Yup, it's all about the choice and I do tend to try my best viewing things 'logically'. I sometimes have to be reminded of it, yet it goes both ways for gamers & game developers.
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You just have to use a bit of time investigating them and go with the ones you like best. RW is definately one of the good ones.
I agree 100% with this because my bitterness towards AAA games spawned from AAA games cutting too many corners taking too many things for granted that it forced me to research games before buying them. I watch Youtubers, check out steam pages, all the resources online before I buy a game. Right now I'm eyeing up Eco to see if it's my kind of game, and right now it seems "too complicated" for my tastes that I hate being time-limit rushed. With work hours being in the way both Minecraft & Rising World are better, even though I can alter the time in the meteor hitting your planet in Eco.
I've spent a lot of time in 2015 researching Rising World that one or two of you actually mistook me for having bought the game back then, something I have now while accidentally being the "loudest" of the bunch here. I've dug so deep in my research that I can see what Rising World can be capable of in the future
I can't wait for that future.
Walter is our second loudest in the community that he keeps preaching to people to do their research instead of writing up reviews on the same lines of "it's raining outside, thus this game sucks. If you disagree with my opinion then I delete your comments!" which tells you nothing about why a game sucks. Steam reviews are horrible, and you can see Lord Sluggo, Xandrae, and all those people twisting words while supporting negativity there. DO YOUR RESEARCH! Researching a game is key
Walter keeps preaching these wise words, and I'm glad you (Graysilk) agree with this. Rising World is denfinately the "good ones", otherwise I wouldn't be here..... I have a short attention span that I tend to wander around easily from game to game. People have trouble keeping me in other games. Look at me with Subnautica with how much I praise it, yet I'm struggling to play it. I love the game, yet I lost that hook. I want to play more of it. Even with a Japanese game called 'Fate/Extella' where you can finally roam about in that anime universe, yet it's not done quite right. It's still that AAA gaming nonsense that it drives me up the wall. I enjoy the game, and I want to play more, yet I keep getting unhooked. Rising World has that magic and charm to it, as has Minecraft.
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On a side-note: I'm sorry for pestering Red51 about the .pmx stuff twice before, yet with the way mobile games on the phones go I truly want to see MMD models as NPCs in the game in a similar manner to how you can import models to VRChat to be your avatar. Have standard animations apply to them + your own created just to see them "living" in the game. If I can have that then the reason why I picked up Rising World from the start shall be fulfulled. My desire of having found an open world where I can have an NPC companion would be fully realized, thus why I joined Rising World. I've joined Rising World in hopes of finding a game that could add an NPC companion to be your friend; Your helper in the way of the 'Mining Turtle' from modded Minecraft. Sandboxes like 7D2D, Subnautica, and others all miss this that the worlds end up being empty.
(I also enjoy Rising World as its own game because it improves where Minecraft hasn't. Rising World is a fun game in its own way)
I feel so frustrated I can't find one proper sandbox game where you can have a companion NPC, unless it's some RPG, J-RPG, Skyrim, or Rimworld..... You can't really build or customize in those games as you can in Rising World that I'm trying to patiently wait for Rising World to mature. You can have companions in Skyrim, and they do become customizable, yet you can't build. There's always some sort of annoying trade-off that disappoints me that I"m hoping Rising World shall fill those in finally..... It's tough, and I'm still trying to say sorry to Dagoline. Sorry Dagoline, but I'm still trying to find a game that fills in the voids I desire. I'm trying to be as patient as possible that it can't be helped.