Walking around in Crimson Desert is simply a joy. Literally just walking around, doing nothing. I can't think of a single game where i've taken this much time to just slowly appreciate the environment. This really is art.

Don't tell me to go outside instead of playing games if you don't know me.

@TheProjectUnity Couldn't do it because of the lack of story and soulless ai dialogue. That's what makes a game come together for me, that and the environment which was great.

@TheProjectUnity Maybe you should get off your ass and go outside

@TheProjectUnity Jfc go outside and actually enjoy this. Fucking dorks

That's why I like you Jay... Your extremely curious yet not illogical. You've the "heart" & spirit of an explorer. Seem to actually give a shit ABOUT OTHERS & genuinely enjoy sharing the things you learn with others... And most of all you really don't seem to GAF what others think or want you to do...you seem to be largely if not entirely self driven/motivated & only pursue things you have a genuine interest in & or believe could be benefitable to others in some way, shape or form... Not simply just going with what ever trend you think is gettin the most "clicks" or suggestions from the "masses" so to speak. You are your OWN person & I respect that more than most anything, especially in this age... From exploring ancient history & pre-historic sites, straight to borderline obsessively playing some bloody video game he happened across one day & happened to "fall in love" with hahaha. Fckin love you brotha, Thank you for being YOU my dude 😄

@TheProjectUnity It looks absolutely gorgeous. I always loved slowing down in games, taking in the environments and listening to the ambient sounds. You’ve inspired me to play this.

@TheProjectUnity I have only been in two continents so far, I’m Like 50% through the story lol.

@TheProjectUnity Go outside. Damn

@TheProjectUnity QUESTION: Is this first person view mode available on the PS5 PRO version of this game?

@TheProjectUnity So, $70 for a walking simulator?

I bought it, played 84 mins on Steam and haven't touched it since. My taste was soured by the shit ass PC version. At launch, you couldn't rebind keys and everything was so godamn janky it hurt my feelings. The controls were objectively bad on a mouse and keyboard and controllers are gross. I've contemplated refunding it, but seeing videos about updates since then has made me want to keep it in my library. You on PC or console?

@TheProjectUnity Crimson Desert is the kind of game that doesn’t just remind you why you fell in love with open worlds… it shows you what they were always meant to be.

@TheProjectUnity I just installed it last night but haven't yet had a chance to play. Going to this weekend!

@TheProjectUnity This is a favorite thing of mine too, just wander about and see what I find. It's such a beautiful world with so much to see and do, I don't think I have enjoyed a world so much since Witcher 3.

@TheProjectUnity AI makes the best video games ever. AI soaks up all the GPU compute leaving us to play Pacman.

@TheProjectUnity Game is fun, I'm about 60 hours in. Best Red Dead Redemption 2 clone with a medieval skin and some cool new mechanics. I'm hooked.

@TheProjectUnity I felt that way in Skyrim many moons ago. Just climb a mountain to sit and look around. We’ve come a long way since then and procedurally generated galaxies exist that I’ve spent 1200hrs over the years exploring in my space sim. It’s still just the beginning for us…

@TheProjectUnity The vibes are off the charts in this game. Been napping with this on. [Lofi] Hernand Town - Music & Ambience - Crimson Desert | Rooftop Night Views | 4K | 10 Hours youtu.be/VmkyzuZUnPU

@TheProjectUnity the only other game I did this was RDR2 on horseback 😂

@TheProjectUnity Agreed. Most fun I have had with a game since Zelda BOTW. 👀

@TheProjectUnity Red Dead Redemption… I spent a lot of wondering around, just admiring the scenery 😅

@TheProjectUnity Could not disagree more, it all feels very procedural, visible tiling on almost every surface, buzzing glitching walls all over the place, minimal weather and aging it like the want the world to look made by a robot. Art wise not very good compared to games like red dead.

@TheProjectUnity I did the same when RDR2 came out. Got lost for hours exploring and finding loads of weird and wonderful stuff. Still haven't finished the story, keep restarting every time I get to Arthur's death.

@TheProjectUnity This is precisely why I’m 150 hours in and just starting Chapter 7. I tend to walk everywhere and soak it all in. The music is very good too and contributes to how immersive the world feels.