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I’d like to thank all the teenagers who used their mom’s credit cards to buy Fortnite skins so I can enjoy free GTA V, Control, Star Wars Battlefront, and now this game.
Is the DLC included or not? The title says it’s the Spacer’s Choice Edition but it’s also telling me the Spacer’s Choice Edition upgrade is $10
Same experience here. I’ve already owned the base game, but none of the DLC. It let me accept Spacer’s Choice, which is literally just another store entry for the base game, but you can buy the upgrade for 10$ instead of 17$.
Update: I’ve done some research. Apparently this version of the game is like a third-party remaster done by a different company, hence why it’s a different entry in the store
Upgrade is for people who own the old version only. Spacers Choice Edition is the entire game, DLC and all.
EDIT - Close to the add button Is written [Base game] and even after adding it to my library i can still see the 9$ dlc option in the menu. Either way is not too clear so I’ll let the (base game) in the title.
Spacers Choice is like a Game of the Year Edition. It has the whole game with both DLC.
It does include the DLC.
“Spacer’s Choice” is the remaster that includes all the previous DLC.
This version was done by a third party and was buggy on launch and for a while. It is supposedly fixed as of June.
Bloody hell.
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Jesse what the fuck are you talking about
Edited: There was a recent patch this year. Which supposedly has fixed the technical problems that made Spacer’s Choice unplayably bad. I still can not recommend it because it was broken when I tried to play it pre-patch, but it has supposedly been fixed. Edited to slightly soften the tone against it.
A lot of comments in this thread are confused about what “Spacer’s Choice” means. This is the “remastered” version of the game that was not done by Obsidian. It is a Game Of The Year style pack that includes all the DLC. The upgrade flowchart picture on the storefront page is needlessly confusing, ignore it. As of May this year, this version was very buggy and unoptimized. Texture pop-ins and laggy framerates are widely reported. For me personally I couldn’t even get it to run at all.
This was a Humble Choice game not too long ago, and it ran great for me if this helps.
According to this comment: https://www.gog.com/forum/the_outer_worlds/spacers_choice_edition_has_very_poor_performance_horrible_optimization/post4
They fixed it. Is that true?
I guess I’m out of the loop. I tried playing it in May of this year, and it finally got patched in June.
Would recommend trying it out, not the best game in the world but it’s solid enough
Solid linear fun RPG 🦜
Great, funny RPG that was ignored because it launched near the disruptive Disco Elysium.
Also triggers ancaps, even though you can join the company’s side.
It was not ignored because of Disco Elysium. In fact I had never even heard of DE myself until like last year.
The reason it was “ignored” (it really wasn’t though) is that it was a pretty mid game.
ETA: it was also hyped up to be the “Bethesda Killer.” IGN was literally posting articles and videos saying things like “Bethesda should probably start looking for a new job.”
Ironically I heard more good things about Outer Worlds than from Starfield.
If you have heard bad things about this edition performance wise, it’s in the past. Played it around 1 or 2 months ago and had no issues whatsoever.
Game itself is quite good. Liked Fallout better, but had fun with this one as well. Combat might get a bit dull after a while, but everything else was alright. Main story was solid, but don’t expect anything groundbreaking, same goes for side missions and DLCs. World / atmosphere was really cool, companions and dialog options were a lot of fun. You can take the usual evil/good path and slightly change the world (available missions) around you.
Don’t need anything from Epic Game Store. But thanks for the heads up.
Thank you for your opinion.
