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I'm kind of the weird guy who doesn't get Valheim, I guess. I mean, it's okay, but through the first boss and into the Black Forest it seems pretty bland. I thought the subsystems were supposed to be amazing or something, but like deer hunting and such just seems to be generic creep, stalk, and shoot animal so it explodes into hide and meat. Nothing wrong with it, but I really don't get the hype.
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Yeah. Part of the problem is that I am a solo player. It's playable solo, but frankly, just not that exciting to do so. There are a lot of internet posts out there saying it works great and is great fun solo too (which is why I bought it), but I'm not sure if I agree with them, having played it for 5-6 hours now.
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Feb 18, 2021 17:03
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What's the best open worldish survival game (other than Subnautica, which I loved but finished) purely for solo play? Like I don't care if the game can handle multiple players, but it needs to be really good solo - I won't be playing with others.
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Mar 28, 2024 01:12
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Inzombiac posted:I played a massive amount of Enshrouded and Sons of The Forest solo. The latter is explicitly designed as a SP game and the MP is more for goofing around. I actually bought Sons of the Forest and liked the beginning, but the first time I tried to build something more permanent than tent the game basically sent every cannibal to me on a beeline. So I figured that was the game's way of saying "you need buddies." Maybe that was just bad luck where I placed it. I'll try again.
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Mar 28, 2024 14:15
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YerDa Zabam posted:I'm 100% a solo player and loved Enshrouded. Binged 70 hours of it. This is from the Developers regarding the Enshrouded Update: "It is possible to run these as a solo player, but it might be a very challenging experience, and we recommend bringing some friends along." This is exactly the type of thing that always makes me leery of co-op survival games single player, and why I'm looking for the single player first experience. I've seen too many things like that before, where you can theoretically do the content solo, but it just sucks and is clearly intended (and scaled difficulty-wise) to be done with a group. I've found a lot of co-op survival games that are technically playable solo are basically horrible slogs solo, because you're having to super slowly edge forward to make up for the intended teammates that aren't there. I'm not criticizing the game at all - co-op games can be great. Just saying that sometimes it feels like they have a solo option in name only.
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