Starfield

lockpicking alone is BS and the reason i quit this game. ♥♥♥♥ you bethesda. haven't made a single good game since skyrim and even that was mid af.

Great game if you like RPG type open world exploration.

Long story short. I tried to like the game. Have been a fan of Bethesda Games for a while now. Since Morrowind. And I've had my worries from one game to the next, but ultimately I enjoyed each and every Elder Scrolls and Fallout game I have played. Starfield has shown that the things that worried me won out at Bethesda. I tried. I really tried. I looked through a bunch of nooks and crannies to try to find something I would enjoy. I found a few fun quests, but not enough for me to recommend this game. On top of all of that. It is buggy and breaks too much. Like currently, was going to give Terran Armada a try, but it broke in the FIRST QUESTLINE! The hatch I need to drop down to go through the ship that was attacked doesn't actually open when I activate it. I looked it up and it is what I am supposed to do. Looks like it's just broken. I did some trouble-shooting, but I keep asking myself why I am trying so hard to find something enjoyable about this game. I will say that the game feels like it had certain care paid to parts of it, but not others. And it definitely seems like more care and attention was paid to the United Colonies than the Freestar Collective, especially in the faction questlines. With seeming a bit more negative portrayal of the FC in the Colony Wars, and that the UC was more in the right. And the worst part? You can hear people complaining about the Colony Wars, about any source of tension in the gameworld, and it always just hits flat. Side with the Crimson Fleet? Don't worry, nobody cares. Side with the cops? Still no one seems to really care. Join the UC Vanguard? Kind of fun, but still doesn't seem like it matters much. Freestar Ranger? Who cares? Ryujin operative with basically a super power? Can use it a bit, but still really lackluster. Feel like something along the lines of Skyrim civil war sort of decisions and questlines, or like choosing a faction over others in Fallout 4 would have made the game hit hard. Instead of a bland, static galaxy, you would have conflict. Aligned with a faction? Could have had outposts be faction related and providing benefits to your faction, or at least getting interesting attacks and sieges. But nope. Little consequence. Little impact. Little interest. You might find something to enjoy about the game. I would personally recommend the UC questline, but that's mostly it. The other faction questlines are mostly bland and boring. The game feels like it has a lot of unrealized potential. That it has a lot of premises that sound like they could be fun. But after sinking a bunch of time in, it seems mostly unrealized.

(Add 60 hours of Xbox playtime to my Steam playtime.) Starfield is a vastly over-hated game. It has flaws, it's far from perfect, but it's also so much better than typical public opinion would have you think. It has the bones of your typical Bethesda RPG, as you might expect, but instead of exploring a region of Tamriel or post-apocalyptic America, you're exploring the Settled Systems, a cluster of systems in a region of the Milky Way with its own settings, factions and history. The story is fun, the characters are likeable, and the aesthetics are visually appealing. The biggest negative talking point about this game is its procedurally generated planets, and if you're unfamiliar with Starfield, you'd be forgiven for thinking the entire game is procedurally generated. It's not. It has as much hand-crafted environmental work as any other Bethesda RPG, it just happens to be nestled inside a much wider span of generated environments in order to sell the feeling of a vast, explorable frontier. And perhaps the game would be better if Bethesda had focused on a handful of fully hand-crafted planetary locations, but I'm someone who genuinely enjoys exploring those quiet wastes, deserts and valleys. It's certainly faster to get to locations now with the vehicle they added. Ignore the haters and the outrage merchants, and form your own opinion. Check out the trailers, the screenshots, the overviews. Does the game look and sound interesting to you? Then try it for yourself. Don't just mindlessly regurgitate the same tired talking points from people who would have you angrier about yellow paint and reflections in puddles. Those people are just being loud for attention, because we live in an age of the internet where getting attention of any kind can make you rich.

Nach 550 Stunden bin ich beängstigt das auch dieses Spiel in den DLC Wahn einschlägt. Bis Dato war es ein Super Spiel mit viel Tiefe, jetzt will es nur noch Tief in deine Geldbörse.

-It's a game about nothing -Lot to explore but with nothing exciting behind the exploration -Main story is rather short -Some side stories a cool; feels more like mini stories patched togather that alone could have been good games

jogo maravilhoso! tem seus defeitos, tem suas falhas e infelizmente e tao raso como uma poça d agua. mas pela experiencia de vc criar seu personagem, e ter um roleplaying aonde vc pode ser e ir e ser o que quiser de acordo com a sua imaginação e intepretação ele faz tao bem como skyrim ou fallout. é uma pena ele ser o mais nutellinha entre os jogos da bethesda no quesito ser mal e o jogo e bizarramente mal otimizado fazendo pela primeira vez o processador trabalhar 100% aonde nunca vi um jogo fazer tal feito.

I´ve played this game for more then a thousand hours. That should tell you alot. Is it a perfect game? No, but it´s still a good one

故事缺少逻辑，npc说话像喝醉酒了一样 每个主要星球只有中心那里有一个很小的地标建筑，除此之外只剩荒郊野外 堆料的物品设计-大量区别不大的补给品占用你的背包，你还不能简单地把他们全部丢掉，因为升级研发配方可能需要面包或者一块火腿 飞船的部分模块内部利用率低，船员多一点之后就很挤 差不多40小时之后，获取新飞船和飞船配件的新鲜感就消失了，也就没怎么玩过太空飞行游戏的人会喜欢这个乐高空战，而且空战途中还可能因为BUG或者就是因为游戏是半成品触发一些别的NPC对你发起通讯，这时候你要是按错键就直接从座位上面起身，当然，我们高贵的B社是完全不会在乎这种问题的、 建筑系统比起辐射4和76全面倒退，一个建筑可以干的事情分给三样不同的建筑物 总之，如果你能免费玩，可以玩一玩

why no mods in this game? Thats what make skyrim a great game. The creators need to put modding in this game and it would be amazing.