
Starfield is the first new universe in 25 years from Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Fallout 4.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Ce jeu est complètement NUL. Il n'y a rien à sauver, les IHM sont absolument horribles, je n'ai jamais vu ça dans un jeu. Elles gâchent absolument tout, je préfère encore supprimer cette bouse, sinon je vais balancer mon clavier par la fenètre. Jamais plus.
ehh not worth the money
Es ist nicht alles perfekt, aber insgesamt ein gutes und empfehlenswertes game.
Wasted potential unfortunately. The bones of an interesting world floundered by one note writing. An interesting concept of ship building ruined by everything being prefabricated. A fallout 4-like settlement system which can't function because storage containers have comically small carry weight limits. The gunplay is a passable. Melee combat should've been scrapped if they weren't going to develop it. I wish this game were better.
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I don't know why I keep buying Bethesda games after fallout 76. It's a normal Bethesda game with neat space ships, lame Bethesda gunplay but better gun mods, 1000 planets and some stuff on like 10. Building and resources are kind of clunky. It's like 4 games in 1 and none of them are all that great. i never played NG+ but the starborn thing isn't all that motivating. Honestly, I've reinstalled this twice and I can go like 5 hours before I just can't care anymore. It was mostly min/maxing spaceships and trying them out this last time.
Oyun çok iyi. İçerik olarak güncellemelerle çok daha iyi hale gelmiş. Sistem özelliklerim belli. Bu sistemle bile gayet akıcı oynatıyor. Optimizasyonunu düzeltmişler.
I had high hopes for Starfield. There are so many space games and mediocre RPGs, but a true Bethesda experience would be awesome. Instead it's a weak ripoff of No Man's Sky with better visuals and great starships, but far worse space combat and flight and honestly the most lame and dull main quest anyone could come up with. It makes the NMS overall story seem epic, which isn't saying much. What a wasted opportunity, and the total lack of ownership of Creations compatibility when Creations are the only thing that make it worth playing, and the resultant constant CTD's with Creations making it unplayable, it's a disaster. If they spend the same effort Cyberpunk, NMS and other games do to constantly improve it, maybe someday it'll be worthwhile, but it's terrible today.
Tried twice now to get into this game. You're not going to read anything here you haven't heard before. It's like it was written for idiots. The people who wrote it should not in good faith call themselves writers. I've been playing the mission where you join the raiders, oh my god, these characters, what are they meant to be, honestly? They do not have any believable aspect to them. No one in the game does. And the way quests just wait for you to finish them, or the fact you can do every mission in the game so, according to Todd, you dont miss anything, just makes everything feel so pointless. Every option I've had in this game is either pointless, or illusionary. In my opinion, Bethesda is done. As a massive Fallout fan it kills me to say it, but the last great game this studio did was FONV, and that was Obsidian. Skyrim, OK, I really like it, but that game, in my opinion, signalled the streamlining, complete-every-quest, nothing matters ideology that Bethesda sticks to absolutely. If this is Todd's dream game, and he had his whole life to dream about it and make it, then every other Bethesda francise is ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Oh, and if you notice my gametime increasing, I'm going to check out the Star Wars overhaul at some point.
is a slog fest to 100% do not recommend for the average player was unfun after getting half the achievements
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