Is starfield OUTDATED and OVERRATED? | MotherGoose reacts to Doktor Skipper
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Well well well, time for another reaction video, today we will be taking a look a video titled "Starfield is OUTDATED and OVERRATED" by Doktor Skipper.
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Starfield is the first new universe in over 25 years from Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Fallout 4. In this next generation role-playing game set amongst the stars, create any character you want and explore with unparalleled freedom as you embark on an epic journey to answer humanity’s greatest mystery.
In the year 2330, humanity has ventured beyond our solar system, settling new planets, and living as a spacefaring people. You will join Constellation - the last group of space explorers seeking rare artifacts throughout the galaxy - and navigate the vast expanse of space in Bethesda Game Studios’ biggest and most ambitious game.
Tell Your story
In Starfield the most important story is the one you tell with your character. Start your journey by customizing your appearance and deciding your Background and Traits. Will you be an experienced explorer, a charming diplomat, a stealthy cyber runner, or something else entirely? The choice is yours. Decide who you will be and what you will become.
Explore Outer Space
Venture through the stars and explore more than 1000 planets. Navigate bustling cities, explore dangerous bases, and traverse wild landscapes. Meet and recruit a memorable cast of characters, join in the adventures of various factions, and embark on quests across the Settled Systems. A new story or experience is always waiting to be discovered.
Captain the Ship Of Your Dreams
Pilot and command the ship of your dreams. Personalize the look of your ship, modify critical systems including weapons and shields, and assign crew members to provide unique bonuses. In deep space you will engage in high-stakes dogfights, encounter random missions, dock at star stations, and even board and commandeer enemy ships to add to your collection.
Discover, Collect, Build
Explore planets and discover the fauna, flora, and resources needed to craft everything from medicine and food to equipment and weapons. Build outposts and hire a crew to passively extract materials and establish cargo links to transfer resources between them. Invest these raw materials into research projects to unlock unique crafting recipes.
Lock and Load
Space can be a dangerous place. A refined combat system gives you the tools to deal with any situation. Whether you prefer long-range rifles, laser weapons, or demolitions, each weapon type can be modified to complement your playstyle. Zero G environments add a chaotic spectacle to combat, while boost packs give players freedom to maneuver like never before.
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Do you agree with Doktor Skipper that Starfield is Outdated? and if so why?
I think 2 and a half hours was little much for a 40 minute video
Listen hoborion you asked for it😂😂😂
I don't agree with him he's just another long line of haters towards Star Field it's pretty much everyone's punching bag for clickbait
Yeah! I think he made some valid points overall, but also other points he either seemed misinformed, or was exaggerating to make the game seem worse than it was
Absolutely. It would've been outdated even in 2015.
Yes, is the answer. It is a decent game, a 5-6 out of 10.
Literally every major reviewer has put it in 7/10
@@night6724Dude, it’s a 6 out of 10.
If you like this game you should consider therapy
Simple as that
Ppl still cant comprehend that developers take you for a fool
Even if presented with facts straight up "UPGRADE YOUR PC LOL IT'S OPTIMIZED"
nice try todd
100$ gaming right here
Man I don't know after playing other games it's REALLY hard to like Starfield - it feels so insanely under-baked and lazy - it's like they let procedural generation create the entire game and then barely touched it up. Quests are bland and/or downright don't make sense, ship combat is super simplistic click and hold, the leveling and skill system is frustrating because it's both level gated AND tier-gated plus about 70% of skills are near useless filler, crafting is WORSE because it's level gated, tier-gated, AND you have to do mindless dump resources in the trashcan for no reason to "research" the privilege to put a barrel on your gun, you can't scrap junk for crafting, you can't pull mods off of guns like other bethesda games,, the exploration is non-existent - hey look everything is already explored and it's the SAME DAMN SCIENCE FACILITY OR CAVE ON EVERY PLANET, the main story line quest is a 2 minute nothing burger string of fetch quests written by an 8 year old, , the magic powers are just the same dragon shouts from skyrim, 99% of ALL enemies in the game are the same generic space suit guy....literally every single system and sub-system in this game feels like a bland copy-paste from a different better game, as if Bethesda spent 7 years in an office staring at an idea board, and then 2 weeks before launch went OH SH** slap some copy pasted crap together and ship it! I realized like 95% of my game play I was frustrated and bored, I quit looting entirely, exploring sucks, looting sucks, combat A.I. sucks, like just literally everything sucks. SIGHHHH
Sorry, had to dislike the video and cut it short. The fact that you think starfield is a good game but you couldn't get into skyrim, fallout or witcher 3 just tells me all I need to know about your video game opinions.
The most interesting thing I find here is that I disagree with every opinion you have.
Ok but your comment made me laugh more than it should have😂
Starfield is the only Bethesda game I’ve ever quit. Thousands of hours in the other titles but couldn’t get past 12 hours in starfield. I was so massively bored while playing that I kept stopping to do dishes and laundry IRL because I thought that was more fun. I think a fair score would be a 3.5/10
Starfield is very outdated in the matter of the fact that the game design, its low quality quest, and uneventful story writings make you feel stupid.
White other RPGs are immersive and thematic, Starfield makes you feel the same old sandbox since you were a child. Need a helping hand and text galore to guide you around the game.
The industry standard have moved past beyond Bethesda's game design.
Yes… It’s boring and outdated. Case in point… Parts of the game that are supposed tense where guns could be drawn if the conversation goes the wrong way fail to provide tension and end up seeming like casual conversations. The characters faces are soulless and don’t show any expression in those situations other than their “angry” eyebrows. The loading screen situation is outdated.
Watching the video… all the “that’s fair, but it doesn’t bother me” is hilarious. Kept me laughing. Glad ppl like the game, but it could’ve been better if they went the route of making the game immersive and fun.
Less NASA and leaning more towards Guardians of the Galaxy would’ve given the game something new and fresh outside the Bethesda mold.
That’s fair, I personally love the NASA punk aesthetic, I think it’s something we haven’t gotten a lot of in media
@@mothergoose275 I keep hearing ppl use that phrase “NASA Punk”. I get the NASA part, but didn’t get the punk part. Imo… it’s more NASA TREK. I feel adding the term punk leans it towards cool or trendy. It doesn’t hit those marks for me. It goes more in the Star Trek (Capt Kirk) direction.
So NASA punk is a term that Bethesda used in their marketing, it’s not supposed to be like cool or trendy more so like a nasa version of steampunk if that makes sense
@@mothergoose275 yeah. Marketing ploy. Didn’t deliver on that one.
I agree when I first heard of starifield back in the leak days I expected intelligent alien life alongside humans like proper hard-core si fi but i think (and hope) future games will be set further in the future where humans have spread out in the universe more and there are aliens and all that crazy sci fi stuff that we want from a space rpg. Other alien factions and stuff would be great. This game is a promising start to something I hope
IMO Starfield is the WORST game ever made. Its so boring... and soulless... this game was made to be as inoffensive as possible. There is nothing thought provoking in it. The writing s*cks balls. The main Story is a gigantic boring fetchquest. The gameplay is somehow even more dumbed down and the npcs are a even bigger bulletsponges than fo4. it boggles my mind how anyone can enjoy this SLOP. Starfield offends me as a gamer.
Dang even worse than Gollum and Redfall?
@@mothergoose275 Yes absolutely, lmao. Even my PC with an i9 12900k & 4090 struggled to run this game. You literally need a 4000$$$ PC to run this at 60FPS and the game already looks dated. WORST game ever.
Well if that’s how you feel more power to you! I on the other hand think it may actually be my favorite game of all time
@@mothergoose275 I respect your right to enjoy SF! I guess that I'm not the target audience for some gaming companies anymore(Bethesda) . I really enjoy writing that pushes the medium forward like for example the writing in F:NV did. That game gave me the player the freedom to do whatever i liked. From being a good guy, a bad guy or everything in between. SF is terribly dull for a game that dares to call itself a RPG. Enjoy your slop gamer! :D
You know what I will enjoy my slop😂
5/10 game
I think what creates this rough division between people that love that game and the people who hate it, is this emptiness on the planets and this feeling that you are not truly exploring a planet, but really small (in comparison to the size of a planet) maps. Not everyone can appreciate just walking through a terrain with the landscape being the only main attraction.
I agree 100% when you state that it’s impossible to create 1000 planets hand crafted with the same level of detail and things to do as the maps in games like RDR or Elden Ring, reason why I think people, at least, disliked this game, myself included. I rather have one huge handcrafted map, like RDR’s, crossable by train, horse or any mean of transportation, that feels connected, cohesive and alive, with no destructive loading screens or stuff that could damage that immersion, plus a strong well-tended main story with interesting characters and side quest that would force me to explore most of what the map has to offer.
But thats my opinion.
That’s fair! I think it’s just a different style and I’m totally okay with it it, but I do think maybe they should have been more clear about it not being an open world game if that makes sense. I like that we are getting a variety of games, I think that creates more diversity and a better gaming landscape as a whole
@@mothergoose275 Well that's another reason why people who disliked the game are hating on BGS. They promised total freedom for exploring planets and what we ended up getting were invisible walls.
Have you ever hit one of these walls though? I’ve played almost 200 hours and haven’t hit one of these walls once
@@mothergoose275 Yes, but only when I wanted to know where they are located. I would never reach one if I were to play seriously. But thats not because its one of those false promises that aren't really that problematic but because it gets extremely boring when all you can do to traverse the map is walk/run or use a jet pack since there is not a single vehicle that would make exploring the map not a complete boring never-ending nightmare. The fact that you (or I in my serious runs) never encountered one is a clear sign that you haven't truly explored not even a single planet, simply because this invisible walls are just a couple of KMS separate in between.
I wouldn’t say it means I haven’t explored a planet, I’ve spent hours exploring just a single planet. And I may have even gotten close to the boundaries, but when you’re just running from one poi to another, or farming aliens or materials, or scanning things and actually playing the game these borders aren’t really an issue at least for me. But I can see why people would want vehicles
I enjoyed the main quest, but honestly it lacked something. Like, there would've been a more compelling reason to collect artifacts; a lore-based way of finding them rather than omniscient Vlad; more quests like Entangled to claim each one; more impact of this search on the world; better fleshed out motivations for the Hunter and the Emissary, with more in-depth dialogue on the concepts in play; and of course, what bugged me most, any at all damned curiosity about the origin of the artifacts and their original purpose.
I 100% agree the quests like entangled, or the one you do with Walter were far more compelling than the ones where you just go pick up the artifact
This game is really PG 13 compared to other bethesda games. For example you would think crimson fleet to be really imoral and vioent etc but its just a social club. You are punished for being bad. Like the game itself doesnt really allow you to be bad. There are no evil companions and the 4 main comanions have all the same morals and are the only ones you can romance. Theres no dark stuff. I dont mind it too much its just a bit shit really. I love the game but man theres so much more they can do with it. You're kinda playing your version of a character rather than your own unique character. Like bethesda trying to force you into the good guy role etc. Again I love this game but this is one of its major downfalls. I also wish there were intelligent alien races and stuff but thats surely gotta come in the future. Its a space game afterall. When the creation kit comes out i believe this is where the game will shine
Yes this game is outdated one game released in the same year BG3 puts this BGS game to shame with it's gameplay, cinematics, writing, and choices. Yes this game is outdated
If you know what systems you have to go through, you never need to open the star map. Bring up your scanner, select the next system, hold X.
I know you can do that if you have a mission somewhere and you have the mission icon but is there an option to just jump to other systems without that? I don’t think I’ve seen it, I’ll have to check it out
@@mothergoose275 I'm fairly sure. I don't really see the menus as immersion-breaking personally. I mean, how do people think space travel would work in real life if it was possible? Do they think you're just gonna best-guess the direction to point the ship? No. You would need to use a navigation computer to put in the coordinates of where you want to go.
Dope I’ll check it out! And I completely agree!
@levisorenson7873 oh sick, I knew you could do it with planets but I’ll have to check out using this for system jumping!
@@longdeath8843 that was an incredibly dumb comment.
Starfield is a game I'd rate "Pretty Good" if 30% of my gameplay (okay more like 5%, but it FEELS like 30%) wasn't loading screens. Because of that I consider it "Pretty Bad", but can still enjoy it for a bit until the loading screens get on my nerves.
Putting out a good narrative driven game with solid gun play will never be outdated my friend. I reject your take.
I don’t know how far you’ve made it into the video, but I definitely don’t think it’s outdated! I am reacting to someone who does though😅
If you think Starfield has a good narrative you need to play more games.
@@amysteriousviewer3772Exactly lol.
Last of us 2 game was sick. Muscled lesbians made mofos loose it that was the last time a game was this decisive
The trouble is this game has neither a good narrative or solid gun play. It has a pathetic repetitive fetch quest narrative with dialogue written at about a 13 year old level, and a bunch of variations of the same gun you plink infinitely into bullet sponge enemies with A.I. so bad they walk away from you and stand still and let you shoot them in the back and don't move.
You have made me realize the gaming industry will never get better. No matter what lazy, soulless slop gets released there will always be people like this guy to defend it to the grave. So disappointing...
It's a game with an outdated design layout and no personality. No charm or effort into the world building, no real incentives to do anything. The combat gets stale when youre just shooting guns and throwing a right hook every now and then, when a game like Cyberpunk has dozens of ways to approach a fight and make every encounter unique and fun.
You figure for a future space RPG, thered be alot of creativity for everything but there isnt, and were not gonna say its good just because its a Bethesda game
Hat hater's be like "That hurt like hell, I'm never gonna wear a hat again" 😅
I have 160 hours in it and while I don't particularly like the game (I feel it's regressive even for BGS, it doesn't stand up too well alongside its contemporaries, and its longevity relies too heavily on the modding community), I did have some fun. I loved the ship building and was intrigued by the initial main plot, though that was kinda poorly expanded on in new game plus. It was also nice to roleplay as a space scoundrel as I usually lean too much towards a goody-two-shoes but then that immersion was woefully stifled by some of the limited writing, foresight, and permutations.
For the Crimson Fleet, I played it perfectly by the book besides shooting one little Roomba yet I was chewed out by the UC for "shooting up the place". The pirates also tried that whole "you and I aren't so different" trope despite me never killing a single person nor really doing any typical piracy. If anything, the only person I killed was a PIRATE who talked shit so I shot him in the head at The Key's entrance.
For the Vanguard, it fit my character to be more of a mercenary, only really joining for the financial and social security, especially since I could imagine my Kid Stuff character would want to move their parents up in the world yet you can't ask them to move in with you. Instead, what I got was a plot that forced me to be a sort of savior, making intergalactic decisions that I was not qualified to be making. Even when I could make it perfectly clear that I had no business making these decisions and that I was uncertain, Sarah would treat me like I was stupid for making such an uneducated, shortsighted decision that I had no choice in, while the others would just ride or die me and my decisions into the sunset despite all of us being unqualified.
Traits also rarely opened up new avenues. Neon Street Rat dialogue choices are either campy anti-corpo lecturing or "yes I am from there", neither providing connections or affecting affiliations. One faction quest allowed me to say that I know Neon well and all that did was prompt the quest giver to say "then you'll know your way around". I couldn't use any old friends to get me somewhere inaccessible or any in-depth knowledge of the Neon backstreets. Another faction also let me mention that I work for Ryujin and they immediately shot that suggestion down. The Wanted trait was also pretty boring and useless; any dialogue I used it in ended up the same way or had the same things available regardless and the bounty hunters have zero interactions beyond attacking you or getting paid off. They're just renamed and reskinned Spacers or Pirates. I thought it would've opened up a small little quest line (at first I thought it was the UC/Crimson Fleet questline) like how Kid Stuff works but you just get harassed endlessly.
Overall, even being morally grey is boring because companions treat a lot of things as an evil act and the only other choice is to be good but ask for compensation, which companions will still chew you out for doing. Do a good thing and you're a flawless hero of the highest degree but do a selfish thing and suddenly no one knows you anymore.
I like your take! It’s very balanced between ya I had fun but I also see it’s not a perfect game
You think Starfield is the best game ever made? Of all the rpg's made past 2 decades give me 3 things where starfield sticks out head and shoulders against all the other rpg's past decades. Because i don't see it what so ever. Do you really find the key characters so interesting? Is the combat so good that it leaves the competition in the dust? Is exploring so interesting on a planet with a ai generated cave with nothing in it and 2 ai generated buildings that are the same on all other planets? What is it that makes this game so good that its the best game ever in your opinion?
I didn’t say it was the best game ever made😂😂😂 it is one of my personally favorites though
@@mothergoose275 The question still stands, what in your opinion is so good about it that its one of your personal favorite?
If you want a more in-depth response I have multiple reviews of the game on my channel. But I like the story, I thought the mystery of the artifacts/Starborn/unity, I like the lore, I like the Nasa punk aesthetic, the ship building is amazing, I like the combat (I think the A.I. needs an update but it’s still fun) I like the characters, Vasco is my favorite. I like exploring the planets, yes they need to add more to do but I also think there’s beauty in just walking around a planet that’s mostly untouched by humanity, idk there’s a lot to this game and I’m like 200 hours in and still have fun
@@mothergoose275 Ok , there are two things i feel the same about and that's the Nasa punk which they worked out pretty good in my opinion and the ship building. The rest not so much. The story felt like A dime a dozen nothing memorable there for me. I didn't like Vasco's robot voice and the constant repeating comments so i ditched him after an hour. The struggle with weight/over encumbrance/no fast travel when encumbered irritated me to no end. Merchants with limited money so you need to wait on a chair 10 feet away for 48 hours to sell your loot. These are all unnecessary time restrictions for what? My time in real life is valuable. We all know about the immersion breaking loading screens. There are so many things in this game that rub me the wrong way. All in all big disappointment for me.
If the modding community can't save this game i pissed away a 100$. But i know people have different taste so i am happy for you that you like the game 😉
I gotta say goose caring about graphics is a hot take but its a take I cant agree with shame on you
I’m sorry hoborion! I am a fraud😂
@@mothergoose275if you do go play cyberpunk again the DLC is worth it
So I’ve heard! I definitely want to give it another try at some point!
well... 300 hours in... And well it could be my observations or just that I have had my eyes opened to it... But starfield feels like a skeleton compared to other BGS games., sure prior games started feeling more empty or less built than others, but this one seems to have the worst or its the 1k worlds of endless random generation but they forgot to put into making the POIs for the game, else forgot that they should include the community in creation of more POIs cuase its the same 10 POIs every planet. It gets old,, stale, and boring... Got up to NG+4 but ended up losing the energy to continue playing.
That’s fair! But isn’t the fact that you played 300 hours a testament to how much there is to do? And I believe there are roughly 20 names locations you can go to and then 37 random POIs that can appear on the planets which I do think there should be more buts also a lot more than just 10😅
@@mothergoose275 I mean I just keep seeing the same 10 POIs that double as the artifact locations, and if you do a no clip through the map you will find the artifact chamber but cause it isn't marked as such they have a lazy blocked off part of the map... meaning they didn't put enough time into the game to make unique secondary and trinary locations that could be locations for these. artifacts or even base locations. Cause I kept on finding Cyrolabs, mines, and research labs that were just the main part of the game. And why I played 300 hours is cause I was grinding up money for making my space ship...
Cause after doing the first time, it was okay and I was feeling somewhat good happy with the sort of 3d show and tell of what happens to the world... sort of like it was for the older games of fallout and even a bit of Eldar scrolls. but here... it is a hollow immitation and really you step through the unity and all your progress is reset. So you just redo the quests there is no variaty to them either.
you play all the side missions... and you see that there is little change to each, you might get the starborn option to say "Oh I have done this before"
Play more games please.
That thing about the Mast district being connected to the residential district and commercial district was such an eyerolling comment, of course they are connected, they are one TINY area, people mean the entire city not beinng connected ... including the spaceport¹
Well I was specifically talking about Beatemups specifically and he didn’t know, go check out his original video or my reaction to it for context. But also the spaceport is still connected to the city. The spaceport is sitting on the bottom of a cliff. All you have to do is jump off that cliff from one of the other districts and you can get to the spaceport, it’s all loaded in. And I haven’t found a staircase up (which I think is needed) but you can leave the spaceport climb up the mountain and then walk right into new Atlantis proper
I have over 300 hours in this game now and trust me it is to me my new Skyrim. I will be playing for the next 10 years. The ones that have been hating on it well they do make some points about the crafting and outpost building there are some things that could have been brushed up in that department. I would say the story lines are awesome. New game is amazing and I love how you can play the game one way then new game another. Space is the frontier and the black sea keeps on giving for me. I am only on my 4th new game play through. The first 2 I did everything the 3rd I choice to just grab the artifacts.. Now I am on the 4th and UCdef don't like me now. Each play through is your own that is what I love love love about this game.
I agree! I will probably be playing this game for the next decade as well!
This is so insane. I could give you some sticks and you would prob play with them for 20 hours 😂
Just because we enjoy something you don’t doesn’t mean we’re crazy or vice verse, it’s all about personal opinion! You don’t like it and that’s totally okay, but we do and that’s also okay!
@@jovonn8303 wah wah
One divisive game imo was TLOU Part 2. There were people who hated it and other (like me) who loved it.
Oh that is true! I haven’t played it myself but I do remember hearing about the drama!
Im sorry. i can't get through this. Doktor Skipper's editing style is atrocious.
Really, I personally liked it, what didn’t you like about it?
@@mothergoose275 I hate when people don't get to the point his video is already super long it doesn't need padding. I also hate the "THATS SOOOO RANDOM" style of humor.
That’s fair!
Game is sh**!
Ah man ya owe it to yourselve to play witcher 3 and do every side quest. That game will stick with you for the rest of your life it blew my mind
I may give it another try. Maybe it’s just because I’m in the first couple hours of a game and they are trying to establish the story but I had a quest where it essentially was talk to person A they told me to go talk to person b who told me to go talk to person c who told me to go talk to person D who told me to go talk to person A again, no combat, no magic, just running to different towns and talking to people, and then after that I had to help a farmer find his lost goat by ringing a bell or something and that’s when I stopped playing… I never found the goat😅 There’s got to be more right?😂
@mothergoose275 man the dialog is alot but the dialog is sorta what makes it work skipping it considering all of the story and what van happen will hurt the playthrough and you'll be ververting to a save wondering holy fuck why did that happen lol. It's a game that if you're patient enough for starfield you will be able to handle witcher 3 but in witcher 3s case the patients has a eventually pay off. You won't get told random info for nothing in witcher 3. It all has its place kinda. I can see why it would be hard to get into atfirst it was for me too. Another reason Bethesda is popular is their worlds are easy to get into
Ya I give it another try!😅
@@mothergoose275 sweet. You won't regret it :p
@@mothergoose275 so you like, starfield but you have to give the witcher 3 another try. hmm, people just like you may be the reason why gaming sucks more every year.
yes.
Definitely not overrated. Outdated? Kind of a weird criticism, considering all the Indy games that intentionally look like games from 40 years ago. Starfield doesn't look like a tech demo of the latest iteration of the Unreal engine. Is anyone surprised? It takes years to make a Bethesda game. There was a worldwide pandemic that impacted the game. They polished the game for several extra months just to be sure it was fully playable on release. They showed the game extensively in their Starfield Direct presentation. We got what they showed and promised - unlike any game I can recall. It is what it is. If Starfield is "outdated" so is every Nintendo game released for the last several decades.
I actually didn't mind this guy's review. As hyperbolic as the title may be, he actually played the game and made good points. What I love about Starfield, are things he doesn't appreciate. I love the vastness. I absolutely have no issue finding areas to explore. Role playing is exactly what I want. I've started multiple characters. If there wasn't an "opportunity to role play", why would I do that? I've also started multiple Baldur's Gate 3 characters for similar reasons.
One of the things I really dislike about the criticisms is they all say "It's 2023 now". Yes, that's the current year. They seem to have missed how games overall have declined in quality in the last 25 years. We've had a recent huge bump in quality but modern games are still mostly cash grabs, designed around season passes and microtransactions. Getting a complete game from Bethesda that can be played for 100s of hours without spending another penny deserves A LOT more credit.
I really like your take on it! I agree I think there’s beauty in the vastness! And bringing up indie games is a really good point!
Im so tired of people constantly comparing new games to old why cant they just zip the lip and enjoy things without oh x is better than y jargon
Right! I think sometimes we can be blinded by nostalgia!
Because we are tired of game companies being complacent when other game companies are doing new things to keep games fresh. Bethesda has been failing at that since fallout 4
I agree sometime game companies can get complacent, but I don’t think Bethesda is here. Yes they definitely could have done some stuff better, but there is a stupid amount of things to do in starfield
Because said older games were better RPGs ? New Bethesda games do not have a single ounce of role playing in them.
He's wrong about cyberpunk though, your choices absolutely matter, sure maybe a sidequest doesn't affect the outcome of a main quest, but that your choices don't matter and the outcome is the same in the end is definitely false.
Wait did either of us say that your choices don’t matter in cyberpunk? I dont remember that
@@mothergoose275 Doktor Skipper did
Oh gotcha, I guess I missed it😂
@@Bioshynhe hates on almost every game I like. That tells me his opinion just doesn’t matter. Cyberpunk 2077 was a dumpster fire on release. But now it’s awesome and almost all of your decisions matter.
Starfield isn’t perfect, but I’m still having fun over 600hrs in