Outpath

el auto guardado no sirve y no te guarda nada perdi todo mi progreso de la tarde

muy chulo pero facilitaria mas la automatizacion de los hornos

outpath is an interesting game. it's essentially forager with a first person perspective and Titanfall like movement, but plays like an idle game. unlike forager however there is no combat or dungeons to be found in this game, at most you get a cave that has no enemies or secrets to be found in it. some items in the game are strait up useless such as the magic tools and potions. through my entire 100% play-through i never used the magic tools, and only used the potions twice. first as a test, and second for the achievement. the fact magic tools take credits to use is an instant turnoff for me, i would have much preferred manna to manage with builds, potions, and gear then just eating up my currency. upgrades in this game are absurdly simple with very little side-grades to be found. it's a pretty linear path to the end giving this game little to no replay-ability. every play-through will be the exact same thing just with a different orientation of the islands. you expand them with credits and buy more islands with items that you craft. the amount of credits and items needed are always the same. it's the same order of islands every time as well, and there is no variation of the biomes of each island. there is very rudimentary automation that is clunky and not thought out very well, you have five basic builds and their upgrades that do all the automation. you have a build that mines resources with minor variations, another that kills creatures, one that picks items up off the ground, one that clicks certain builds, and the last being an item generator with it's variations to get different items. you also have these things called suppliers that take items from the builds that pick up items to put in crafting stations. i hate them... they make an already clunky system feel even worse so i rarely used them. there should have been an upgrade item that allows the ability to make the builds that pick up items be able to preform the function of the suppliers in my opinion. i assume the clunky automation was to subvert the very obvious padding of game time with the crafting times. sure there are upgrades that shorten the crafting times and gear that allows you to click builds to significantly speed up crafting times, but even with those 50% of your time in this game is waiting for things to craft, or come in via the miners and the mob killers. most of my playtime on this game is letting it run idle while i did other things. i could also go into the very simple base building as well but i don't see a reason to. with the clunky automation systems, the idle like gameplay, items that are redundant/have no use, and crafting times padding out game time makes this game feel bloated, and lazily put together. if this game was 4-6 bucks that would be more palatable, but 15? i could get many other games with far more meaty content to sink my teeth into with far more active playtime. my opinion is save your money until this goes on sale, and keep your expectations low...

gutes spiel leider depleted die stamina zu schnell wech selbst wenn mann was isst ist sie instand wech und wenn mann was isst darf mann 59 sek warten bis mann essen zu sich nehmen kann und selbst da gibt das gebratene essen so gu wie gar nix mehr wieder her

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