It's another sloppy, poorly written review, with an unrepresentative score. An 8/10 means a game is excellent, void of any significant shortcomings or bugs. ED is nothing of the sort. When you actually read the review, he focuses way too much time on things that may seem formidable to a noobe in his first 2 hours of play, but later, are insignificant (starport docking). He also mentions features that are currently not working (liveries - ship paint customization). And there's no indication of how long he played the game, if any at all. Like other glowing reviews out already, there is NO mention of the games current bugs, broken promises, and broken components (trading).
Matter of fact, in his "review" he seems to point out more negatives than positive, but gives it an 8/10. But this is consistent with what we've seen so far by other "professional reviewers": lazy, fanboy reviews, with little to no "meat" or facts in the review by which to base their excellent scores. I find the actual users reviews far more accurate.
Bottom line, these "professional reviewer sites" are anything but professional.
Sounds like sour grapes to me from the legions of people who were certain that the game was going to be crucified on launch and yet the worst I have seen it get was a 7, and the best a 9.........
Yes the review is critical of a few points and rightfully so, but bottom line that does not mean the game cant be an 8. I am maybe 30 or 40 hrs into Gamma and its not getting old for me, even with its "limited" content.
for many people starting the game now, by the time they exhaust the current content there should be plenty more in there. the core of the game is sold. That is the most important thing to get right. Just because you do not agree with the reviewer does not mean he is wrong.
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