Not that user reviews mean anything, but Kotaku really seems to have it out for this game for no real discernable reason besides it being a Bethesda game. There’s valid criticism to be had for sure, but so much of it seems to be weird double standards that most other studios wouldn’t be held accountable for.

Also getting companions to interact with the vehicle properly would probably be a pain in the ass.

It’s definitely both a creative decision as well as a technical limitation.

It’s definitely a technical limitation as well as a creative choice.

It’s definitely a technical limitation as well as a creative choice.

Yeah, I’m so confused by the criticisms that this plays like a Bethesda RPG which people traditionally enjoyed.

I personally haven’t played enough of Starfield yet to cast judgment on it, but I never for a moment anticipated anything other than a Bethesda RPG, and I don’t feel like they advertised it as anything other than an RPG.

Yeah, it’s pretty funny to watch people only level criticisms at studios that aren’t currently in people’s good graces and ignore the same valid criticisms that could be leveled against studios that people are currently circle jerking over.

This article lets former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (R) off the hook by not mentioning him either. He’s the one who initially pushed for the deal despite significant criticism and evidence that the deal would never pay off for the Wisconsin economy due to shifting demands and promises from Foxconn after a massive…

I think the issue is that it’s written like it’s an animated children’s show, which is why all the performances feel very... one dimensional. No one here is talking like an actual person would.

Can’t wait to make myself nauseous while riding the airboat in raytraced reflected water.

That was incredibly underwhelming. No new subclass, no new enemy race (other than a single new unit), and an environment largely featuring old settings.

I can personally vouch for everything the interviewees said in the article.

Sadly it’s probably still one of the better experiences among the dating apps despite all these problems. I’ve personally experienced all the issues brought up in the article; being shadowbanned and then mysteriously unbanned, and yet despite all that Hinge is still consistently the platform where I got the most…

Tinder is honestly the worst thing that could have happened to dating, and I hate how it’s ruined the experience of meeting people online.

I actually really like this approach since you don’t need to buy a brand new console just to get a cool looking new design. It’s almost weird how Sony hasn’t done more with the removable panels on the PS5, and has largely let the market run wild with 3rd party options.

I mean I agree in spirit, I’ve got a ton of old comments on this site basically making fun of Square Enix for announcing games way too early and then publicly dragging development on for years.

Counterpoint, it’s super easy to find examples of Gamers acting completely irrationally and getting made when a game they’re hyped for gets delayed.

Also worth pointing out is that value is entirely subjective to the individual.

I hate how much of online gaming discourse revolves around bad takes made by ill-formed idiots looking to make a quick buck off rage-bait videos.