Starfield

A mess upon release and now a mess with more content. Classic Bethesda

Do not buy this game.

hate the new update that removed the descriptions from the main item card in shops and loot screens. To see legendary perks on an item, it must be in your personal inventory. Select the weapon or armor in your inventory, and a prompt at the bottom of the screen—like "Show Legendary Details" or hitting your Right Arrow key, that make me uninstall the game

The entire game feels like there were multiple ideas and thought out concepts, and then literally none of them were completed. It's the ultimate "safe" space game. No grime, no grit, no character. Everything feels too clean for a game trying to emulate a messier idea of space. The writing is "baby's first attempt at sci-fi" and it shows in multiple spots. Maybe on sale for 15 bucks, I would recommend it. But nothing higher, other than that, I would try to find another game to scratch the space-faring itch.

I have 2 attempts to play and waist it on it 33 hours. The conclusion is the same - the worst open world game in the history of open world gaming. I woudn't recomand it even with a 90% discount.

I can understand why people love Starfield. If exploring space, building ships, and landing on distant planets is the main attraction, there’s a lot here. My issue isn’t that I expected Mass Effect. I just don’t think Bethesda’s formula works as well when stretched across a huge galaxy. Bethesda is at its best in dense, localized worlds. In Skyrim or Fallout, you head toward one objective and constantly get distracted by caves, ruins, quests, NPCs, and environmental storytelling along the way. Starfield replaces that density with scale. There’s technically much more to explore, but I feel less compelled to explore it. Too much of the experience becomes selecting a destination, landing, and running across relatively empty terrain toward a marker. That’s the contradiction for me: Starfield is bigger than Bethesda’s previous games, but it often feels less alive. Mass Effect is still the peak of space RPGs for me, and even The Outer Worlds keeps me more consistently entertained despite being much smaller. I think Starfield would have benefited from fewer planets, fewer systems, and much more handcrafted density. Bethesda didn’t need to make a better Mass Effect. It needed to make a smaller Bethesda game in space.

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