Its funny to me that people cant fathom enjoying a Bethesda game without it having to be the “greatest Bethesda game of all time”. Alot of people rip on Elder Scrolls online but I throughly enjoy that game as well.
yeah, people rip on ESO yet according to a report about a month or two ago (I can't find the podcast that reported this) ESO brings in an average of $15 million per month for Bethesda. Go figure. Skyrim launched with backward flying dragons, bouncing carts, and floating objects. Glitches from hell and it still won Game of The Year. And it's still widely played today! Starfield has been my favorite game so far since its release. I've logged over 800 hours in it, and I haven't even bought the DLC yet. I dont think I'll need it for another 3 or 4 years because I'm STILL finding new locations, new characters, and new stories hidden all over the place! Sure it have flaws, and glitches. What game doesn't at launch these days? It's far from a broken game that wouldn't allow you to complete the main story. And they're constantly patching out the wrinkles as they did with everybody's favorite Skyrim. I honestly think the backlash is because of its exclusivity. But why not those naysayers just play it on PC? If I wanted to gripe on the game, I'd say I wish we could play the cards, gameboards, darts, etc that we find as minigames. Places like Neon should have a casino, and underground gambling should be everywhere. Just go full on Shenmue with how you interact into minigames with things from your surroundings. And secondly, that flashlight needs help when exploring in caves. With all the technology in this game you'd think they would develop a more powerful flashlight to navigate the caves. And lastly, I wish you can travel with more than only one of your companions, and I wish you can communicate and make requests to your companions that are in your ship while you're far off exploring the planet. Otherwise, the game is AMAZING.
I don't get it either. Starfield is my least favorite BGS game. I probably put three hundred hours into it which is only bad when you consider that I put thousands of hours into Oblivion Fallout 3 & and Skyrim. (New Vegas as well but that wasn't BGS)
@@MoreTjeff148 Many people don't really hate on Starfield, but they just point at the obvious: it doesn't have enough content to fill the world it creates. The second point is that the Creation Engine is bouncing off its limits over and over again (loading screen after loading screen, the bubble creation system that generates all these stutters and makes that there's no "seamless" transition between flying and landing), which is pretty annoying. All that pulls the game down somewhat, although personally I still enjoy playing it.
I've put over 1,000 hours into Starfield and the game is amazing. Always discovering something new, always learning new game mechanics, it really is a well made game. Unfortunately, it's too easy to shit on the flavor of the week.
I like the game a lot too. They keep expanding on it. I've been playing it for a year now on and off and I still find new stuff to do. I feel like people take these types of games for granted and their expectations are just too high. Just chill out and play the game. Also funny that the same people who complain about it put hundreds of hours into the game.
I'm a fan of this game as well. Is it perfect. No, of course it isn't but it's more then enjoyable enough to keep me playing it months after I've already completed the main storyline. What I'd like to see from Starfield going forward hopefully is a good economic system that can give more meaning to outpost builds. Maybe you get an exclusive contract from Damois to supply Helium 3 to them or from Taiyo to supply certain metal alloys from one of your outposts or simply add in small businesses you could partner with to sell your goods. At the same time they could fund your operations with new supplies and resources? What if rival companies hire mercenaries like the Ecliptic Mercs to sabotage your operations or The Crimson Fleet begin to attack your cargo ships in space? An Economic Pack could open up new possibilities within the gameand would be a welcoming addition to outpost builds.
With all The issues I’ve had with the game I still come back to it. I was surprised when I saw my total playing time being over 500 hours. It’s a fantastic game that unfortunately needed a few mods to make it great but once you install some mods that personalize the experience to your needs, it becomes the best game I’ve ever played. Keep up the great content!
Starvival addon is essential. It creates a whole new feel for traveling knowing that you have to make sure you have enough fuel for your ship, are well fed, and rested. A lot of Grindterra mods are great as they create variations with the type of POI that spawn on maps. I would search up some videos on UA-cam for immersive mods, they completely change the flow of the game in a good way
People forget that's what Bethesda games are made for, to customize them. The bad reviews came from the base game, and that's all it is, the base to build your own story.
Good stuff, I see Starfield is on sale and i was thinking about getting it. I don't expect to be wowed but I do expect enjoying playing my way and exploring so your review was very reasonable and what I was looking for. Good job!
While it has it's flaws (and many detractors who have this sociopathic need to comment on any positive Starfield video) I have really enjoyed my time with this game. They had the theme in mind of trying to make this semi-realistic with the NASA-punk aesthetic and loads of planets that are empty - as the current Galaxy is. Lush planets that may have more life and barren ones with hostile atmospheres that may only have a base or two. I have teared up a few times when standing on a new world and looking up at the skybox to see a sunrise/ sunset/ blazing stars in an inky sky. I've also spent way too many hours pirating Varuun ships in the Serpentis system so that I can sell them and use the cash to build my dream fleet. Yes - absolutely more POI variety, more meaningful side quests from NPC's, maybe more variety in the temples and the other things you mentioned - but it is far from a bad game and it is fine if I like it and others don't. I'm also starting to dabble in mods and it can open up new facets to this game.
@@skyriminspace Dude they halfassed the bounty hunter questline in the vanilla game, only to sell it to you as a micro transaction for 8 bucks a mission a year later, people have a right to criticize that, i don't understant this blind love for video games, it's just as bad if not worse than the endless hate
@@pilovwithketchup there are some pretty cynical money making attempts in video gaming nowadays. Paid content. Skins etc. It's the world we live in. If you want to know what's happening to gaming now look at what happened to popular music from the 50's onwards. People who don't care about integrity or art, but instead about sales & money, have a huge influence. 2 things: 1) don't blame the devs, don't let it colour your perception of the studio or the game. The attempts to monetise games beyond the initial price of the game is not Todd Howard's or his staff's fault. In fact they're the ones working hard to deliver something meaningful & decent within the workings of that corporate machine. 2) don't play the victim, it doesn't change a thing. They offered both you & I something at a daft price, neither of us bought it, only one of us found something in that to complain about. If it's unacceptable just check out tiny indie studios instead I guess. I like bethesda's games.
The biggest problem with starfield seems to be that Bethesda didn't seek permission from each & every fan of their older games before heading in a new direction. 😂
A honest review. Thank you!!!. I love starfield and so does my husband. We cant stop playing it. I'll play another game one night and jump right back to starfield the next. Im hooked. Yes there are some annoying things especially on the xbox x. It crashes a lot. I fixed it by getting it on steam. I still pkay the xbox version as well but the pc version is very stable for me. The loading screens dont bother me. I love looking at the night sky on each planet. It's just fun. Thanks for the honest review.
What i also love ist the way NG+ is intergrated into the Game. Could it be more? Sure, but it is engaging enought for me to say i want to do it way different this time.
Ya i love the game too, and the poi criticism is the only one that I agree with. Apart from that, the rest of the " valid criticisms" it gets just feel like despo hate comments 😂
I enjoy it well enough. I'm not sure why some people say it's a broken mess. I've only really encountered one bug so far, where my buildings at an outpost disappeared. Aside from that, I haven't noticed any issues. I've enjoyed the quests so far. Not super deep, as you said, but enough there to keep me curious and interested. Overall, I am happy with the game, and look forward to completing it.
I think it’s cause hate videos snowballed to a point where the idea of the game from all the haters who jumped on is so full of over exaggerations and straight up lies that it has just created a fake idea of it in these peoples heads.
Most important, and I believe most difficult will be to update the main cities outskirts. They simply did not create enough art and a world to make New Atlantis too different from Akila, Cydonia etc. They only have a small list of assets to work with and no backup concept art to draw inspiration from. So artists are limited until they approve some official concept art. That is where we step in, we can suggest it in their official channels at least, or make some and and share it in hopes it inspires them.
@ lol I have the difficulty on hard-very hard. Because otherwise I literally never die and it’s too easy. And just like in Skyrim when I get rag dolled. It makes me laugh so hard and think of when a giant gets you in Skyrim! Literally looks exactly the same!
@@lien3Productions_ALiEn2368 ah great memories! I tried playing skyrim just before starfield came out. Man it was like trying to get back together with an ex. Best just left in the past & try & remember the good bits. 😄
I’ve played No Man’s Sky, Elite Dangerous, Eve Online, just started Mass Effect. I love Starfield over all of them. Yes, it has issues, but all games have them. Mass Effect’s story and lore may be greater(for now), but the graphics, gameplay, and SHIPBUILDING🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 can’t be beat.
It's funny how haters think any one saying this game is good has to be Todd or a Bethesda employee, like they ain't got other shit to do. ...... Man i wonder how the hell you get ahead in life
@@MoreTjeff148 yea. I'm just saying I saw it on another planet .it was run by a woman tho. Idk if I saw it again. It took me by surprise because it was different for sure.
Personally space games are some of my favorites to play. I have played most of them , from Stellaris to Star Citizen. Unfortunately Starfield just did not cut it for me. I love Elder Scrolls, and like Fallout, but to me Starfield was like the Bethesda formula, with none of the heart. It just felt empty and hollow to me. The companions were just absolutely uninteresting and annoying to be around. Inventory management was a nightmare, and trying to sell things off or buy ammo was a headache inducing nightmare. Sitting and waiting for them to restock over and over to get an adequate amount of resources was not fun. Obviously the body 1 and 2 were also just another annoying frustration for me personally. I do not hate people for enjoying this game but I do not personally like it at all. Gave you a thumbs up because having a different opinion from mine is not a reason to give a thumbs down.
To make a video titled "Starfield is amazing" and get more thumbs down than up is wild AF! I am a person who steers far away from the monstrosity of SF yet I still clicked as I have to watch what you say.
Must be his rig or the vids fault, cause the game runs exceptionally smooth with fsr3 frame gen and looks good too. In fact I think Starfield is the only game to really master anti aliasing
If you love it already, you'll find it amazing after adding a few mods. ^^ Every Bethesda game looks always much better with mods... From my point of view... Anyway have a good trip...
@@OwnerGriffin108 Never used Instagram or Tik tok, any other clever ideas then?,.. All other major big open world games, have learned to stream the data to next area while playing, so you don't encounter loading screens anymore,.. I could go on and on, about the shitty story, the DEI infested NPCs of the game, the dead planets, with nothing to do, except running from your ship to the next, (identical-copy/paste) outpost, all loot spawning in the exact same places,.. etc. etc. Its clear, that whoever used to make good games at Bethesda/Ubi/gearbox etc. don't work there anymore, and only pathetic activists, larping as game Devs, are left to carry the torch.
@ Just wanted to get my views by shtting on Starfield on my last one. Didn't expect the actual review (this one) to be performing the way it has been though.
Oh no someone said something nice about starfield online, you can cry about it in the comment sections of the many hate videos you got your opinion from, and while you are doing that just let people enjoy a good game.
30% of the game is great, the faction stories, the main quest and even the story elements they did to introduce a new game plus, even gameplay feels relatively good, so ill say 40% The other 60% though, poorly implemented dynamic generation of the galaxy creating too many look alike POI's, a Space adventure that somehow manages to remove all the possible joy of an actual space fantasy by creating little encapsulated landing zones that are explorable, not allowing us to fly in low orbit and too many planets with little to no reward for exploring. An over reliance on Radiant or Dymamic quests, this was inteoduced in Skyrim for the dark brotherhood, thieves guild and tavern keepers, it worked slightly better in skyrim with the variety but still lacked the personal touch and creativity of random missions youd stumble upon in Oblivion or Fallout 3/New Vegas. I've put roughly 80 hours into starfield, its a good game, worth a playthrough, just dont expect it to keep your interest like Skyrim, it will quickly burn out after the main quest and few faction quests.
I wonder y you haters click on vids of people enjoying something y'all hate. There are plenty of hate vids for this game, get your fucking ass over there, and hate to your heart's content. That's the only way y'all feel noticed
Nah your the one copeing, you couldn’t stand someone praising a good game and so you had to come and leave your stupid little comment to try and feel better about your opinion haha
every game has its flaws. I'm sorry if you do not like something, but other people might. ex. Minecraft has pixel graphics, little to no physics, and no real goal yet it's the best selling game of all time. 🤷
>"Starfield" lets you do what you want, how you want, and that’s where its magic lies Ok but what if I want to experience a well written questline? What if I want gunplay thats better than fallout 4? What if I want to shoot an npc in the face to solve a quest (Paradiso specifically)? What if I want to travel from planet to planet without experiencing a loading screen every few seconds? What if I wanted an actual reason to do pirate shit and steal ships? What if I wanted to explore dungeons that had actual intent behind their placement on a world? You cant just say something lets you do what you want, when it wont actually let you do the shit you want
1. Subjective 2. Arguable 3. Illegal 4. Technically doable if you hold forward for a couple days 5. Money? 6. Literal complaint I had I believe you are right in a way about this, but I must emphasize that this is not an objective review. Many people will disagree with this perspective, and that is perfectly fine. It’s essential to recognize that individuals perceive things differently, and this variance in perception arises from the complexity of the human brain. Each person is equipped with their unique experiences, preferences, and biases, which shape their opinions and beliefs. There should never be any form of blind following when it comes to subjective matters like video games, art, or literature. Every opinion that one holds should be rooted in personal belief and reflection, even if that belief is shaped by external influences. It’s crucial for individuals to engage with their thoughts and feelings critically. So, let’s entertain a few hypothetical scenarios. What if I claimed that Fallout 4 was a bad game? What if I argued that the gunplay mechanics in Fallout 4 weren’t superior to those found in Starfield? Perhaps I could suggest that the quest lines in Fallout 4 are less engaging, or that having a voiced main character in a Bethesda game feels out of place. Moreover, what if I stated that many of Skyrim’s quests are as shallow as those in Starfield? Now, I’m not asserting that these are my actual feelings, but these hypothetical opinions do exist. It would be strange to alter one’s opinions simply based on what is deemed "popular" or widely accepted unless there is a moral imperative to do so. After all, this is a video game we’re discussing here, a medium that is meant to be enjoyed and critiqued from various angles. I understand your perspective, and I see the point you are trying to make. I can agree with you on some aspects, but ultimately, those opinions are yours, just as mine are mine. Our individual viewpoints can coexist in this vast landscape of gaming discourse.
Its funny to me that people cant fathom enjoying a Bethesda game without it having to be the “greatest Bethesda game of all time”. Alot of people rip on Elder Scrolls online but I throughly enjoy that game as well.
I don't need it to be the best game ever. I just find it boring and soulless
yeah, people rip on ESO yet according to a report about a month or two ago (I can't find the podcast that reported this) ESO brings in an average of $15 million per month for Bethesda. Go figure.
Skyrim launched with backward flying dragons, bouncing carts, and floating objects. Glitches from hell and it still won Game of The Year. And it's still widely played today!
Starfield has been my favorite game so far since its release. I've logged over 800 hours in it, and I haven't even bought the DLC yet. I dont think I'll need it for another 3 or 4 years because I'm STILL finding new locations, new characters, and new stories hidden all over the place! Sure it have flaws, and glitches. What game doesn't at launch these days? It's far from a broken game that wouldn't allow you to complete the main story. And they're constantly patching out the wrinkles as they did with everybody's favorite Skyrim.
I honestly think the backlash is because of its exclusivity. But why not those naysayers just play it on PC?
If I wanted to gripe on the game, I'd say I wish we could play the cards, gameboards, darts, etc that we find as minigames. Places like Neon should have a casino, and underground gambling should be everywhere. Just go full on Shenmue with how you interact into minigames with things from your surroundings.
And secondly, that flashlight needs help when exploring in caves. With all the technology in this game you'd think they would develop a more powerful flashlight to navigate the caves.
And lastly, I wish you can travel with more than only one of your companions, and I wish you can communicate and make requests to your companions that are in your ship while you're far off exploring the planet.
Otherwise, the game is AMAZING.
Who has a gun to your head forcing you to say this 💩? The game is total bonfire trash
@@OnceDead95 You should play the game.
I don't get it either. Starfield is my least favorite BGS game. I probably put three hundred hours into it which is only bad when you consider that I put thousands of hours into Oblivion Fallout 3 & and Skyrim. (New Vegas as well but that wasn't BGS)
Wow, someone saying nice things about Starfield. Thank you.
Welcome! It’s been quite the trend to hate on Starfield so I just wanted to be honest on how I felt.
@@MoreTjeff148 Many people don't really hate on Starfield, but they just point at the obvious: it doesn't have enough content to fill the world it creates. The second point is that the Creation Engine is bouncing off its limits over and over again (loading screen after loading screen, the bubble creation system that generates all these stutters and makes that there's no "seamless" transition between flying and landing), which is pretty annoying.
All that pulls the game down somewhat, although personally I still enjoy playing it.
It is a fun game for sure! Plus the ship building is miles better than any other game out there and the graphics are phenomenal and good combat.
I've put over 1,000 hours into Starfield and the game is amazing. Always discovering something new, always learning new game mechanics, it really is a well made game. Unfortunately, it's too easy to shit on the flavor of the week.
I like the game a lot too. They keep expanding on it. I've been playing it for a year now on and off and I still find new stuff to do. I feel like people take these types of games for granted and their expectations are just too high. Just chill out and play the game. Also funny that the same people who complain about it put hundreds of hours into the game.
I agree, I really liked this game, in spite of its flaws.
I'm a fan of this game as well. Is it perfect. No, of course it isn't but it's more then enjoyable enough to keep me playing it months after I've already completed the main storyline. What I'd like to see from Starfield going forward hopefully is a good economic system that can give more meaning to outpost builds. Maybe you get an exclusive contract from Damois to supply Helium 3 to them or from Taiyo to supply certain metal alloys from one of your outposts or simply add in small businesses you could partner with to sell your goods. At the same time they could fund your operations with new supplies and resources? What if rival companies hire mercenaries like the Ecliptic Mercs to sabotage your operations or The Crimson Fleet begin to attack your cargo ships in space? An Economic Pack could open up new possibilities within the gameand would be a welcoming addition to outpost builds.
With all The issues I’ve had with the game I still come back to it. I was surprised when I saw my total playing time being over 500 hours. It’s a fantastic game that unfortunately needed a few mods to make it great but once you install some mods that personalize the experience to your needs, it becomes the best game I’ve ever played. Keep up the great content!
I personally don't use mods but I'm glad you've been enjoying it. May I ask what mods you use?
Starvival addon is essential. It creates a whole new feel for traveling knowing that you have to make sure you have enough fuel for your ship, are well fed, and rested. A lot of Grindterra mods are great as they create variations with the type of POI that spawn on maps. I would search up some videos on UA-cam for immersive mods, they completely change the flow of the game in a good way
People forget that's what Bethesda games are made for, to customize them. The bad reviews came from the base game, and that's all it is, the base to build your own story.
Good stuff, I see Starfield is on sale and i was thinking about getting it. I don't expect to be wowed but I do expect enjoying playing my way and exploring so your review was very reasonable and what I was looking for. Good job!
Make a new email account, get a $1 game pass Ultimate subscription. Play it and give it a very good effort, you'll enjoy it
While it has it's flaws (and many detractors who have this sociopathic need to comment on any positive Starfield video) I have really enjoyed my time with this game.
They had the theme in mind of trying to make this semi-realistic with the NASA-punk aesthetic and loads of planets that are empty - as the current Galaxy is.
Lush planets that may have more life and barren ones with hostile atmospheres that may only have a base or two.
I have teared up a few times when standing on a new world and looking up at the skybox to see a sunrise/ sunset/ blazing stars in an inky sky.
I've also spent way too many hours pirating Varuun ships in the Serpentis system so that I can sell them and use the cash to build my dream fleet.
Yes - absolutely more POI variety, more meaningful side quests from NPC's, maybe more variety in the temples and the other things you mentioned - but it is far from a bad game and it is fine if I like it and others don't.
I'm also starting to dabble in mods and it can open up new facets to this game.
100%.
Legit pfp too! ❤
Thanks to UA-cam for giving me your video because I've just returned to starfield and been searching starfield again. This is surprisingly deep
I'm just happy that someone is actually saying something positive about starfield instead of slandering it
Felt the same too!
Its not slander if its true.
@@lb2180yeah but it's not "true" if it's a subjective opinion.
@@skyriminspace Dude they halfassed the bounty hunter questline in the vanilla game, only to sell it to you as a micro transaction for 8 bucks a mission a year later, people have a right to criticize that, i don't understant this blind love for video games, it's just as bad if not worse than the endless hate
@@pilovwithketchup there are some pretty cynical money making attempts in video gaming nowadays. Paid content. Skins etc.
It's the world we live in. If you want to know what's happening to gaming now look at what happened to popular music from the 50's onwards.
People who don't care about integrity or art, but instead about sales & money, have a huge influence.
2 things:
1) don't blame the devs, don't let it colour your perception of the studio or the game. The attempts to monetise games beyond the initial price of the game is not Todd Howard's or his staff's fault.
In fact they're the ones working hard to deliver something meaningful & decent within the workings of that corporate machine.
2) don't play the victim, it doesn't change a thing.
They offered both you & I something at a daft price, neither of us bought it, only one of us found something in that to complain about.
If it's unacceptable just check out tiny indie studios instead I guess. I like bethesda's games.
I've been having a great time playing since it started.
The biggest problem with starfield seems to be that Bethesda didn't seek permission from each & every fan of their older games before heading in a new direction. 😂
This is such an amazing quote ❤
A honest review. Thank you!!!. I love starfield and so does my husband. We cant stop playing it. I'll play another game one night and jump right back to starfield the next. Im hooked. Yes there are some annoying things especially on the xbox x. It crashes a lot. I fixed it by getting it on steam. I still pkay the xbox version as well but the pc version is very stable for me. The loading screens dont bother me. I love looking at the night sky on each planet. It's just fun. Thanks for the honest review.
That must be something specific to your Xbox, because on my Series X Starfield almost never crashes.
I’m on Series S and I’ve probably only experienced a crash when the game was new. Performance issues probably are a user-specific thing
What i also love ist the way NG+ is intergrated into the Game. Could it be more? Sure, but it is engaging enought for me to say i want to do it way different this time.
1700 hours in, on my third character now, gone through Unity at least 30 times in total. Still play the game and enjoy it immensely!
Its a great game. Have 2k hours worth. I'll pick it up again in a few month. 🍻
I love the game too I just hate the lack of POI diversity. It is sooo desperately needed to make the game so much more fun to explore.
A lot of mods out there try to fix that, I know it’s not part of the vanilla game but it seriously helps this issue
Ya i love the game too, and the poi criticism is the only one that I agree with. Apart from that, the rest of the " valid criticisms" it gets just feel like despo hate comments 😂
Whats poi
@DanteLane-g8h point of interest
I enjoy it well enough. I'm not sure why some people say it's a broken mess. I've only really encountered one bug so far, where my buildings at an outpost disappeared. Aside from that, I haven't noticed any issues. I've enjoyed the quests so far. Not super deep, as you said, but enough there to keep me curious and interested. Overall, I am happy with the game, and look forward to completing it.
I think it’s cause hate videos snowballed to a point where the idea of the game from all the haters who jumped on is so full of over exaggerations and straight up lies that it has just created a fake idea of it in these peoples heads.
Greatest Review ever, I’m subscribing!
Estou jogando este jogo sem parar há vários meses, quem não entendeu esse jogo e não gostou é pq não foi a fundo, um jogo incrível e único.
I enjoy the game, and still play it.
I completely agree 👍 🤝 👏 💯 🙌 👌
This seems to be much better received than your Starfield Is Terrible video! Good Job!
You should do a No Man's Sky review as well!
Don't expect it or anything, but I'll get to it if I'm able to! 👍
Most important, and I believe most difficult will be to update the main cities outskirts. They simply did not create enough art and a world to make New Atlantis too different from Akila, Cydonia etc. They only have a small list of assets to work with and no backup concept art to draw inspiration from.
So artists are limited until they approve some official concept art. That is where we step in, we can suggest it in their official channels at least, or make some and and share it in hopes it inspires them.
Hey.. I agree.
Some people expected Bethesda to literally SHATTER Space or something.
Skyrim and Starfield. My two favorite games.
It's got the same magic, the same DNA.
@ lol I have the difficulty on hard-very hard. Because otherwise I literally never die and it’s too easy. And just like in Skyrim when I get rag dolled. It makes me laugh so hard and think of when a giant gets you in Skyrim! Literally looks exactly the same!
@@lien3Productions_ALiEn2368 ah great memories!
I tried playing skyrim just before starfield came out. Man it was like trying to get back together with an ex. Best just left in the past & try & remember the good bits. 😄
brueh when you said the first sentence i cracked haha
I’ve played No Man’s Sky, Elite Dangerous, Eve Online, just started Mass Effect. I love Starfield over all of them.
Yes, it has issues, but all games have them.
Mass Effect’s story and lore may be greater(for now), but the graphics, gameplay, and SHIPBUILDING🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 can’t be beat.
I'll let the views speak for themselves
This voice AI is getting good. Nice one Todd.
It's funny how haters think any one saying this game is good has to be Todd or a Bethesda employee, like they ain't got other shit to do. ...... Man i wonder how the hell you get ahead in life
@@amitansurkar1769 Man I wonder how you get through life without a sense of humor.
@@hiddendragon415 oh so you think you got a good sence of humor..... Now that's funny 🤣
@@amitansurkar1769 You judging humor is even funnier
@@hiddendragon415 well..... How the hell does one know, that they got a good sense of humor..... When someone JUDGES their sense or humor, genius
Yesssssss my guy
Agreed - For this you get my like and a subscribe!
Well put
I saw this outpost on another planet
There’s definitely a problem with POI variance but I wanted to share this one as I’ve personally never seen it before
@@MoreTjeff148 yea. I'm just saying I saw it on another planet .it was run by a woman tho. Idk if I saw it again. It took me by surprise because it was different for sure.
Starfield is good if you are plaing it with mods, just like Skyrim. Of course, there are some people who like Skyrim without mods, but no thanks.
Honest video.
The only complain I got is they could use better AI and better ship weapon balance.
I'm not sure about this game, but then, I've only played 100 hours.
Maybe it'll grow on me. 😉
Loading screens, menu labyrinths and the crappiest grind to find decent weapons and never ending bullet sponge enemies. But I like it anyway. 🤪
Personally space games are some of my favorites to play. I have played most of them , from Stellaris to Star Citizen. Unfortunately Starfield just did not cut it for me. I love Elder Scrolls, and like Fallout, but to me Starfield was like the Bethesda formula, with none of the heart. It just felt empty and hollow to me. The companions were just absolutely uninteresting and annoying to be around. Inventory management was a nightmare, and trying to sell things off or buy ammo was a headache inducing nightmare. Sitting and waiting for them to restock over and over to get an adequate amount of resources was not fun. Obviously the body 1 and 2 were also just another annoying frustration for me personally. I do not hate people for enjoying this game but I do not personally like it at all. Gave you a thumbs up because having a different opinion from mine is not a reason to give a thumbs down.
How dare you enjoy a game that the PC bros and content creator fiends told you not to enjoy!
To make a video titled "Starfield is amazing" and get more thumbs down than up is wild AF! I am a person who steers far away from the monstrosity of SF yet I still clicked as I have to watch what you say.
You guys must love Emil Pagliarulo.
I don’t like how he acts like he’s perfect or whatever but I don’t think he’s “bad”. Would rather do without him though.
notice all the crazy frame drops......
Must be his rig or the vids fault, cause the game runs exceptionally smooth with fsr3 frame gen and looks good too. In fact I think Starfield is the only game to really master anti aliasing
Ryzen cpus currently have real bad frame drops.
Series S + live stream recording for clips + Bethesda removing the Visuals @ 60FPS mode for no reason.
If you love it already, you'll find it amazing after adding a few mods. ^^
Every Bethesda game looks always much better with mods...
From my point of view...
Anyway have a good trip...
Every now and then someone in the world reminds me that there are indeed people out there that legitimately enjoy the taste of feces.
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Thats good you are not alone on that boat lol but that isnt healthy for you.
10 seconds in I’m gonna say cap
I read your post and I'm gonna say "U iz duh Ghey Bruh"
Starfield is amazing🤣🤡
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@MoreTjeff148 every click matters🤣👍
The loading screens, is what killed it for me.
Instagram brain rot ruined your attention span I see
@@OwnerGriffin108 Never used Instagram or Tik tok, any other clever ideas then?,..
All other major big open world games, have learned to stream the data to next area while playing, so you don't encounter loading screens anymore,..
I could go on and on, about the shitty story, the DEI infested NPCs of the game, the dead planets, with nothing to do, except running from your ship to the next, (identical-copy/paste) outpost, all loot spawning in the exact same places,.. etc. etc.
Its clear, that whoever used to make good games at Bethesda/Ubi/gearbox etc.
don't work there anymore, and only pathetic activists, larping as game Devs, are left to carry the torch.
Can you see other online players land there ships and interact with them yet
@@flyersluver4eva Starfield is a single player game.
This is a prime example of someone who had too high expectations they created
Hot take!
This game is far from amazing. It’s a boring depressing empty feeling pos of a game.
Then you might enjoy the last video I made: ua-cam.com/video/fjoNCdE9S9Q/v-deo.htmlsi=YnLWmfpzGeMocXvU
@@MoreTjeff148 playing both sides I see. Is this a sting operation?
@ Just wanted to get my views by shtting on Starfield on my last one. Didn't expect the actual review (this one) to be performing the way it has been though.
If it is to him you cannot tell him it is not.....y'all act like people can't like things that you don't like... You probably haven't even played it
Oh no someone said something nice about starfield online, you can cry about it in the comment sections of the many hate videos you got your opinion from, and while you are doing that just let people enjoy a good game.
Copefield 💀
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@MoreTjeff148 Didn't needed to. The title saved me the hustle so thank you too.
30% of the game is great, the faction stories, the main quest and even the story elements they did to introduce a new game plus, even gameplay feels relatively good, so ill say 40%
The other 60% though, poorly implemented dynamic generation of the galaxy creating too many look alike POI's,
a Space adventure that somehow manages to remove all the possible joy of an actual space fantasy by creating little encapsulated landing zones that are explorable, not allowing us to fly in low orbit and too many planets with little to no reward for exploring.
An over reliance on Radiant or Dymamic quests, this was inteoduced in Skyrim for the dark brotherhood, thieves guild and tavern keepers, it worked slightly better in skyrim with the variety but still lacked the personal touch and creativity of random missions youd stumble upon in Oblivion or Fallout 3/New Vegas.
I've put roughly 80 hours into starfield, its a good game, worth a playthrough, just dont expect it to keep your interest like Skyrim, it will quickly burn out after the main quest and few faction quests.
have a ship, has so run 999 miles every planet. its a desert, land next to the objective
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loved it too but it lacks soul, it's kinda bland and generic, companions are lame etc...
And those are fair complaints. Doesn’t have to be “perfect” to like it.
Maybe to you, but damn to me this game has so much soul
Yeah starfield has a lot of soul & passion to it if you're not too busy focusing on the flaws.
Classic way to ruin anything in life btw.
I have put over 1500 hours into this game. I am very disappointed. Only things worth playing is the shipbuilding
@@OnceDead95 what made you keep playing for that long?
I love this game & I've barely done 500hrs. Something does not add up.... 😂
it's a broken mess of a game but I do enjoy it.
I wonder y you haters click on vids of people enjoying something y'all hate. There are plenty of hate vids for this game, get your fucking ass over there, and hate to your heart's content. That's the only way y'all feel noticed
Typical Bethesda 😅
Cope
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Nah your the one copeing, you couldn’t stand someone praising a good game and so you had to come and leave your stupid little comment to try and feel better about your opinion haha
I can smell the Copium from here. 🏴☠
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@@MoreTjeff148 You're welcome. How's the swimming mechanics now when you jump into the water?
@ not great
@@MoreTjeff148 Had a feeling.
every game has its flaws. I'm sorry if you do not like something, but other people might. ex. Minecraft has pixel graphics, little to no physics, and no real goal yet it's the best selling game of all time. 🤷
Amazing-ly sterile.
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>"Starfield" lets you do what you want, how you want, and that’s where its magic lies
Ok but what if I want to experience a well written questline? What if I want gunplay thats better than fallout 4? What if I want to shoot an npc in the face to solve a quest (Paradiso specifically)? What if I want to travel from planet to planet without experiencing a loading screen every few seconds? What if I wanted an actual reason to do pirate shit and steal ships? What if I wanted to explore dungeons that had actual intent behind their placement on a world?
You cant just say something lets you do what you want, when it wont actually let you do the shit you want
1. Subjective
2. Arguable
3. Illegal
4. Technically doable if you hold forward for a couple days
5. Money?
6. Literal complaint I had
I believe you are right in a way about this, but I must emphasize that this is not an objective review. Many people will disagree with this perspective, and that is perfectly fine. It’s essential to recognize that individuals perceive things differently, and this variance in perception arises from the complexity of the human brain. Each person is equipped with their unique experiences, preferences, and biases, which shape their opinions and beliefs. There should never be any form of blind following when it comes to subjective matters like video games, art, or literature. Every opinion that one holds should be rooted in personal belief and reflection, even if that belief is shaped by external influences. It’s crucial for individuals to engage with their thoughts and feelings critically.
So, let’s entertain a few hypothetical scenarios. What if I claimed that Fallout 4 was a bad game? What if I argued that the gunplay mechanics in Fallout 4 weren’t superior to those found in Starfield? Perhaps I could suggest that the quest lines in Fallout 4 are less engaging, or that having a voiced main character in a Bethesda game feels out of place. Moreover, what if I stated that many of Skyrim’s quests are as shallow as those in Starfield? Now, I’m not asserting that these are my actual feelings, but these hypothetical opinions do exist. It would be strange to alter one’s opinions simply based on what is deemed "popular" or widely accepted unless there is a moral imperative to do so.
After all, this is a video game we’re discussing here, a medium that is meant to be enjoyed and critiqued from various angles. I understand your perspective, and I see the point you are trying to make. I can agree with you on some aspects, but ultimately, those opinions are yours, just as mine are mine. Our individual viewpoints can coexist in this vast landscape of gaming discourse.
Bruh it lets you do what you want within reasonable limits haha but no seriously this is a stupid comment on your part
@@OwnerGriffin108 i can't believe having a good story is outside of reasonable limits
@@jamesgregory3169having a good story is subjective.
@@skyriminspace Is it really subjective if thats the main complaint people had?
F this game.
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