BenBella

Bugthesda has struck again. This company is so ridiculous. I no longer believed that they would ever bring a halfway bug-free game onto the market. But the fact that these guys manage to ruin a game that has been fixed and expanded by modders over years of work is really great cinema. From now on it's a game from Bugthesda... NO THANKS!

In direct comparison with Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, you notice that the Bethesda developers have carried out "the biggest update to the Creation Engine so far" for the sci-fi role-playing game and Elder Scrolls 6 since they buried the Gamebryo engine. The faces of important NPCs are much more detailed, there are great panoramas and atmospheric lighting scenes.However, as soon as you compare Starfield with the current RPG competition, the freshly released epic - similar to Elex 2 - looks out of time. The graphics of the almost three-year-old Cyberpunk 2077 wipe the floor with the Bethesda **** when it comes to cleverly staged dialogue set to music, the developers could have taken a leaf out of Baldur's Gate 3's book. If we add to this the well-known Bethesda quirks such as the crude interface design, the laborious inventory management, the omnipresent loading screens and the numerous glitches, and add new weaknesses such as the fragmented universe and the dull, procedurally generated content (so many systems and planets and so little ingenuity in fauna, flora and space anomalies), then we can understand every gamer who is disappointed by Starfield, because the strengths that do exist no longer outweigh the weaknesses mentioned.

What can I say much about the game? I don't really play shooters, but this one is fun. That has to be enough praise!

A huge impudence what Rockstar has delivered **** of the worst remasters in gaming history. If modders do the job better than my giant super duper extremely expensive team for free, they should just close their store.