Bethesda's jank was forgiven back in an era when large open world games with tones of detail were still a novelty. We'll need to see if they'll get the same treatment in 2023.
Why not buy a PS5 ? It's an easy anwser
Yeah, it's gonna be interesting. Skyrim's an outstanding achievement but it ran like shit back in the early days. Also, this is a new IP - beloved IPs tend to get extra leeway because people are already invested in those worlds and are just happy to go back. Starfield is gonna have to do all the legwork here and technically it'll need to be a cut above previous efforts.
Yeah I don't think this will happen.
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It's because it's the only stat they have and it baffles people and sounds high.
I played on PC, don't have an X, and the issues are all firmly rooted in the game's design itself for me. The AI is just fucking inexcusably bad and the movement and gunplay just don't feel good at all to me. It's the game equivalent of my cock. Stiff, dumb and releases too early.
Wait, does this mean you are gonna change your profile pic?
Fallout 4 was great. Yeah bro shooter people hated the optional base building but I loved it. Fallout 76 you have a point. I never wanted multiplayer or an mmo so I can't talk on the matter really.
They have other stats, they just make them look bad so they spin what they can. Nothing new there.
I have to now. Phil has hired pest control in the form of Redfall and killed the green rat that thrived of joy in my soul. Dark days ahead my friend. Pray I find my way back to the sewer, but it's looking bleak.
Thanks for that, I've never played it but never seen a genuine positive recommendation of it.
Yea dude, it's actually available for streaming on PS+ Premium, I traded in my physical copy a few years back, streaming it was fine but made me want another physical for the triple so I recently ordered one off eBay and was playing it a lot a few weeks back. It's a super unique game, janky for sure but definitely worth checking out if you can be patient and don't mind experimenting with the gameplay mechanics.
It can be argued why Arkane would even be let to do a game like this. It's nothing like their Dishonored games or Deathloop.
Oh noEarly Jan is when I heard it needed another year and they almost got it while MS brass was pushing for an early '23 release
I did ask last night if there was any good news recently on Starfield with how Redfall launch turned out and the only reply I got was a laughing gif
This one specifically
Well, when you have performance like this on the release day, what other metrics you could push
I just refreshed and saw the PC score went down to this. Damn I thought the bleeding was over.....
Exactly. It's just all PR fluff.
Arkane got rocksteadied. I don't blame either studio.
That's assuming it was in development after Microsoft's purchase. There are some games that were probably tied to the sale as a condition of completion, or too far in development to cut costs. This game was in development for years or something wasn't it?
5 years and cant even break windows.
What the fuck is going on in these studios, why are they so untalented?
What a shit game
my goodness, what happened.
Just delay the game man, its not finished.
It reads like a sarcastic fake. Is this actually real?
Maybe that needs to happen at some of these studios.
I don't know because performance is not the issue at all as I was getting 4k/60 most of the time,with a few dips into the 40s on a 6800XT,the problem is the game is completely shit,and no amount of patches can fix that
it's bad enough at 60
Probably a Death LoopI've just watched somebody on twich who's been playing this all day, get booted from their own lobby, and when they loaded back into the game they were back to level 1 and at the start of the game again
Well he's busy putting hundreads of hours on Redfall while we spend 6-8 hour on one and done games.
Getting Rocksteady vibes.
