Why Bethesda Responding to Starfield's Steam Reviews Is Part of a Rising Games Industry Trend
Why Bethesda Responding to Starfield's Steam Reviews Is Part of a Rising Games Industry Trend
Developers are replying to Steam reviews and have been for years.
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The game sucks, and they can't fix it by just replying bad reviews... what a joke... they need to add vehicles, less loading screens and better role-play immersion, with interactions that make sense. Now it's too late to "fix it" after charging 70 euros for standard edition and calling it "next gen game".
I think I caught Oxhorn play the 2nd or 3rd day, and I was super unimpressed. I had high hopes for it, but knew who was developing it so had no interest in buying it new or anything, but wow. Maybe it just looks really nice while playing and crap while being streamed? Not a chance I'm buying it before it 75% off, or more
Not really worth it in my opinion. It’s just not an engaging game. I got a free copy, but played maybe 30 minutes before I got too bored.
I hope mods can make it more fun, but with so many loading screens... it's crazy... I don't even like the ship fights, it's boring!!
This comes up a lot with Bethesda games and I don't understand it in a lot of ways. You (maybe not you personally but someone) paid full AAA game price for this boring game and you didn't enjoy it. Why would mods bring you back to something you didn't enjoy when there are actually great games out there waiting to be played instead for far less money and don't require mods to make it bearable?
I enjoyed a lot with Skyrim, the mods made it even better, and I replayed the game with many mods which adds more skills and realism, smarter NPC... I will wait now for a Starfield sale to be less than 20 euros and if the mods fixed the boring shit then I will buy it, but like an India game, this can't be called AAA when it's worse than 10 years old games.