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Finally it's fixed :P

Wow, I don't think I've seen such an underwhelming 1.1 release before. I'm looking at the changelog right now,

They weren't kidding when they said they were focusing on Fishing.

I mean, it isn't like the first thing any logical developer would do is a massive code op, but this is Chucklefish. :V

Yes, I'm still sour on the game.

Will there be news for every goddamn updates of every games?

Really? As in never? Vast majority of patches for games just fix bugs as opposed to adding new content you know. Why? It's pretty amazing. It certainly has issues, but I don't know of a single game which doesn't.

Probably when there's an associated discount on the game, yes.

Looks like a decent update, actually. Fishing looks fun and useful (especially in toxic and magma oceans!!), and the collections interface could be fun for explorers.

I'm happy with the game.

This has been on my wishlist for a while but even with 15% off, reviews on it are a real concern to me. I'll keep watching it. Looks like a title I'd really enjoy.

Even the bugfixes were more worthwhile in other patches. This game has a buggerance of balance issues.

It was amazing, and then they introduced the protectorate and curtailed the darker elements of the games while commenting out various features such as the racial AI and much of the lore.

There are some very basic quality of life features that should have been added before something like fishing was thrown in.

Does it have an in-game map yet? I won't buy it until they implement that, otherwise I'd be completely lost the whole game.

Don't know about any of these things - just that the game is rather amazing and developers don't tend to remove things for no reason.

Nope

There isn't a map. Solar Jetman has a good planetary map, and that's a really old NES game made by Rare.

The item sort makes no sense, there is no way to stack to nearby chests, window positions aren't remembered, there are no settings to adjust the graphics of the game; to say turn off most particles, backgrounds and such, you can't use fire based torches with one hand even though actual people can, you can't take the upgrade out of the environmental backpack you're forced to use (this idiotic idea replaced a tech based option), it takes a baffling amount of time to craft things which when combined with the fact that you have to stay at a station to craft leaves you wasting several minutes, dropping though platforms is a risky and often deadly prospect due to the ways the controls work, you can't tweak the diffaculty in meaningful ways; casual cannot have item drop or hunger for example, there's no easy way to tell at a glance what a food does or how long it'll take to turn into a pile of gross mush, food doesn't stack, the weapon stats used to be helpful but that was removed for no good reason, the UI scales awfully on higher resolution (not at all), Crewmembers are bogging useless and don't scale in the slightest, there's a dumb invincible "ghost" on moons because the developers couldn't be bothered to just slap a moonbase or anything onto the barren rocks, Humanity is screwed because nobody thought to colonize other planets when a tentacle monster came and nobbled things, there's no way to adjust the radius of the matter manipulator, and I could keep going for a while. Planets used to be uniform with a singular biome and subbiomes, but that apparently didn't work so now every planet looks basically the same. Ever been to a volcanic planet with a forest slapped in? I'll give you a hint, it doesn't last long.

The game definitely has room for improvement in lots of little ways. But I'm enjoying it thus far.

From what I can tell, it sorts by quality, and then alphabetically.

Hold shift.

Note that most negative ones seem to come from before 1.0 release (and Darvond). I'd say that Stabound succeeds extremely well as a space exploration game (very arcadey one to be sure, don't expect any sort of realism in just about anything), but it fails somewhat in the department of meaningful mechanical interactions. If what you want to be primarily doing is flying to new worlds, exploring them, running trough dungeons and fighting baddies with, say, colony construction and building just being a fun distraction, there's a ton of fun to be had in the game.

If you want to construct complex automated systems or are expecting advanced colony features such as individual town people having basic needs, you'll be disappointed and should get Factorio or SimCity respectively. That being said, I got around 30 hours of fun out of the vanilla game and now I'm playing with FrackinUniverse which quite simply adds more stuff to explore to the game and am having a blast again (another big thing in favour of the game, it's highly moddable)

Oh and I'd also agree with the reviews that if all you want is just themeless exploration, Terraria is the winner here. It just has massively more content than StarBound. But the reason I didn't enjoy Terraria was precisely its lack of theme - I felt like an aimless ... Something doing ... Things ... Somewhere ... For some reason. The planetary exploration, actual storyline, and lore to be found in the universe make Starbound infinitely more appealing to me.