Are you going to play Starfield?

[Lady Error]

Tried Skyrim, Morrowind and New Vegas each for 15 minutes - hated all of them.

 

[Nifft Batuff]

This is the first Bethesda game with invisible walls. Lol.

 

[goregasm]

No. It looks terribly uninteresting and uninspired, at least what I have seen. That's coming from someone who enjoys space games and walking simulators.

Perhaps if something like Frost for FO4 comes out for starfield, but as is, it looks like another power simulator from Bethesda that I have played before.

I may be wrong, but from what I have seen, I will pass, and stick with Wildlander and Frost for my retarded Bethesda needs when they arise.

 

[lycanwarrior]

Probably not until next year, as I will playing the upcoming Lamplighters League, AC Mirage and Colony Ship (official release) for the rest of the year. Might also get other new Ubisoft AAA titles like Crew Motorfest and Avamar FoP as well.

 

[Arbiter]

ultima underworld is much better than this horseshit

And yet Looking Glass is gone and Bethesda is a multi billion dollar company.

 

[ind33d]

No. It looks terribly uninteresting and uninspired, at least what I have seen.

Oblivion was generic on purpose too so you could self-insert as whatever you wanted. Starfield being generic means you can be Not Luke Skywalker, Not Malcolm Reynolds, or Not Commander Shepard without lore inconsistencies. An RPG is supposed to be about your character, not the writer's barely-disguised fetish. That's why Fallout 4 was a dumpster fire: instead of being generic, every character you made was a married idiot looking for his retarded son

 

[thesecret1]

No. It looks terribly uninteresting and uninspired, at least what I have seen.

Oblivion was generic on purpose too so you could self-insert as whatever you wanted. Starfield being generic means you can be Not Luke Skywalker, Not Malcolm Reynolds, or Not Commander Shepard without lore inconsistencies. An RPG is supposed to be about your character, not the writer's barely-disguised fetish. That's why Fallout 4 was a dumpster fire: instead of being generic, every character you made was a married idiot looking for his retarded son

...what? You really think that was the problem with FO4? The character's backstory? Not the shit mechanics, the idiotic worldbuilding, the god-awful writing or the ever-present casualization? I couldn't have given less of a shit about the character's backstory – that really was the least of my concerns.

 

[Butter]

No. It looks terribly uninteresting and uninspired, at least what I have seen.

Oblivion was generic on purpose too so you could self-insert as whatever you wanted. Starfield being generic means you can be Not Luke Skywalker, Not Malcolm Reynolds, or Not Commander Shepard without lore inconsistencies. An RPG is supposed to be about your character, not the writer's barely-disguised fetish. That's why Fallout 4 was a dumpster fire: instead of being generic, every character you made was a married idiot looking for his retarded son

This is what cope looks like. A game doesn't have to be generic to let the player roleplay whatever character he wants. See: Morrowind.

 

[Potato Canon]

The nicest thing I can say about this game is that at least it kept Bethesda distracted for a time from continuing to shit on the rotten and mutilated carcass of Fallout.

 

[ultra loser]

After playing morrowind, oblivion and fallout 3 I'm convinced bethesda simply can't make a good game.

 

[Arbiter]

I have not been following Starfield news. Does it still run on the Gamebryo engine?

 

[MerchantKing]

I have not been following Starfield news. Does it still run on the Gamebryo engine?

TES 70 will run on Gamebryo.

 

[Ismaul]

Oblivion was generic on purpose too so you could self-insert as whatever you wanted. Starfield being generic means you can be Not Luke Skywalker, Not Malcolm Reynolds, or Not Commander Shepard without lore inconsistencies. An RPG is supposed to be about your character, not the writer's barely-disguised fetish. That's why Fallout 4 was a dumpster fire: instead of being generic, every character you made was a married idiot looking for his retarded son

This is what cope looks like. A game doesn't have to be generic to let the player roleplay whatever character he wants. See: Morrowind.

Wow. So you're saying new Bethesda games are even more generic than Morrowind?

Is there anything left after the generic'ing of the generic, but hot air?

 

[Spacer's Nugget]

No.

For the same reason I have no interest in Cyberpunk 2077: I'm done with games that takes too many pages from Bungie's Destiny and the Ubisoft formula. I'm heartbroken over the state of first-person RPGs in general.

 

[Heroic Liberator]

 

[Arbiter]

No.

For the same reason I have no interest in Cyberpunk 2077: I'm done with games that takes too many pages from Bungie's Destiny and the Ubisoft formula. I'm heartbroken over the state of first-person RPGs in general.

CDProjekt even stopped referring to CP77 as an RPG before the release: officially it is an "action adventure" game.

 

[ind33d]

No.

For the same reason I have no interest in Cyberpunk 2077: I'm done with games that takes too many pages from Bungie's Destiny and the Ubisoft formula. I'm heartbroken over the state of first-person RPGs in general.

destiny has the best gunplay in a video game. it arguably has better gameplay than real life. fallout 4 and cyberpunk copying destiny just means the developers are smart. halo invented the grenade button, should we not use that because it's derivative?

 

[Spacer's Nugget]

No.

For the same reason I have no interest in Cyberpunk 2077: I'm done with games that takes too many pages from Bungie's Destiny and the Ubisoft formula. I'm heartbroken over the state of first-person RPGs in general.

destiny has the best gunplay in a video game. it arguably has better gameplay than real life. fallout 4 and cyberpunk copying destiny just means the developers are smart. halo invented the grenade button, should we not use that because it's derivative?

I know that Destiny wasn't the first to come up with all those things but 1) color-coded weapons/loot, 2) bullet sponge enemies (with flying HP numbers!), 3) the whole UI/UX for the PC's inventory (that you can find everywhere, from Cyberpunk 2077 to Far Cry 6, and even Deathloop). It's cancer.

 

[Arbiter]

How much disk space does it take?

 

[AlwaysBrotoMen]

All the rant and in the end everyone plays the game. Eager to play

 

[Ismaul]

everyone

 

[Alex]

Oblivion was generic on purpose too so you could self-insert as whatever you wanted. Starfield being generic means you can be Not Luke Skywalker, Not Malcolm Reynolds, or Not Commander Shepard without lore inconsistencies. An RPG is supposed to be about your character, not the writer's barely-disguised fetish. That's why Fallout 4 was a dumpster fire: instead of being generic, every character you made was a married idiot looking for his retarded son

This is what cope looks like. A game doesn't have to be generic to let the player roleplay whatever character he wants. See: Morrowind.

Wow. So you're saying new Bethesda games are even more generic than Morrowind?

Is there anything left after the generic'ing of the generic, but hot air?

What are you talking about? One of the biggest selling points of Morrowind is how unique the setting is. You could complain about thousands of things about the game, but saying it is "generic" makes no sense.

 

[Late Bloomer]

How much disk space does it take?

116gb

 

[Vic]

How much disk space does it take?

116gb

hope it fits

 

[Vic]

What are you talking about? One of the biggest selling points of Morrowind is how unique the setting is. You could complain about thousands of things about the game, but saying it is "generic" makes no sense.

dark elves are so unique wow