diese bzw. in welchem der nachfolgenden dann tatsächlich beantworten werden. Vor dem Kauf würde ich mir den gelinkten Artikel durchlesen, der Kommentar eines Spieler fasst es gut zusammen, "It's like 50 hours of pain and then you slowly get it and start to enjoy :D" https://www.reddit.com/r/X4Foundations/comments/1j0tygl/x4_beginners_guide_2025/ Mal schauen, ob ich mich in diesem Leben durchbeissen kann, Wer eh wenig Zeit mit Spielen verbringt, sollte direkt die Finger von diesem lassen.

Simply a Brilliant game

好玩