Bethesda: Thank you to more than 10 million Starfield explorers for creating the biggest launch in Bethesda history
Bethesda: Thank you to more than 10 million Starfield explorers for creating the biggest launch in Bethesda history
Up to 87 hours warts and all. Have played through some great quests. Also found plenty of bugs and annoyances, but overall it's great. The random procedural quests are a nice addition, a call back to Daggerfall. The space combat is an ok addition. Bases are the big waste of time here, but you don't really need to do one. There are lots of nice shoutouts to your character after doing certains quests, including NG+. (Few things that don't make sense, and they could've pushed it farther -
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like does it makes sense to join the Crimson Fleet in the Razorleaf, better to have cut out that questline for that play thru IMO
) Overall quite satisifed and i'm enjoying it a lot. I can see getting to 100 hours easily without mods.
After 80 hours, I encountered a clear bug.
None of the security guards had armor, just walking around shirtless.
Loved it.
I just talked to a guy who was facing away from me, well his head was looking at the wall while his body was pointed at me. It was..disconcerting..(and amusing!)
*on GamePass, God knows what the launch would look like if it wasn't practically free
Gamepass is not free
Would be more, if it wasn't an exclusive.
EDIT: To clarify, all of the console exclusivity is absolute bullshit and does nothing positive for those who enjoy games, nor does it serve any necessary purpose - it's just a weapon for businesses to use against each other.
God of War. Spiderman. Horizon. Last of Us. Ghost of Tsushima. Bloodborne. Uncharted. Ratchet and Clank. Death Stranding. Grand Turismo. Persona.
Add Final Fantasy. Would also have more if they weren't exclusive.
Spite always creates a better system.
Definitely, though it can be said for every exclusive game.
Agreed. Exclusives are complete bullshit, regardless of vendor.
It's not an exclusive, it's just not on Playstation or Switch. When did people decide PC releases didn't count?
Generally, "exclusive" in this context is referring to exclusivity on a console involved in the (IMO completely unnecessary) console wars.
I do agree that PC is an important item there too but, the problems there are a bit different - for example shoddy ports (no justification for porting from x86/amd64 consoles to PC to be bad), excessive and intrusive DRM, and unreasonable delay or unwillingness to port.