Starfield

It may not be Fallout or TES but nonetheless despite the hate it has gotten its still a decent game with some of that bethesda magic in it. Maybe a bit less then you'd expect at this point but it was still enough for me to get 330 hours on it and the reason I'm leaving this review is because I am back to playing it again. Might even grab shattered space to try out.

Personally to me the extra content should be free....Bethesda is fixing to make this go the route of Destiny 2 by having buy expansion packs....they are going to turn this in a microtransaction hell....but i will say that i am one of the few that actually enjoyed the game minus all the forced ideology game still has massive potential...but i think the devs are gonna ruin it may change review later depending on what happens later with the game

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我个人首发xsx游玩（被陶德诈骗买xbox主机） steam最近吃灰捡起来体验 发现还是无法接受 星空的场景美术、建筑设计、光照氛围确实能看出预算和团队投入,单看静态截图质感不差。但一旦涉及动态表现,问题就全面暴露: • 角色移动手感缺乏重量感,加减速和惯性表现比较简化,谈不上”次世代”该有的操控质感 • 枪械射击的后坐力反馈、受击表现、音效冲击力,整体调校水平明显落后于同类型FPS/TPS作品的行业标准 • 加载黑屏频率偏高,在跨区域/跨星系操作时打断沉浸感,这个问题在2023年发售的3A级作品里比较少见 作为对比,育碧的《刺客信条:起源》(2017年发行)在角色操控手感和战斗反馈上的完成度,现在回头看依然优于星空。考虑到星空的开发周期和预算规模,这个技术差距是不应该出现的。 二、内容设计层面：任务逻辑存在明显割裂 以”卧底渗透红隼舰队”这条任务线为例:玩家受命打入敌对阵营执行卧底任务,过程中不可避免涉及战斗和击杀,但游戏设计上,同行的队友NPC和阵营npc会在玩家完成既定任务目标后,对玩家的战斗行为发表道德层面的负面评价。 这里的问题不在于”NPC有立场”本身,而在于任务的核心机制(卧底渗透+战斗)与角色反应设计(道德谴责)存在逻辑矛盾——是官方的任务设计安排玩家执行这类行动,却又通过角色对话反过来否定玩家在既定任务框架下做出的合理选择,这种”既要你完成任务,又要你为完成任务的手段负疚”的写作思路,削弱了叙事的说服力,也让玩家的角色扮演体验显得不连贯。 总结 星空展示了B社在美术资产投入上的诚意,但整体产品在核心技术指标(战斗手感、操控反馈、加载体验)上没有达到与其预算规模相匹配的水准,叙事细节上也存在设计逻辑不自洽的问题。综合体验对不起这个投入体量和发售价位,不推荐。 个人立场： 拿《刺客信条:影》举例,该作选择一位在真实历史记载中存在争议、戏份边缘的黑人武士角色作为主角之一,这个选择本身在发售前引发了大量争议和讨论。但最终多数玩家(包括我)依然选择购买并完整体验这款游戏——原因很简单:育碧拿出了顶级的画面表现、扎实的历史场景还原、稳定的战斗系统作为”技术背书”。哪怕不认同角色设定的选择,游戏本身的完成度足够高,让人愿意”先玩了再说”。 星空不具备这个资格。 一款连基础的战斗手感、动作反馈、加载体验都做不到行业平均水准的作品,却要在叙事细节里安排NPC对玩家的合理游戏行为进行道德说教,这种”内容表达”和”技术实力”的错位,只会让人觉得是在用廉价的价值观包装,掩盖技术层面的偷工减料。先把产品基本功打磨到位,再谈你想输出什么立场——这个顺序不能倒过来。 游戏行业不缺态度,缺的是配得上态度的技术实力。这款游戏目前两者都没做到,自然也就谈不上让我”选择原谅”或者”为情怀买单”。

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This game has so much potential but it didn't make it. To start off the game has some really good mechanics, but I feel like the devs were late on a bunch of those, for example, ground vehicles such as cars, didn't come out for like a year or so. Also the gun play is a solid meh, there are mods for Minecraft with better visuals and animations. The ship building is cool and all, but when I first got this game I was expecting to be able to be a commander of a fleet and go and send 30 fighter jets at hostiles, but instead you can only really have one ship equipped at once, and on top of that, you can't have wingmen or any NPCs follow you around. On top of that, you cant be in a 1 man fighter ship, your ship always has to follow a certain criteria and size, and instead of the Devs making it better, like No Man's Sky, they just add either DLCs, or in game mods you have to pay for. My biggest problems with the guns is how ammo is extremely expensive early game, and to modify your guns you have to craft the attachments, you can't just buy them from the gun store. Base building is in the exact same boat, no buying, you have to hunt or grind for the resources yourself. The overall story is a solid meh, it gets confusing and unnecessary. I didn't have a lot of performance issues, my PC is kinda old, but overall the game is probably like a 45/100. A lot of people can enjoy this game but i feel the majority won't with how the devs set it up and made it.

A fun game overall — some of the criticism is legitimate, but it doesn't take away from how enjoyable it is to play.

I have 100's of hours on console, and unfortunately, Starfield scratches the itch. I play for an hour, collect, quit for an hour. Rinse and repeat.

I am really enjoying the game. The ship building and combat are both a lot of fun.

I mean, it's just boring. To loong and to tedious. It't not fun to fly between planets, and the main quest is like any other Bethesta mains, you forget what it is. And the looping thing of the whole shebang, nah...