KRONITE VOID

纯粹的AI大便

Not a fan. I'm not a fan of using Steam Inventory as a core game mechanic, whether the intention is innocent or not. The way I see it, it creates a monetization system where ships and crews have real-world market value, and players are encouraged to either sell them on the Steam Market or claim them for in-game use. You get one free ship and one free crew per day, but the fact that these items can also be bought with real money makes the whole system feel more like a money grab than a gameplay feature. My issue isn't simply that the game uses Steam Inventory. It's that gameplay progression is tied to items that can be traded for real money, creating an incentive to monetize what should be part of the game's core progression. I also worry that this system undermines the seasonal structure. Assuming the 60-day reset means a new season, players could potentially bring ships obtained during the previous season into the next one and gain an early advantage. If that's the case, it raises questions about how meaningful the seasonal resets actually are. I'm also not a fan of the tutorial. Sure, there's an in-game guide, but I think the game should guide players through the basics, or even require them to complete a short tutorial, so they at least learn how to build a ship and start a mission. Anything beyond those basics can be left to the guide for players to explore at their own pace. The important thing is to get players started and teach them the core gameplay loop.