This is Bethesda not CDPR.
Wut?
Was?? Is it out already??
Oh the connection did not even occur to me at first glance. Nice catch. Dragonborn. Starborn.
Looking forward to seeing Lady Gaga in there.
I was talking about the improvements post launch. This isn’t a dig on CDPR. Quite the opposite.
Doubt theyll do it, but in the meantine theres a mod called "Seamless grav jump" which makes it a lot more bearable, someone even made a star wars version.
First expansion is based on single planet. So none of this will apply.
That's exactly what this could start getting into. What is the Unity? What are the Starborn? Where do these powers come from? Who built the temples? They have tons of avenues to go with it for future installments.
Maybe the knowledge that Fallout London is made by the community is working on me but I feel waaaay more invested in FO:L than I was in FO4.
I feel that they should've launched their new IP as a AA release instead of a massive AAA release. A smaller release with tighter focus and see how it is received, take the feedback and then try it as a AAA game
It's not yet out. I believe it's being released this Fall
Tangential to this announcement, but lore always seems to me to be a way to say,”We don’t know how to write well, so we come up with a bunch of epic shit to stick in emails and journals and books we’ll throw in the game world that gamers will say is ‘amazing world building and lore’. It’s the DM who spends thousands of hours on bullshit no one cares about.
It's just a different thing. You need to have a world that captures your imagination and makes you want to explore. I think they nailed that well. Then after that, you need to write quests that function a bit more linearly like an episode of a sci-fi TV show essentially. I've never thought Bethesda were great writers, but they usually have compelling lore. This time I actually thought they had some of their best quests as well. Crimson Fleet, United Colonies, both had cool stories that felt like a TV show. I enjoyed multiple side quests too. I think the expansions have a great shot at being pretty interesting. There's some Va'Ruun elements in the main questline that were pretty cool to see.
If they had a sturdy base, yes. They've built their house on sand.
Love the new cat photo
That's every night about 45 min before his dinner lol.
They made it very clear from the outset really that Starfield is its own thing and does not play like an elder scrolls or fallout game.
They are not an indie developers who requires such rigorous feedback. They have been making games for so long it's just shameful they keep getting worse with time.
Mass effect already did that.Next comes
I have an orange tabby as well, may use a picture of him as my avatar.
