Game mode: Single-Player
Problem: Bug/Performance
Region: North America
The most annoying bug I have been encountering is when you die, your corpse disappears and your loot is gone. I had roughly a weeks worth of items that I worked extremely hard to obtain, only for them to just vanish. This bug is so bothersome that I have taken a two week long break. Fix this now please!
The second bug I have been encountering is when you consume food or health items. An example is when you eat berries or insects and they replenish tiny bits of health over a few seconds, but if you consume a higher quality food right after, which should boost your hp regen far more than a low quality item, it has no effect and instead acts as if you are just eating more berries. Like a fish that you caught and cooked that should restore 2 or 3 hp per second, but instead replicates the first food item you consumed. Also, if you eat a food item right after the health regen effect ends, it literally does nothing. You have to wait a couple of seconds then eat again or it simply won’t replenish health. This is ridiculous and it makes the process of gaining like 250 health incredibly long and boring. You have to sit there and count, then wait a few seconds to eat again, and repeat the process. Once again, this is enough to make me exit my game and take a break because it is so frustrating.
Finally, there’s a performance issue in single player that shouldn’t even be present. I understand the lag and performance issues while playing multiplayer, but why the hell is my guy freezing and randomly lagging when I’m just running around or I’m in combat? I was in a 20 minute battle with a high-level enemy and was doing great, making sure to dodge and get little hits in when I can, and suddenly, I go to finish him off and the game lagged for 2 or 3 seconds and when it focused back, I’m dead. Completely unavoidable. Now add the fact that I spent 40 minutes walking back only to discover my body vanished with all of my glorious loot.
I gave this game props at first and it’s still far better than Ark, but the petty bugs like this that should have been fixed on the first week of the game’s release is the whole reason I stopped playing Ark. Now, I’m pretty fed up with Conan. I gave you like sixty five dollars of my hard earned cash (literally, because my job is backbreaking) and you slapped me right across my face with a greasy hand.
Fix your game or it’s going in the little brown box in the back of my closet that contains my other dissappintments: Ark and Mass Effect.