Plus it seems to be only if you’re signing in on you phone or tablet, which frankly I rarely do. Basically do all my emails and browsing on my PC or laptop.  Browsing and typing on my phone is so annoying I just don’t bother.

I’m shocked, shocked, that another company run by a Nazi has a bigotry problem. 

Not one single sentence in this post veers into the category of subjective interpretation by the author. So... what the fuck is your problem again? Musk is a shitty misogynistic racist twat who’s daddy got rich exploiting slave labor in South Africa and cowboy LARPing Elon sexually harasses women while trying to pay…

He does grow tedious.

Hey Passant, how about dismissing the Musk fanboy troll?

UGLY?!

It’s really a personal preference on some things. Went promoting the game they used the term NASA-punk, which is a dumb name but I get what they mean. The space travel and look in Starfield is “realistic” in a way that games like Mass Effect aren’t. Even the biggest baddest ship you can buy still has that NASA…

I’m glad you like it!

I played a lot of Skyrim, especially heavily modded. I kinda liked just running around it with Serana.

For some reason Starfield doesn’t feel the same to me, and that’s probably partly because I’m 12 years older, but I also think it’s because of the traveling. Where in Skyrim you could just walk…

It felt like Skyrim in space and I loved Skyrim so I’m not finding it boring. It’s just different from something like Baldur’s Gate 3.  Plus I can make SPACE SHIPS!!!  I tap my inner Benny from the Lego movies and go nuts 

Sea of Stars is so lovely 💜

Thanks to Gamepass I didn’t waste my money and have Sea of Stars right there.

I could get thinking this game was amazing if you come from a universe where space-set games like Mass Effect, Elite Dangerous, No Man’s Sky, and Outer Wilds, to name just a few, don’t exist at all, but I don’t know how this game passes for good, much less incredible to anyone whose played even just 10-12 hours of any…

It felt like a chore to play.

Yeah, there was some stuff to enjoy here but not enough to make up for the faults.

For some reason, they’ve been obsessed for many games with randomly generated content. They think it’s some magic formula that will give gamers infinite content to play (and ease some of their burden in creating it, now doubt).

My biggest issue with Starfield is that I was bored most of the time I played. Well, not bored but barely entertained.

“Starfield is largely on rails, with occasional choices at the points of departure.”
That is all I needed to know to decide if I should buy or not.
No “living connected universe”, forced pew-pew-pew fights, lack of choices and branches in quests...
It looks not like an Action-RPG, but as an action game with RPG elements,…

Great review and mirrors my experience. It jut felt big for the sake of saying their big, with nothing interesting in between

I’ve said previously the big issue with this game, and any narrative driven open world game for that matter, is procedural generation. After all, we should all know by now what a Bethesda game experience is.

I typically love and devote countless hours to Bethesda games but I am really struggling to get into this one even though I very much want to. Because of “life”, I didn’t get to jump in until a few days ago. I now have almost 8 hours into it after 4 play sessions which I usually quit out of frustration. I read a tip…