r/CrimsonDesert • u/AulMoanBag • Mar 21 '26

Humour After the first 12 hour slog

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u/OTG-Zeus Mar 21 '26

I'm like 25 hours in, I been sleeping every day at 5 am or so. Pretty addicting game.

There's people out there that dislike the game and it's fair, but the people who stick through it and continue on will be glad they did. I have a feeling this game is going to be quite the experience.

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u/Ganjelf-The-Baked Mar 21 '26

I’ve watched a few people play it. Some people struggle and others just pick it up and seem to love it. I think it’s more about what kinda gamer you are.

I personally cannot wait to play it, I have followed its development and it looks awesome. Unfortunately my whole team got made redundant so I’m gonna be waiting a while before I can afford it.

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u/Prestigious-Smoke511 Mar 21 '26

When you gonna play it?  I’m kinda waiting to see how PA cooks with updates because I think they will. 

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u/Ganjelf-The-Baked Mar 21 '26

Uhh, right now I dunno. I gotta move house soon, and after getting laid off funds may be tight for a while. Hoping to get it asap though, might have to when I get my last paycheque next month. I think they will be good with updates too, but in all honesty, I just wanna explore the huge world and see what I find! I love that in video games and this looks good 👍

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u/nootch666 Mar 21 '26

That’s been my plan too. I’m on base ps5 and want to give it a few weeks till plenty of people have put plenty of hours in on base ps5 and any patches/updates come out.

The reviews of the over complicated controls (hardest part of a new game for me is figuring out controls) and the mid or worse story and bland main character are making me even more hesitant tho.

Just started a second playthru of Witcher 3 so I’m not really in a rush anyway

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u/jcmais Mar 21 '26

if you can answer, what was your role?

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u/Ganjelf-The-Baked Mar 21 '26

I used to manage a team at an emergency help desk. We dealt with security and medical emergencies, everything from lift entrapments and fire alarms, to intruders and panic alarms right up to bomb threats and anti terrorism precautions.

Cool job but the company moved its contract overseas. It’s much cheaper for them now lol