In Fallout 4?! I genuinely think Fo4 was the worst main quest Bethesda have ever done, which is really saying something. Starfield's isn't very good but at least it doesn't have that bit where you have to walk through Kellogg's memories.
I wonder, do we know the total size of the human population?
where does it say that? In the museum they say they were able to evacuate everybody, just propaganda?
that's not true, they had the grav drive already when the earth was dying, where are you getting your information from?
The fact that there's just one city per planet adds to the impression that there's few humans left. You'd think that Jemison, being relatively near to Earth and a lush Earth-like planet, would be the choice location for most evacuees. There should be tons of cities all over the planet, but there's only New Atlantis. Same for the other planets.
I like how doors are still broken when multiple people are using them and we are like, what, 4-5 games in? If someone opens the door, you need to wait for the animation to play until you can walk through it yourself. I don't remember if this happened in Oblivion and FO3 anymore, but it definitely happened in Skyrim and it still is happening in Starfield.
As far as I remember, they didn't have animations, NPCs would just fade out of existence when interacting with one and the player would immediately get a loading screen upon using them.
Starfield really pushes the technology as per Todd Howard.
Fallout 4 was shit game. Still better than Fo3 but still shit.
all these randomly generated “abandoned facilities” are from before the war
I don’t think they had battles on every planet, more likely on fringe planets rather than on their homeworlds. also a lot of the battles happened in space.If there was recently this massive civil war in Starfield, cities should look more like this:
Not like this:
This is something modders should definitely try to fix.
I think Fallout 3 was better than 4.
Did the battles take place on the inhabited planets? It could have been relegated mostly to ship-to-ship battles and outpost worlds. That'd be kind of interesting to explore; the idea that war in the future is less about running at each other with rifles like WW2 and more just a matter of establishing orbital supremacy and winning by default as a result, since spaceship weapons are so powerful that ground combat is a pointless forgone conclusion if you've got ships in orbit, and neither side has a desire to go down and blast civilian settlements.
I don’t think they had battles on every planet, more likely on fringe planets rather than on their homeworlds. also a lot of the battles happened in space.If there was recently this massive civil war in Starfield, cities should look more like this:
Not like this:
This is something modders should definitely try to fix.
If you have the Kid Stuff trait, your parents indicate that they're in relatively old age, even though they're both like 60. So one theory is that medical technology, despite the incredible cosmetic surgery clinics, is not much more advanced than it is right now.
You do not. To level up you just need XP. To put more points into skills you already have you need to use them to level them. This system is a mix of Fo4 and Skyrim and it is kind of cool. You no longer grind random useless skills just to level up in general but you still need to do something with skills you took to level up those.
Well, the infamous "tranny" character was a xenobiologist in the colony war but then xeno stuff and mechs were outlawed after the war, so a lot of people lost their jobs. There are abandonded mech graveyards which indicate to that.
