Starfield

content quantity over quality

Writing my review much later but honestly remember playing this day 1 legit trying to find the fun. Was definitely not optimized for lower/mid range spec'd PCs on day 1 since I did have to make a bunch of adjustments to get it running smoothly (plus FSR patch). Overall, everything you may have heard about the planets and procedural generation is true, the infinite planets you can explore are so boring with nothing to actually do on them except the same copy pasted mini mission you see on every other planet. Genuinely think this game would have been so much better if they lowered the scope and just had like 10 well crafted planets to explore with Skyrim/Fallout level detail. But between the bland story and copy paste side quests, uninstalled and prob wont pick it back up unless a complete overhaul is made.

作为一个b社老粉丝，原本还以为能接受得了这游戏的缺点，实际体验下来还是高估这游戏了。 不能开飞船自由飞这些我都能理解，但是这个主线真的已经不能用无聊来形容，去星球a找神器，交任务，去星球b找神器，交任务，就这样不停的循环，关键这过程中完全体验不到探索的乐趣，剧情仿佛流水账，像是写了个剧情大纲就直接用，我都不想把这玩意称之为剧情。 另外像战斗无聊ui设计烂这些都可以忍，剧情无聊真的忍不了，或许阵营任务能强点（？不过已经没兴趣玩下去了。

If you enjoy lore through text and investigating what happened at the abandoned locations around the galaxy then its good. The game is Fallout in Space with excessive fast travel. There are more Points of interest than skyrim, you just have to find them. The reason the game initially seems boring is because YOU HAVE TO GO FIND THE CONTENT. There is a lot of content and if you are chilling in your ship having a mixed drink IRL, sometimes the game will lead you to something very interesting through a message, call, or an npc will contact you and tell you about a quest. Pacing is slow and deliberate and if you are slow and deliberate the game will really open up to you.

I spent around 180 hours playing Starfield and had a lot of fun creatively planning three builds and roleplaying those characters. My review will share my experiences with a focus on roleplaying. [h2]Mr Tesla - A businessman with a scientific mind[/h2] This build was a highly specialized character with a focus on Starfield's Science skills. [code]Background: Xenobiologist Major Skills: Geology, Botany, Surveying, Scanning, and Astrophysics. Minor Skills: Chemistry, Laser Weapons, Outpost Engineering, Planetary Habitation [/code] I really enjoyed the process of improving my character skills like Surveying, Zoology, Biology, Geology and more. The gameplay loop of surveying and working on those skill challenges was quite lovely! Mr. Tesla spent a lot of money and time setting up Water Vapor Extractors, Greenhouses, and Animal Husbandry Units and created factories to manufacture and sell Antibiotics. He made a ton of money and finally retired at Hope Town. The most fun part of the playthrough was planning the factory and setting up the manufacturing chain in multiple planets. I feel, setting up manufacturing chains is one of the most underrated aspects of Starfield! The potential to manufacture stuff with complex parts and subparts with multiple outposts was very interesting. All in all, I enjoyed my playthrough, despite not doing even a single quest and not bothering those factions. I loved exploring the gameplay systems of Starfield like ship building, ship upgrades, outpost setups etc. [hr][/hr] [h2]Ms Belyna Hlaalu - Freelancer & Corporate Slave[/h2] This build was another highly specialized character with a focus on Starfield's Social skills. This is a zero crafting build. This also is a pacifist character who only uses EM Weapons (Incapacitation skill) [code]Background: Cyberneticist Traits: Neon Street Rat, Terra Firma, Raised Enlightened Major Skills: Stealth, Concealment, Persuasion, Instigation, Incapacitation, Sharpshooting, Robotics Minor Skills: Energy Weapon Dissipation, Negotiation [/code] [h3]Questing Content Plan[/h3] [code] Level 1 to 20 Mission Boards at Neon City & Civilian Outposts. Level 20 to 30 Neon City Quests (15 quests) Level 30 to 35 The Key (2 quests) + The Den (2 Quests) + New Homestead (4 quests) Level 35 to 40 Companion Quest - Andreja Level 40+ Ryujin Industries main faction questline[/code] This character was based out of Neon City and she played through the Ryujin Industries faction questline as the end game. Most quests were great, with most of them offering more than one way of solving a problem. But for me the best aspect of the questline was the open ended nature of the missions. I quite enjoyed this playthrough by building a diplomatic character with strong stealth skills. The EM Weapons were a joy to use and loved putting enemies to sleep! [hr][/hr] [h2]Tag - The Constellation Clone Puncher[/h2] This build was another highly specialized character with a focus on Starfield's Physical skills. This also is a zero crafting build. This is an Unarmed or Hand-2-Hand build where our character won’t use Guns. [code]Background: Bouncer Traits: Introvert, Alien DNA, Wanted Major Skills: Boxing, Martial Arts, Stealth, Concealment, Neurostrikes Minor Skills: Nutrition, Fitness, Gymnastics, Wellness, Energy Weapon Dissipation, Spacesuit Design Pain Tolerance, Rejuvenation, Cellular Regeneration [/code] [h3]Questing Content Plan[/h3] [code] Level 1 to 10 Mission Boards at Cydonia City & Civilian Outposts in Mars. Level 10 to 20 Cydonia City Quests (14 quests) Level 20 to 30 Town Quests - The Eleos Retreat (4 quests) + Paradiso (4 Quests) Side Quests - Power from Beyond, Groundpounder, The Mantis quest, Top of the L.I.S.T. Level 30+ Main Quest - Constellation[/code] This character was based out of Cydonia City and he played through the Main questline as the end game. The Cydonia quests captured the blue-collar vibe but suffers from unimaginative stories and bland quest design. A few gems like Start-Up Stopped and Red Tape Runaround deliver meaningful choices and memorable space travel but after enjoying Neon city's atmosphere and city quests, Cydonia was a big disappointment. I absolutely loved the progression of the Unarmed build. Neurostrikes reminded me of Morrowind. You put your enemies to sleep by punching! Popping some drugs and flying with your Boost Pack and landing near an enemy and punching them was very satisfying! The Main quest can get frustrating with artifact hunting and radiant quests added in, but the last 5 quests were incredible. `Entangled` with its quantum-anomaly crisis and overlapping realities was an amazing sci-fi mission. `Unearthed` was an incredible story mission that sends you to the ruins of NASA on a devastated Earth, uncovering the origins of the Grav Drive. `Unity` was a reflective, lore-heavy quest and `High Price to Pay` delivered the biggest plot twist I’ve ever seen in a Bethesda game. I quite enjoyed the main quest. [hr][/hr] [h2]My Experience[/h2] My time with Starfield was ultimately an incredibly positive experience, largely because I dedicated 180 hours to building highly specialized characters and planning out creative builds. While I haven't tackled the faction questlines for the UC Vanguard, Freestar Collective, or Crimson Fleet just yet, I plan to save those for a future fourth playthrough using my Uniti character. That being said, Starfield suffers from a major drawback in its lack of a seamless open world akin to Skyrim or Fallout 4, preventing it from truly drawing me in like previous Bethesda titles. Because of this, I intend to step away from the game for good once that final playthrough wraps up, and I won't be picking up any of the DLC expansions. Also Bethesda should have doubled down on quest design quality and ensured every quest was given a ton of attention to increase the emotional depth in the dialogue writing, add branches and choices to boost quest quality given that there is no seamless open world to explore. Sadly Bethesda went with a quantity over quality approach as usual and as a result you find many simplistic quests, which wont work in a game like Starfield. [h2]Verdict[/h2] Ultimately, its important to realize that Starfield is not a narrative RPG, its a sandbox RPG. People who want stories handed to them on a platter, won't like Starfield. People who like hyperviolence and titillation as seen in games like Cyberpunk and the Fallout series wont enjoy Starfield. Starfield is just not all of that, its different. For people who enjoy creative build planning, and deep roleplaying, the base game is a wonderful sandbox RPG and I recommend it wholeheartedly.

It's fun

Recibi una clave cuando compre mi GPU, no logro atraparme, pero creo que vale la pena darle una oportunidad, me distraje con otros juegos, y creo que es un juego que necesita tiempo.

JOGO LIXO