Reading the above title, you may assume it has negative connotations. It may well do to some. But to a sim inexperienced gamer, limited to the buttons on his controller, Elite: Dangerous has been a fascinating experience. If, on occasion, a little frustrating. Yet, the fascination for its insanely slow - burning grind comes from a curiosity as to just how the hell Frontier Developments succeeds in keeping a player around.
In a highly controversial decision developer Frontier has made the decision to allow players to buy ships with real money in their long running game Elite: Dangerous, sparking outrage amongst the community.
'Elite Dangerous' lets you live any kind of life you want in space. From dogfights with pirates to peaceful science missions, there's an option for every playstyle.
What do you mean by quietly?
They announced it last week along the other games that was released yesterday on PS+ Extra/Premium.
Great game, sadly abandoned by the developers due to the different version it ran compared to PC.
Plenty of hours to be had, we just miss out on a bunch of cool features and story development compared to PC players.
Nah I'm good this the dev team that had console plans then decided not to and only work on the PC version why would I support a trash company
its ok. its def a pc game that made its way to console randomly. been out for a few years so its not exactly "new".
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I was interested in this until they started charging for more content for a game that isn't finished "Ark". At least not where their kickstarter goals said it would be.
'Why Elite Dangerous Is A Culture Shock To Console Gamers'
Because they have to think.
This is a fun game to me on my PS4.
Culture shock? Yes. Never knew games could be that dull.