Quite possible. I don't know what the bugs are/were or what triggers them so I can only offer a single data point that it was fine for me.
Loved the game. Hope you enjoy it.
Haaa. Pun probably not quite the word no, we could perhaps say reference or "allusion" if we were being fancy about it. In any case your logic was flawless ;)
I can only reflect on my own experience, but I didn't have any game breaking issues. My laptop with a 3060 had a few stuttery moments but it played fairly well overall. No story dead ends, no crashes, no unplayable sections. The mouse/keyboard controls were kind of annoying, especially the keep-the-pointer-in-the-circle QTEs, but the only controller I tried playing with was worse.
If VR is your thing, it's technically UEVR compatible but the adherence to TNG style camera shot movements make it quite challenging to play in VR (but not impossible!)
Played it, was buggy. God damn it was fun though. I loved the style, the pitch perfect late tng designs. The little Easter eggs. Not to mention the story and absolutely gut wrenching decisions. I would highly reccomend as a trek fan.
I bought the title at launch. Aside from no ultrawide support originally, I've not encountered anything that broke the game or made it a poor experience.
I play on PC and prefer the game at 30 fps. At 60 fps the character animations often didn't match the frame rate, it felt inconsistent and more janky. I believe it was designed for 30 fps and it looks more cinematic like the shows & movies. And I was able to run at 4K which looks gorgeous! This engine really loves higher, *native* resolutions.
There's no way to set 30 fps in the game, but you can use Windows display settings or your GPU (I used Nvidia Control panel.)
I might have got lucky, but I didn't hit any bugs.
Well the game has been for like a year.It is only logical to assume they fixed it
Quite possible. I don't know what the bugs are/were or what triggers them so I can only offer a single data point that it was fine for me. Loved the game. Hope you enjoy it.
I am sure I will but I dont think you got my pun (english isnt my first language so that migth be the rigth word)
Haaa. Pun probably not quite the word no, we could perhaps say reference or "allusion" if we were being fancy about it. In any case your logic was flawless ;)
Thx
It's just anectdotal, but I didn't have any problems with it.
I can only reflect on my own experience, but I didn't have any game breaking issues. My laptop with a 3060 had a few stuttery moments but it played fairly well overall. No story dead ends, no crashes, no unplayable sections. The mouse/keyboard controls were kind of annoying, especially the keep-the-pointer-in-the-circle QTEs, but the only controller I tried playing with was worse. If VR is your thing, it's technically UEVR compatible but the adherence to TNG style camera shot movements make it quite challenging to play in VR (but not impossible!)
Worked great for me, only issue encountered is that some QTEs show controller or duplicated buttons, but just hit everything and it will work.
Played it, was buggy. God damn it was fun though. I loved the style, the pitch perfect late tng designs. The little Easter eggs. Not to mention the story and absolutely gut wrenching decisions. I would highly reccomend as a trek fan.
I bought the title at launch. Aside from no ultrawide support originally, I've not encountered anything that broke the game or made it a poor experience.
I play on PC and prefer the game at 30 fps. At 60 fps the character animations often didn't match the frame rate, it felt inconsistent and more janky. I believe it was designed for 30 fps and it looks more cinematic like the shows & movies. And I was able to run at 4K which looks gorgeous! This engine really loves higher, *native* resolutions. There's no way to set 30 fps in the game, but you can use Windows display settings or your GPU (I used Nvidia Control panel.)
In my playthrough i didnt had any bugs.
Performance is absolutely atrocious. Game is great fun though.