As a Bethesda fan, I endured Starfield past the point of enjoyability, hoping that it would improve somewhere down the line.
After 80 hours of exploring barren planets, the same cut-and-paste hallways and exploring with companions with no real emotional or narrative payoff, I finally shelved Starfield.
Ship building mechanics were exciting at first, but often glitchy when ships got bigger: hatches would appear closed but be open and older versions of the ship would somehow overlay your new version.
The story is dull with little agency from the player. I would have rather this money, staff power and time be put into another Elder Scrolls or Fallout game.
After 80 hours of exploring barren planets, the same cut-and-paste hallways and exploring with companions with no real emotional or narrative payoff, I finally shelved Starfield.
Ship building mechanics were exciting at first, but often glitchy when ships got bigger: hatches would appear closed but be open and older versions of the ship would somehow overlay your new version.
The story is dull with little agency from the player. I would have rather this money, staff power and time be put into another Elder Scrolls or Fallout game.