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Yeah Fuck the council of governors and whole free star collective. You know what here have a subscribe.

I knew you will mention plant sera as example when talking about all 10 variations of constellation.

"Like that tomato you stole" LMAO 🤣

15:26 One very easy way to solve the crafting being essentially useless, would be special recipes that could result in weapons and armor that could only ever be crafted, basically enemies, misiones, and quests, could have a rare chance of dropping blueprints for crafting items that can’t be found anywhere else other than crafting. Let’s say you pick up a blueprint that lets you make a massive plasma hammer or something, the only way to ever get a plasma hammer is to craft it, sure it will eventually get outclassed and become worthless, but you can make it and use it for at least a handful of levels before you fined a replacement.

Its all confirmed lol what???

Every Bethesda game used to be an insta buy for me. Ever since Fallout 76 thats changed, they are not fooling me again. I had high hopes for SF but i'm happy I didnt buy it at launch (or all for that matter). I'm sorry you had to go trough playing that obvious abomination.

If you take away all the things that made New Vegas and Skyrim great, You're left with Starfield.

Speaking of house varuun - how much you wanna bet that in the upcoming DLC, just like in the base game, the background trait "serpent's embrace" will influence 2 things: jack and shit?

This video sucks

"So I could just walk into New Atlantis, slaughter everyone, go to the next town, pay the bounty, and be fine? What?" Repeat after me, a crime with a fine as the only punishment is only illegal for the poor. xD

Having everyone be bisexual is actually super based though. That's not a valid criticism.

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i'd say crit chance is nowhere near important as encumbrance. in fact there's a lot of games that just don't tell you what crit chance is. i'd rather have it displayed, but personally i'm fine with just not having crits at all in my games, unless they're like DMC where they're skill-dependant rather than luck-dependant.

Thing abt the performance: My card is a 6600xt, supposed to be a 1080p powerhouse of a card giving 100+fps in any title at high or above, and starfield kneecapped my pc to like 40fps... Now I ask you, FOR WHAT??? Rdr2 looks and is miles above this garbage muddy textured mess and runs in the easy 60+fps?? So wtf is Starfield doing that it needs so many resources??

Great video and all. But thanks a fucking lot for the MASSIVE FUCKING SPOILER in the thumbnail.

Thanks for a timely video. I just started (for the first time) into The Burning Shores 3 days ago. Full disclosure...I'm a HUGE Horizon fan, but only a casual gamer. I truly thought the first game, Zero Dawn was ground breaking, at least to me. I just replayed it (to 100% completion) a little over a month ago. Although the game was released in 2017, I didn't pick it up until 2020. I've played it through 4 or 5 times, including finally getting that platinum trophy for doing an Ultra Hard Game+ play through (probably won't do that again, I'd rather play on a lesser difficulty and just "enjoy" the experience). My only regret with ZD today is NOT being able to truly experience the unfolding of the story that you get on your very first play through (if we only had a memory purge feature in our minds). As a science fiction fan...I thought that was VERY well done. Part of my Zero Dawn play through included The Frozen Wilds. And at least to me The Frozen Wilds was so good and felt so "large" it was almost a stand alone game unto itself. Even with the release of Forbidden West/Burning Shores, I consider The Frozen Wilds Guerrilla Games best work. I could easily replay Frozen Wilds over and over. The machines added were so good. I enjoyed the story very much, and the NPCs were very interesting to me. Meeting that first Scorcher was a real "welcome" to The Frozen Wilds moment. The Fireclaw is one of the best machines in the series. So..because I've just started The Burning Shores, I obviously had to do a play through of Forbidden West (for some reason when I "moved" all of my game files from the PS4 to PS5 it lost most of my previous play throughs (although I at least had one that allowed me to play on New Game+). An Ultra Hard play through is the only thing I haven't done in Forbidden West. I almost had it (just couldn't get by Tilda in that final boss fight), but somehow that play through got corrupted...so I had to start over to get into The Burning Shores. No problem...I enjoy Forbidden West, just don't think the Forbidden West story is as good as Zero Dawn. So, my analysis for what it's worth. As noted The Frozen Wilds is the best of the franchise. The story in Zero Dawn is far superior to Forbidden West. Game play, facial animations, NPC interaction were all improved/better in Forbidden West (although HZD is still a very playable/enjoyable game 7 years after its release). My only quibble with Forbidden West was maybe they tried to do/add too much. The "Hunting Grounds" form ZD, became, "Hunting Grounds" + "Melee Pits" + "Gauntlet Runs" + "The Arena" + "Strike". All "enjoyable" if you like those kind of things...but to me it was just a bit bloated. So far...The Burning Shores "feels" like an extension of Forbidden West. This is my first play through, although I've watched several on TH-cam (so I kinda know what's happening and will happen). I too thought they would save the Horus fight for the final game in the trilogy. But...(there's always a but isn't there)...The Burning Shores just doesn't "feel" big enough. Yes...the interaction with Seyka and the "journey" Aloy and Seyka go on emotionally, physically, etc.,. is probably better fleshed out than anywhere else in the game, but to me it all feels a bit forced. Maybe if I liked Seyka more I would feel different...her character (although essentially a carbon copy of Aloy) grates on me in a way Aloy never had/did. And I'm one of those who feel bringing a "romance" into Aloy's life is not really needed, although giving her the decision point to "accept love" or "focus on her mission" is valid. I do love they brought back Gildun, easily the best NPC in the entire series (I haven't actually played that mission yet...but so looking forward to it). The new machines in The Burning Shores are "ok". The added aquatic abilities of the Waterwing is nice, but it's essentially an "aquatic" Sunwing. The Stingspawn are a nice addition, not powerful like the bigger machines...but fun to kill and can only be ignored at your own peril. Not really fan of the "reflux frogs". Their "jumping" ability is pretty cool though. Guerrilla Games obviously puts a lot into their machine creature designs. I truly hope we get some more epic machines in game 3, but looking at where the story seems to be going I'm concerned. I look forward to the 3rd game. I'm concerned where the story is leading (attackers from outer space seems to have been done to death), but we shall see. It might be interesting to see where your analysis of Hephaestus having the access/knowledge of the GAIA cauldrons AND Zenith "printing" tech will go. I know the folks at Guerrilla will put a lot of effort into it. It's obvious much of their work is indeed a labor of love. And I do LOVE the "world" of Horizon. The huge expanse, the different biomes you can explore. I admit in Forbidden West I've more than once just climbed as high in the mountains as I can climb to take in the sights....and then to use the Shieldwing to glide as far as I can. Like overriding Tallnecks...that never gets old. Thanks again for the review. This one earned you a "subscribe". I hope you have much success with your channel. (Sorry for the massive comment...I was woke up early this morning, 4:30am, and watched your video...I needed a brain dump before my work day).

We live in a world where Skyrim, a game that was made years ago, is a much better experience than StarField.

Why would you play this game for over 100 if you hate it so much?

6:47 looks Ugly.

Hm...

Cant even say it was crunch or $$ these decisions were made to purposely make the game worse.

Another Paris review it's going to be a great Saturday yall

Great video with based opinions 😎

So much of what you said is completely false or just nippaking and whining. I could make a list of everything but wow. I would be here for days writing a two page essay.

Absolutely agree with everything you said, the only difference is, I just uninstalled it after about 9-10 hours of suffering, and I did not start a TH-cam channel lol :D you earned my sub :D

Good video. Although I bursted out laughing when you recommended people to play Mass Effect 3 before the 2 first games in the series. That's in my opinion a Terrible idea. Mass Effect 1 gives you allot of context to the world, and Mass Effect 2 is one of the best written RPGs ever made. The third game concludes the story, that begins in the first game, and is in my opinion, the worst of the trilogy. Also Mass Effect 1 came out the year after Oblivion, another game you recommended. And I think it is a much more modern game, in terms of mechanics, than Oblivion is. Plus there's the whole Savefile transfer between all the Mass Effect games, that will give you the best experience overall.

The "background" music is incredibly distracting. I was unable to enjoy this video like it should be. Everything else except the music volume seems great.

This man's smiting ability is top notch. Recommend subbing or he'll do a review on you next. Good stuff man.

Great stuff man. Maybe adjust the audio a bit, your voice gets drowned out at times

Dude. Amazing first video. I was flabbergasted when I got to the end and you "revealed" that you just started the channel. Would love to see more analysis like this!

Small nitpick that honestly bothered me more than it should have: Vasco recognizing and voicing your name is not novel. Codsworth did that in Fallout 4.

You sir get the title of the Starfield rant OVERLORD!! 🥇 This has to be the single most interesting rant I've come across, and believe me, I consider myself a connoisseur of the genre when it comes to critiquing Starfield. I've seen every lengthy analysis, every deep dive, every pointed critique out there. But this-this takes the cake.

The music is too loud, your voice can be barely heard.

Outstanding mate! Best critique of Starfield I have heard yet, and I've watched at least 10 to 15 of these. I've played every Bethesda game (especially NV, FO3 and FO4). I kinda always knew they were empty, pointless and mindlessly juvenile, and how white-bread, hollow and stupid the main stories are; specifically in Fallout 4. That being said, the game still possessed just enough strangeness and sci-fi apocalypse character to keep me interested and exploring all the little nooks and crannies. And I did like meeting all the odd (but shallow and pointless) NPCs. ( But I would always restart the game before finishing the main story quest). Overall it held my interest enough for me commit 100s of hrs playtime. Plus 100s of hours playing all the other fallouts after #3, and Skyrim too. I want to thank you for explaining in perfect detail why fallout 4 sucked ass. As I was watching and rewatching your well made presentation, it dawned on me that I could basically plug in fallout 4 stories , themes, main characters and overall scenarios into all of your analysis and critiques, and you were basically describing why fallout 4 gobbled donkey balls. I haven't had the urge to play any Bethesda game in many years. I skipped FO76 and will not be giving Microsoft any money to DL Starfield. I sit back and watch all the Starfield review videos and have a warm glow inside knowing that at least one public facing corporation is having to hear from people they crap on regularly. Maybe just maybe, someone in Bethesda/Microsoft (and I wish most other corporations) will catch a hint as to how we feel about the catastrophicly shitty products and services they offer. Cheers brother, keep speaking truth. I subscribed.

Wish I could refund this crap . And I bought on sale at 29$

Good shit Subbed and hope you keep putting out bangers

So Bethesda actually managed to correctly describe a libertarian/neoliberal society: The Freestar Collective?

I disagree about suggesting that first two mass effects are hard to get into(unless you're a baby or something). If you gonna play it - you have to start with the first one or everything else won't have the same narrative impact. You won't care about those awesome followers as much and won't have personal history with them. Otherwise a great video! Appreciate using lots of Oblivion soundtrack😄 Edit: Also about robot saying your name - Codsworsth in Fallout 4 says many names including some obscenities. Fallout 4 has the best bethesda companions imo. They use animation markers, react to your actions and the world and are better fleshed out than Starfield ones. I think they started evolving their companions with Serana in Skyrim, got better in fallout 4 and then went completely stale and lazy in Starfield

Great review, thanks man!

1:08:18 wait, people generally frame their whole lives around a purpose? I thought that was just a weird trope in media, I never thought it was something real people actually do...

Bethesda made 2 good video games in their entire career...at most. Bethesda fans got the game they deserved and anyone who has any hope or hype for TES 6 is ignorant beyond belief

Great video. I appreciate your presentation and methodology. You also have a nice speaking voice, it has a pleasant quality to it. I hope to see much more from you.

Interesting video but if I can point out one thing it would be this. The background music is sometimes significantly louder than your voice. In addition, the tone of your voice is quite monotonous, which makes listening boring and difficult

“What got you into TH-cam?” “My sheer hatred for this game: Starfield.”

Great analysis! I have over 400 hours in Starfield, but most of it was time spent in the ship editor. Only feature I really like. The rest is abysmal. Before the game released I fantasized about a game that doesn't really have one of Bethesdas boring main quests and instead concentrates on lore and worldbuilding - something they are really good at, even in Fallout 76. But as you said, the game lore is wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle. And this is something I just can't stomach anymore. Bethesda is finished for me.

I'm about to blow your mind: There is no side quest where you bring Sam's daughter books. She has dialog asking for books, yes. But there is no quest, there is no interaction, and there is no way to actually give her a book. You misremembered that, maybe confusing it with a different quest where you bring a kid on Mars some comic books. Or maybe you assumed there was a quest there based on the voice lines. But I assure you, it doesn't exist. Probably cut content. The missing book quest is a bit of a controversy among Starfield fans.

Japantown in Cyberpunk alone clears every single city and location in this game lol