The first 4 sentences are NOT objectively true. I don't really want to get into a back and forth banter with Meach but as someone that's been going back and forth with him over the past two gens, I know when someone is just bs'ing for daps.
Starfield considered a success as 14 million players have over 40 hours of playtime
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You can tell some of the dudes who never fully played the game because some of these missions in this game is on some next level shyt.
The split timeline mission with the artifact and the big ass creatures in the scary basement level
The clone colony and going into the factory decided to dead the program or not
The Terramorphs
Understanding what the artifacts are…
And that’s just to name a few.
Man this game was fire. They can literally branch off to so many storylines
The split timeline mission with the artifact and the big ass creatures in the scary basement level
The clone colony and going into the factory decided to dead the program or not
The Terramorphs
Understanding what the artifacts are…
And that’s just to name a few.
Man this game was fire. They can literally branch off to so many storylines
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Hell yeah it is. I literally don’t give a fukk about that game until that overhaul drops
in an age of engagement where you either love or hate something, to not care about a game this high profile is wild.
I would have never guessed Starfield would be this weak.
Your problem is that you are ignorant to how any of this works, so you wouldn’t know objectivity if it hit you in the face.
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The squeeze throughs exist to lock you in the area of the level they want you in.
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The first 4 sentences are definitely true. If you are going into a slow crawl through a crack you are loading a different section of the map separate from where you just came from and the only way to go back to that section is to reload it. It's giving you the illusion of freedom and an open world while not actually providing one.
cyndaquil
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Starfield isn't even a bad game it's just missing something.
I've played much worse games that just had a better gameplay loop that kept me engaged. And yes many of these games weren't cinematic. I think Bethesda doesn't understand what made their games have that "Bethesda magic" and just missed the boat here. Technically speaking fallout 4 was much worse gameplay wise but was more engaging.
Waiting for the Sony Thots to juelz this stat
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It isn't really missing anything from my POV. That's your experience with it though so if that's how you feel I won't try to change your mind.
cyndaquil
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They clearly play tested the game before release and got some thumbs up from people. It might have just been from people like you who like the way the game is implemented but the game itself is missing something for other types of gamers which previous entries from Bethesda had.
You can tell who played it because a lot of those questioned were answered in the different faction story lines and side quests.
This isn't true again, there's various games that have these exact moments that let you go through the entire world mostly without having to specifically load anything. For example, in FFVII Rebirth, you can go through Grasslands, into Kalm, through an Inn and out into an entirely new area without having to "load" or use fast travel. Heck, once you get to chapter 13 and you get the Tiny Bronco, you can literally travel by sea through all of the various landmarks without ever needing to fast travel and you can see the entire world at once.
A specific entry to an area for purposes of setting up a boss fight or w/e doesn't mean it's "limiting" which is what I disagree with completely. Nobody would say RE4 "limits gameplay" because you have to open a door to enter the cabin to fend off the ganados horde with the other guy.
cyndaquil
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ain't starfield sell better than ff vii rebirth?
Rebirth uses both open world design and more linear levels.
When you squeeze through some shyt. The whole point of the squeeze through is to separate the two parts of the level so they both don’t have to be held in ram.
In an open world setting it’s all streamed so the game is constantly loading and keeping enough of the level loaded around you that you can where you want.
Rebirth is one of the few games that does both. And you can see the pros/cons of each side of it in the one game. The open areas are much less detailed graphically cause they don’t have the specific closed off and fully loaded areas like the linear parts of the game.
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THE PRICE OF THE BRICK GOING UP!
All I wanted was a Skyrim in Space. That’s bare minimum and Bethesda is KNOWN for reusing material.
I bought the game day one of the strength of that alone. Someone either got fired or they lost that magic you talking about.
No way you can play Skyrim then Starfield and be like yeah that’s pure Bethesda.
Explain this, cause i definitely felt like i was playing skyrim in space
