Spore

Zitat von blood

alles in allem fehlts an spieltiefe, das spielprinzip is einfach zu simpel. spaß machts trotzdem, und von der idee ansich is spore wohl das innovativste game seit jahren

Zitat von Hornet331

du/sie muss auf den zweiten planten im sonnensystem fliegen dort sollte das wrack sein.

Zitat von BooTes

dort sind wie hingeflogen, aber da ist kein wrack. 30 min gesucht.. nix!
und bei der zwischensequenz wo man das erste mal auf dem planeten ankommt ist der bildschirm schwarz, man sieht nur den text unten...

dummerweise hängt jetzt natürlich das gesamte spiel an dem event und man kommt nicht weiter. gibts ne möglichkeit die space phase neu zu starten oder so?

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hab aber auf der erkundungstour ein sickes "epic" viech gefunden mit 1000! leben

Spoiler Alert:

die haben net nur viel leben sondern stampfen deine ganze gruppe mit einem schlag weg. einfach später mit nem raumschiff und laser kommen

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Spore is certainly an interesting experience overall, the first time through. It presents a very wide range of gameplay types, unique features in the form of the Sporepedia and Sporecasts, and a final phase that is diverse in its challenges and wide in its scope. Unfortunately, the game has something of a clinical feel; the fun factor might not be there for a large audience. There's definitely some enjoyment to be had in the building-block game-play of the first phases, but I'm not sure it can really keep everyone’s interest long enough for them to get to the meat of the experience—the Space phase.

Perhaps the whole concept of Spore is just too high, when all is said and done. I honestly had more fun with rather middle-brow The Sims series. But one also gets the uncomfortable feeling that each phase is now just a shell, to be filled in with upcoming expansions and for-pay content packs. Imagine an expansion pack release for each phase, adding in the depth that's sorely missing. It's not a fun thought.

Spore's DRM system casued a bit of concern once news about it hit the net a few months ago, and although I wasn't able to test absolutely everything, I was able to determine a few things that some of you might find informative: EA authenticates your game online when you install and launch it for the first time. It's not necessary to have the disk in the DVD drive to play the game, and you will be able to install and play on multiple computers. Also, playing offline is definitely possible. It's also worth noting that Spore did crash on me several times in the Space phase, resulting in two hours of lost game time. I quickly got into the habit of constant quick-saves, which doesn't help immersion; the lack of an auto-save function in a game like this is criminal.