I loved this game when it came out. I put 300+ hours into it. Then I ran out of content. I decided to do exploration instead of questing. I got bored of the procedurally generated terrain and copy-paste outposts after or four planets. Real letdown.
@@M1zzyMaz I came across the same case on teri different planets in an hour. 300+ hours, and that last hour showed that everything that was not a story quest was pointless.
tbh Starfield was the most "bugfree" and stable experience at launch that Bethesda released. Oblivion, Fallout 3, 4, 76 and Skyrim was really awful and full of gamebreaking bugs and horrible performance. I'm not defending Starfield or Bethesda and Starfield have ALOT of problems.
Tbf I think they’re nearly all as bad as each other. Every Bethesda game has bugs and glitches, unfortunately it’s what they’ve accustomed their fans to
@@M1zzyMaz Yeah, but Starfield was the most painfree release, but not good. It's a shame that the modders is "forced" to fix all their games. tbh I'm not even hyped about the next Elder Scrolls. I'm not gonna buy it day one, thats for damn sure after the Starfield burn.
They aren't gamers in that studio, they don't play their own products. They just make it good enough to sell millions of copies to people who are used to buying "Bethesda Games" because that's what they grew up with. Based on only merit, Bethesda would stop existing as a developer.
@@M1zzyMazcyberpunk's biggest 2 problems at launch were that they made a really next gen game & told people it would work on their ps4. Secondly, they talked a big talk about what their game could do, but the game couldn't walk the walk. Missing & incomplete features. Bethesda learned from CDPR's mistakes. Did not release on last gen tech, & despite tge incredible production value, actually made the 45 minute "starfield direct" a bit more down to earth. Not to mention the 8 or 9 month delayed release date resulting in the most polished Bethesda release by far.
You are completely wrong about there being nothing to explore. I have come across plenty of quests in the wild, and contracts taken at outposts. Planets vary a lot more than I first thought initially and there are some absolutely beautiful moments in the game. Yes, most of it is not handcrafted (although there are a lot of handcrafted experiences in the galaxy) but what is there is enough to feel like it belongs in the world and it worth pursuing. 250 hours into my current playthrough and I've completely changed my mind about this game. I think all the negativity upon release clouded my vision (I felt the same way you did when I first finished the game). I think if everyone gave it a second chance and REALLY dove in, they would change their minds
If you need 250 hrs to change your mind about a game, then to me there is something wrong there..i bought the game the day before release and purposely avoided early reviewers because i wanted to give the game a fair shot...60 hours in and i couldnt finish it..and this is coming from someone who spent thousands of hours in skyrim..i may come back to this comment to finish my thoughts but im at work
I have tried three times now to get into this game. I played five hours and got to New Atlantis. It was so boring I literally couldn't continue. Awful uninspired fetch quests while there are only about five NPCs walking around what is supposed to be a massive hub. Skyrim was fantastic, FO4 was ok, Starfield is a joke
I could have forgiven so much and really liked this game a lot if not for the loading screens. They completely ruined it for me. I literally spent more time watching fast travel cutscenes and loading screens than playing the game. I turned the game off and never tried it again. What a shame!
Biggest turn off for me too along with the lack of exploration that was offered. Not sure how they managed to put a loading screen behind entering buildings and some really simple stuff😅
not making this multiplayer was a crime. I'd be happier with a completely empty universe, just given to the players, imagine getting a group together to go raid a real players base, outpost or something similar. I dont mind paying for mods but they really need to stop getting skimpy and bleeding every one dry on xbox and creations. I just watch the prices of these stupid riduclous mods keep going up and up in price while offering less and less
Co-op definitely would’ve made this game a lot more interesting with some PvP aspects. Every game is pretty much better with friends😅 sucks for Xbox players but for PC players you’re just better off using Nexus Mods instead
People who "hate" Starfield are some of the most selfish, self entitle, spoiled brats I can think of. Starfield may not be a gourmet 5 course, 5 star meal, but at the very least it's a damn good Double Whopper with cheese, and I for one think these buffoons shouldn't complain about their food when their mouth is full. I've been playing Starfield for several hundred hours now, and I'm still having a ball.
Good for you? People aren't selfish, entitled or spoiled brats for wanting more refinement out of a 70 dollar triple A video game. Glad you enjoy it that much, but jesus christ how pretentious do you gotta be to call people who disagree with you selfish and entitled?..
@@mathiaschristensen1194 Touched a nerve, huh champ? To be clear, however, I don't consider people who disagree with me to be spoiled brats. Just the ones who complain about their food with their mouths full as it were. If you don't like the food, then stop eating it. And since you're such a good cook, stop whining like a little bitch, go into the kitchen, and cook yourself something better. Wow us with your culinary skills.
Yah, I'd agree te gane is decent. SOmetimes people are overly harsh with a product. It doesn't always need to be perfect or amazing. As long as it hits some decent basics it's up to you if you enjoy it or not. Currently playing STarfield modded and man once I've used mods to get past some of the terrible aspects like the challange system for getting perks which forced you to have to focus unorganically on doin those challanges, dealign with the low vendor credit amount, and removed the ship part restrictions, I've actually been enjoying the game, it still has story problems, but it's not a terrible story. THis game is objectively better now that mods are out, as any issues Bethesda doesn't fix we the players can, give it a few years and we'll probably see whole expansion level mods. One idea I hope for is a 2nd Colony War mod, which could ideally work by needing a trigger, but this would lock you out of certain quests such as the one in the Altair System as that has UC and FC working together. THe ideal mod would have certain systems as "core worlds" and a bunch of randomly chosen systems the factions would sieze, from there random battle occur with random fleet numbers and you'd have a limited time to join, factions win or lose battle and lose territory, in time launching a massive space and ground battle for the essential location of each faction, ending finally at their capital.
Love starfield. Not everyone's cup of tea and by no means perfect but I love the game. With upcoming dlc it's only gonna get better. But everyone has a right to hate the game.
Like I said at the end of the video, I think i ruined a lot of it for myself because I was expecting Skyrim level of exploration. If I went into without that pre previewed notion I think I would’ve enjoyed it a lot more. Upcoming DLC does look interesting, definitely going to try it out
@@M1zzyMazi expected the same (hence the username) & the first 10 or 20 hours were weird. But, after i got my bearings & started letting starfield show me what it actually was, things changed for the better.
i dont even need to watch the video to say its just utterly hilariously wrong: to be disappointed, you need to have expectations. if you have any expectations in bethesta at all, its your own fault...
No man’s sky is better and it was dog shit when it first came out,but the developers never gave up on it and made it great. Starfield definitely could improve but it’s so damn boring I don’t know how they could fix that.
@@M1zzyMaz It’s basically fallout in space with a million times more dialogue. What’s not like fallout is exploration,it’s a task to go to planets & explore. Plus I want the ability to kill everyone on there. You know, the simple things.
Still would have sucked, it’s fallout with less features and 1000’s of small maps. Worse NPC and worse story, hardly any identity, boring asthetics. Not futuristic enough.
@M1zzyMaz if you were disappointed w Star field and wanna hop in a space ship n explore planets. Play warframe. N then put the rest of the world on because it's the greatest free to play game of all time :))
I loved this game when it came out. I put 300+ hours into it. Then I ran out of content. I decided to do exploration instead of questing. I got bored of the procedurally generated terrain and copy-paste outposts after or four planets. Real letdown.
I commend you for putting in that many hours man. I could see my self sinking that many hours in if the planets offered a lot more exploration
@@M1zzyMaz I came across the same case on teri different planets in an hour. 300+ hours, and that last hour showed that everything that was not a story quest was pointless.
New Vegas was developed by Obsidian, not BGS
I know yes but it was published under Bethesda and developed using the same enegine, I probably should’ve clarified that in the video though
tbh Starfield was the most "bugfree" and stable experience at launch that Bethesda released. Oblivion, Fallout 3, 4, 76 and Skyrim was really awful and full of gamebreaking bugs and horrible performance. I'm not defending Starfield or Bethesda and Starfield have ALOT of problems.
Tbf I think they’re nearly all as bad as each other. Every Bethesda game has bugs and glitches, unfortunately it’s what they’ve accustomed their fans to
@@M1zzyMaz Yeah, but Starfield was the most painfree release, but not good. It's a shame that the modders is "forced" to fix all their games. tbh I'm not even hyped about the next Elder Scrolls. I'm not gonna buy it day one, thats for damn sure after the Starfield burn.
They can’t mess it up, at least I hope they don’t😅
They aren't gamers in that studio, they don't play their own products. They just make it good enough to sell millions of copies to people who are used to buying "Bethesda Games" because that's what they grew up with. Based on only merit, Bethesda would stop existing as a developer.
I agree starfield launched in a nearly as bad state as cyberpunk did, yet didn’t even get 80% of the backlash because it’s “Bethesda”
@@M1zzyMazcyberpunk's biggest 2 problems at launch were that they made a really next gen game & told people it would work on their ps4.
Secondly, they talked a big talk about what their game could do, but the game couldn't walk the walk. Missing & incomplete features.
Bethesda learned from CDPR's mistakes. Did not release on last gen tech, & despite tge incredible production value, actually made the 45 minute "starfield direct" a bit more down to earth.
Not to mention the 8 or 9 month delayed release date resulting in the most polished Bethesda release by far.
You are completely wrong about there being nothing to explore. I have come across plenty of quests in the wild, and contracts taken at outposts. Planets vary a lot more than I first thought initially and there are some absolutely beautiful moments in the game. Yes, most of it is not handcrafted (although there are a lot of handcrafted experiences in the galaxy) but what is there is enough to feel like it belongs in the world and it worth pursuing.
250 hours into my current playthrough and I've completely changed my mind about this game. I think all the negativity upon release clouded my vision (I felt the same way you did when I first finished the game). I think if everyone gave it a second chance and REALLY dove in, they would change their minds
Glad that you’re enjoying it, hopefully when I give it another go before the DLC comes out I can be pleasantly surprised🤞🏻
@@M1zzyMaz Good idea. Hope you see the game in a new light, I think it's fantastic 👍
If you need 250 hrs to change your mind about a game, then to me there is something wrong there..i bought the game the day before release and purposely avoided early reviewers because i wanted to give the game a fair shot...60 hours in and i couldnt finish it..and this is coming from someone who spent thousands of hours in skyrim..i may come back to this comment to finish my thoughts but im at work
would of liked 10 planets that are hand crafted then 1000 planets shoved in a automated generation tool.
Absolutely one of the biggest mistakes they made IMO, bigger isn’t always better
They could have at least made the generation options way more diverse
snoozefield am i right
Perfect remedy if you can’t fall asleep at night
I have tried three times now to get into this game. I played five hours and got to New Atlantis. It was so boring I literally couldn't continue. Awful uninspired fetch quests while there are only about five NPCs walking around what is supposed to be a massive hub. Skyrim was fantastic, FO4 was ok, Starfield is a joke
Agree with this, really anxious to see what they do with the new elder scrolls
I could have forgiven so much and really liked this game a lot if not for the loading screens. They completely ruined it for me. I literally spent more time watching fast travel cutscenes and loading screens than playing the game. I turned the game off and never tried it again. What a shame!
Biggest turn off for me too along with the lack of exploration that was offered. Not sure how they managed to put a loading screen behind entering buildings and some really simple stuff😅
Solid video dude keep them up, starfield was beyond disappointing for me (Skyrim fan boy)
Appreciate it mate🤝🏻
The editing in this video is amazing bro, keep it up!
Appreciate it thank you🤝🏻
You actually should play it! It’s actually fun.
not making this multiplayer was a crime. I'd be happier with a completely empty universe, just given to the players, imagine getting a group together to go raid a real players base, outpost or something similar. I dont mind paying for mods but they really need to stop getting skimpy and bleeding every one dry on xbox and creations. I just watch the prices of these stupid riduclous mods keep going up and up in price while offering less and less
Co-op definitely would’ve made this game a lot more interesting with some PvP aspects. Every game is pretty much better with friends😅 sucks for Xbox players but for PC players you’re just better off using Nexus Mods instead
Fallout 76 was just that at release and it sucked pretty bad so...
People who "hate" Starfield are some of the most selfish, self entitle, spoiled brats I can think of. Starfield may not be a gourmet 5 course, 5 star meal, but at the very least it's a damn good Double Whopper with cheese, and I for one think these buffoons shouldn't complain about their food when their mouth is full. I've been playing Starfield for several hundred hours now, and I'm still having a ball.
Good for you? People aren't selfish, entitled or spoiled brats for wanting more refinement out of a 70 dollar triple A video game. Glad you enjoy it that much, but jesus christ how pretentious do you gotta be to call people who disagree with you selfish and entitled?..
@@mathiaschristensen1194 Touched a nerve, huh champ? To be clear, however, I don't consider people who disagree with me to be spoiled brats. Just the ones who complain about their food with their mouths full as it were. If you don't like the food, then stop eating it. And since you're such a good cook, stop whining like a little bitch, go into the kitchen, and cook yourself something better. Wow us with your culinary skills.
Yah, I'd agree te gane is decent. SOmetimes people are overly harsh with a product. It doesn't always need to be perfect or amazing. As long as it hits some decent basics it's up to you if you enjoy it or not. Currently playing STarfield modded and man once I've used mods to get past some of the terrible aspects like the challange system for getting perks which forced you to have to focus unorganically on doin those challanges, dealign with the low vendor credit amount, and removed the ship part restrictions, I've actually been enjoying the game, it still has story problems, but it's not a terrible story. THis game is objectively better now that mods are out, as any issues Bethesda doesn't fix we the players can, give it a few years and we'll probably see whole expansion level mods. One idea I hope for is a 2nd Colony War mod, which could ideally work by needing a trigger, but this would lock you out of certain quests such as the one in the Altair System as that has UC and FC working together. THe ideal mod would have certain systems as "core worlds" and a bunch of randomly chosen systems the factions would sieze, from there random battle occur with random fleet numbers and you'd have a limited time to join, factions win or lose battle and lose territory, in time launching a massive space and ground battle for the essential location of each faction, ending finally at their capital.
Love starfield. Not everyone's cup of tea and by no means perfect but I love the game. With upcoming dlc it's only gonna get better. But everyone has a right to hate the game.
Like I said at the end of the video, I think i ruined a lot of it for myself because I was expecting Skyrim level of exploration. If I went into without that pre previewed notion I think I would’ve enjoyed it a lot more. Upcoming DLC does look interesting, definitely going to try it out
@@M1zzyMaz hear you my bro.
@@M1zzyMazi expected the same (hence the username) & the first 10 or 20 hours were weird. But, after i got my bearings & started letting starfield show me what it actually was, things changed for the better.
i dont even need to watch the video to say its just utterly hilariously wrong: to be disappointed, you need to have expectations. if you have any expectations in bethesta at all, its your own fault...
I was kinda expecting a Bethesda take on no mans sky, and to be honest that is kinda what we got.
I forgot the game even came out. It’s such a boring game that even with Game Pass nobody plays it. Think about that.
I actually forgot it was on game pass day one😅
No man’s sky is better and it was dog shit when it first came out,but the developers never gave up on it and made it great. Starfield definitely could improve but it’s so damn boring I don’t know how they could fix that.
No man’s sky is a really solid game now just a shame it took so long to get there. I agree I don’t really know my self what they could do😅
@@M1zzyMaz It’s basically fallout in space with a million times more dialogue. What’s not like fallout is exploration,it’s a task to go to planets & explore. Plus I want the ability to kill everyone on there. You know, the simple things.
beyond disappointed with Starfield the half baked game release stood tall, definitely needed at least another year or two in development imo
Still would have sucked, it’s fallout with less features and 1000’s of small maps. Worse NPC and worse story, hardly any identity, boring asthetics. Not futuristic enough.
yeah i sold my xbox cuz of this game
Totally based😂
You can't play the way you want to play. It's not a true RPG, your shoehorned into playing as a do gooder and it's lame!
Stanfield wants to be warframe
Only ever played a little bit of warfare but from what I can remember it was actually quite fun
@M1zzyMaz if you were disappointed w Star field and wanna hop in a space ship n explore planets. Play warframe. N then put the rest of the world on because it's the greatest free to play game of all time :))
This game feels like a Xbox One or PS4 game 😭 like it came out on the heels of Mass Effect 3
Mass effect was actually a good game though😅
@@M1zzyMaz 100% I still replay the whole series to this day. Something I’m sure I won’t do for Starfield