Starfield Thread - Shattered Space expansion coming September 30th

[Infinitron]

 

[Turjan]

I wasn't really following this game much and only heard that it wasn't that hot. For some reason, I clicked on a video today, and it somehow left me speechless. I guess this may be old stuff to you, but it wasn't for me.

Tell me, this is a mod...

 

[Caim]

I wasn't really following this game much and only heard that it wasn't that hot. For some reason, I clicked on a video today, and it somehow left me speechless. I guess this may be old stuff to you, but it wasn't for me.

Tell me, this is a mod...

...and when you progress the story she dies, then the universe resets and you have to romance your now alive wive all over again.

 

[WhiskeyWolf]

I wasn't really following this game much and only heard that it wasn't that hot. For some reason, I clicked on a video today, and it somehow left me speechless. I guess this may be old stuff to you, but it wasn't for me.

Tell me, this is a mod...

...and when you progress the story she dies, then the universe resets and you have to romance your now alive wive all over again.

Slow down there partner, that could just barely work as a valid reason to reset the universe. This is a Bethesda game, no cleaver writing allowed.

 

[Vic]

so you can be married to all of them

 

[Turjan]

I wasn't really following this game much and only heard that it wasn't that hot. For some reason, I clicked on a video today, and it somehow left me speechless. I guess this may be old stuff to you, but it wasn't for me.

Tell me, this is a mod...

...and when you progress the story she dies, then the universe resets and you have to romance your now alive wive all over again.

Ah, so this is Bethesda's work. I wasn't really thinking about the meaning of that scene when I made my post, I was put off by the jarring delivery of the whole thing. I guess the combination of silent protagonist and absolutely inadequate animation work left me in disbelief that this is a commercial product for a moment. Good to know.

Now, I know you don't really play Bethesda games for their intricate portrayal of human relationships, but sometimes I'm reminded that some stuff should better be left out.

 

[Caim]

I wasn't really following this game much and only heard that it wasn't that hot. For some reason, I clicked on a video today, and it somehow left me speechless. I guess this may be old stuff to you, but it wasn't for me.

Tell me, this is a mod...

...and when you progress the story she dies, then the universe resets and you have to romance your now alive wive all over again.

Ah, so this is Bethesda's work. I wasn't really thinking about the meaning of that scene when I made my post, I was put off by the jarring delivery of the whole thing. I guess the combination of silent protagonist and absolutely inadequate animation work left me in disbelief that this is a commercial product for a moment. Good to know.

Now, I know you don't really play Bethesda games for their intricate portrayal of human relationships, but sometimes I'm reminded that some stuff should better be left out.

This is on top of Sarah not being a very pleasant or even a good person. I'd say to leave it to the modders to write a better romance companion, but a good chunk of the modders already left.

 

[Clockwork Knight]

Here and elsewhere online there's a lot of talk of "content patches" but what can they actually add at this point? Substantial new content - quests, planets, dungeons - is essentially out of the question, surely? It's all just gonna be QoL shit.

More planets are the last thing the game needs, but they could add more generated points of interest. The game was profitable and they still have to make the Shattered Space DLC no matter what, AND they obviously want to sell mods, it would be strange if they just push a new main quest and that's it. Also by now we know that the engine could deal with seamless space-planet transition but it was disabled to prevent bugs. This would be the #1 thing to fix if it's possible.

 

[Shaja]

Jesus!

 

[Vic]

zoomers don't get daggerfall

 

[Yosharian]

Jesus!

Haha wow it's getting worse

Normies are starting to wake up?

 

[WhiskeyWolf]

Jesus!

Haha wow it's getting worse

Normies are starting to wake up?

I mean, the annoying fast travel will eventually get to anyone playing this for too long.

 

[Latelistener]

They've made a person with no creativity to be the creative director of Bethesda. What could've happen?

 

[Caim]

Jesus!

Haha wow it's getting worse

Normies are starting to wake up?

I mean, the annoying fast travel will eventually get to anyone playing this for too long.

Applause for Bethesda to make fast travel slow.

 

[Butter]

Jesus!

Haha wow it's getting worse

Normies are starting to wake up?

They would forgive all the shitty mechanics and stories if the game matched Skyrim for exploration. That's the only reason it's getting lambasted this hard.

 

[Yosharian]

Jesus!

Haha wow it's getting worse

Normies are starting to wake up?

They would forgive all the shitty mechanics and stories if the game matched Skyrim for exploration. That's the only reason it's getting lambasted this hard.

They managed to fuck up the only thing they are remotely good at, quite an achievement when you think about it

 

[Lyric Suite]

LARPers allowed this shit company to get this far. Another reason why normies deserve the rope. I agree completely that if this had Skyrim exploration it would have been a massive hit, everything else being the same reguardless. Normies are really THAT stupid and Bestheda somehow fucked it up lmao.

 

[quixotic]

Doesn’t help that Starfield as a setting is pure dogshit. Why would you even want to explore a fictional universe that’s that dumb and shallow? They’ve relied on the foundation that was the settings of TES and Fallout as a crutch, but no such crutch exists for Shitfilled, and it shows.

 

[Athena]

Doesn’t help that Starfield as a setting is pure dogshit. Why would you even want to explore a fictional universe that’s that dumb and shallow? They’ve relied on the foundation that was the settings of TES and Fallout as a crutch, but no such crutch exists for Shitfilled, and it shows.

NASApunk was a hilariously contrived and oxymoronic term. Wow, everything looks like my dentist's office... such punk...

 

[WhiskeyWolf]

Doesn’t help that Starfield as a setting is pure dogshit. Why would you even want to explore a fictional universe that’s that dumb and shallow? They’ve relied on the foundation that was the settings of TES and Fallout as a crutch, but no such crutch exists for Shitfilled, and it shows.

NASApunk was a hilariously contrived and oxymoronic term. Wow, everything looks like my dentist's office... such punk...

It's not that it was contrived, but the technological level they went with simply didn't fit any type of NASA esthetic.

A starship that can travel between the stars and also land on planets is way too advance for "NASApunk".

 

[Curious_Tongue]

 

[mediocrepoet]

Couldn't you at least give the kid socks or something? Man...

 

[Caim]

Couldn't you at least give the kid socks or something? Man...

Socks, sucks, same thing.

 

[Non-Edgy Gamer]

lol I just saw this:
https://rpghq.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=26870-vladimir-replacer-1-0-starfield

 

[Caim]

lol I just saw this:
https://rpghq.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=26870-vladimir-replacer-1-0-starfield

Same energy.