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"After 5 hours of exploring the galaxy and ghosting past Stormtroopers, Star Wars Outlaws is finally winning me over"

Sounds like a better preview than the earlier ones

Maybe I need to shorten my expectations though but this game looks really amazing to me. Idk if it's the graphics or appearance of scale but it looks incredible to me. I wanna get it just to see

Just enjoy the game bro. The dudes itt are either broke or play strictly 10/10 games(They don't). I would say maybe they have a real backlog too but not when they play 100/100 rated games only.

It'll be a solid game.

You would think these niggas watch the best movies, read the best books, etc....lol

Them "Get it on sale" niggas be wanting to make it more about the Developer & the game than it is their pockets.

They clearly want to play it lol if a game looks bad, I dont want to play it at any price...

this looks good to me gonna cop first day more than likely

happy

IGN got a s*** early copy?

I'm copping, gonna have to get thru Black Myth Wukong first tho

This looks more interesting than Avatar did

Man I'm still trippin off the fact that this is actually even coming out. That first trailer made my jaw drop and I was like no way that game is real. But that was like 4 years ago and it already looked liked they had a ton of work done then so I imagine at least 6 years has gone into this. If it has a decent story with gameplay it should be good

man this is actually looking pretty fun i’m very excited

After FIVE hours this mid is finally starting to be ok I guess!

some saying the gameplay loop is closer to RDR in space than anything else but not to expect RDR level of story/plot

I mean RDR's world is pretty remarkable I find it hard to believe Ubisoft has that in their bag. Would be in if so. Either way probably gonna way for a sale

okay we aren't going to pretend like Ubisoft's world design isn't some of the best, like Far Cry 5 and 6 had annoying checklist gameplay loops but AMAZING world design/sandboxes where it felt immersive like you're actually in those worlds right, same with AC Origin's Egypt, looks and feels amazing and the same with WD Legion's London too tbh

if Avatar Frontiers had a larger range of combat and open world activities at launch it would've scored higher 80s because the way the world is designed is immaculate

it's just the THINGS to do in those worlds that people have problems with and the lack of impactful narratives to follow, Ubisoft needs to focus on that

Looks way more fun than Fallen Order

You can’t attack non-enemy NPC’s and more importantly you can’t steal NPC vehicles???

Yep sounds like a Ubisoft open world, crazy they still somehow made it more restrictive than far cry.

u cant kill/hurt random NPCs in Hogwarts Legacy, Zelda BOTW or Jedi Survivor either lol that's not an issue

stealing vehicles however... im disappointed

You can in RDR2 which they already stated as inspo, plus “Outlaw” is suggesting a lot that they’re openly stating isn’t present lol.

Yeah the lack of GTA is disappointing. I’m willing to overlook both of these if the world is as vibrant as RDR2 though, not counting on it.

oh, they stated RDR2 as inspo? i thought random previewers who tried it were just saying that lol

i didnt expect open world sandbox like GTA or RDR2 or Cyberpunk lol

Seems like a more fair price