I always say to myself when starting a survival world that i wouldnt cheat but i cant help myself to turning on the cheat.
No Man's Sky and Subnautica both have 'creative' modes that let you build whatever you want, without restriction. Would that be fun for you?But to me, gathering resources is only fun for so long. I like concentrating on other parts of survival games, like organization and base building.
No, I don't like creative modes. They seem pointless. I did play a few minutes of Subnautica in creative just to see what items could be unlocked, but that was it. I didn't cheat in either Subnautica or No Man's Sky because resource gathering was reasonable. I didn't even check to see if cheating was possible in either game.No Man's Sky and Subnautica both have 'creative' modes that let you build whatever you want, without restriction. Would that be fun for you?
Just to be clear, I assume you're talking about a screen console you bring up on PC—not about PS or XB?Consoles come in handy sometimes
Now I remember why I quit Ghost Recon Wildlands! Wonder if it has console cheats—never thought of that when dude I was escorting refused to budge up or down some cliff.caught in a crevice … then I found a console command that let me levitate
Yeah, sorry. Most of you guys know I've been playing on an Xbox for a little while. But I was going along with the discussion and talking about entering console commands into a game. You actually can't do that on Xbox or PS. It's only available on PC. I have noticed messing around on Skyrim on Xbox, though, that there are some mods to accomplish a few of the more popular console commands. But you don't have any control over them, like you do in the console. Like you can have a mod to give all venders 10,000 gold, or something like that.Just to be clear, I assume you're talking about a screen console you bring up on PC—not about PS or XB?
Now I remember why I quit Ghost Recon Wildlands! Wonder if it has console cheats—never thought of that when dude I was escorting refused to budge up or down some cliff.
Good for you! Always assuming single player, nothing externally competitive like speed run etc:I play games to relieve stress, not create more! The relief from worrying about constantly dying is great
Yes, single player 100% of the time. I don't do multiplayer very well. Having to cooperate with others in the real world is more than enough for me. I definitely do not play externally competitive games. They are too stressful. I make my gaming experience as stress-free as possible. Now that I finally switched from console to PC, this is even easier!Good for you! Always assuming single player, nothing externally competitive like speed run etc:
Play how you want to. Don't let anyone else tell you that your way is wrong. If the gameplay is good enough, you can make your own game, tell your own story, be your own hero![]()