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So true!

10:30 min.: Thats not the cid that i talking about. i talking about his younger female version. cidney sophiar.

11:02 min.: Oh. i throught her name was cidney. not cindy. But yeah she IS in my eyes the cid form the game not this old man.

11:38 min.: I only play until act 3. My ps4 crashes to many times that why i stop play it. So ty for the spoiler i guess.

35:44 min.: I hope that your next two places be good... because ff14 cid is in my eyes the best once.

36:44 min.: Turn your game in german and hear one of the cid scenes... thank me later for this wonderfully voice that suits cid much better.

Tell us how it went after!

Prepared to be bored after 10 hrs.

Luckily now it's getting the attention it deserves with the Remake, we just hope they don't mess it up, but from the first footage we've got, it looks good. And about Epic Donald.. It really is a shame they cancelled it. We'll be sure to talk about it and give it some proper attention, so stay tuned!

That’s actually pretty darn cool to be fair. _El Terminador_

Soo true! And we thought that Disney Speedstorm was cursed enough.. it’s getting worse 😭

Let’s hope NOT! Still, let’s also hope many companies won’t surrender to them. Gaming businesses would literally die.

They WISH 🫠

Wow that would be crazy! Doubt it too.. if only they would choose competent people in that department instead of money craving executives.. they would make even more money with games like those.

Thankfully they all remembered now and hopefully the remake will be amazing!

Thank you ever so much! Much more to come, hopefully this is just the beginning ❤️

He went from being the messiah of gaming to becoming its judas.

@@ThisIsGAMEBREAKER 😂😂😂😂😂

Absolutely.

It sadly is. We went back to play classic Metal Gear 🫡

Crazy numbers. Simply unbelievable.

In your dreams

Hah! That's crazy. 23/24 is literally peak Bethesda. Starfield was in the top 10 played games last year (when it only released in sep), and its still played by 300k players every day, and more than 5million players in the past month. Add to that the huge boost to all the fallout games after the brilliant fallout show... Bethesda is ontop of the world.

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YESSSSS!??!?!?!?!?!???????????

Exactly! Probably due to the procedural nature of it

technically its one planet, repeat reloaded with randomized different assets. other plantes on the "map" are just icons to illuse you there are many

@@ThisIsGAMEBREAKER TBH the game actually has like 300+ hours of unique hand crafted content. But people are so brainwashed to "turn off brain, visit nearest POI" that after realizing they didn't like proc gen POIs (which is fair, many criticisms about them are valid) THEY KEPT GOING TO THEM. I think they brainwashed an entire generation into not knowing how to explore an open world game on their own with Skyrim. People didn't explore Skyrim or discover things, not really, people just went from UI marker to UI marker led around by the nose. And so they kept visiting the proc gen stuff and missed most of the handcrafted content. Ironically despite the complaints about exploration, Starfield actually does reward exploration alot more. Realizing quickly the naming scheme/setup of proc gen POIs you start looking for uniquely named POIs and you do so from the star maps or in cities. You listen for conversations, you talk to people, you follow up leads, and you find the content. instead of just someone with a dog treat in front of you saying "this way puppy, now this way puppy, ok now this way puppy" instead you're more self directed in Starfield. You hear stuff is going on in the well and this pops up in your activities log like a journal note. So now you gotta find where the well is and then go poke around. And in doing so you find a bunch of quests and small storylines down there. You walk around and explore and talk to a scientiest who's all about this dang tree and get tired up on a scientific dispute. In Skyrim almost all of this woulda been spoon fed to you to make sure the little helpless puppy didn't miss it. Right down to sending couriers to start quests telling you exactly where to go. Ironically I think the modern Skyrim audience would hate a new Elder Scrolls game that behaved like Morrowind and gave you freedom and required you to explore self directed and put stuff together yourself.

@Ralathar44 I enjoyed morrowind. It required you to explore, but starfields exploration hits differently. I can deal with the loading between doorways and cave entrances better than I can with the loading between planet--> to space--> to orbit of new planet--> to new surface landing. These breakups make it feel much more like small broken chunks instead of one large cohesive world, and it hurts my immersion. I find it very easy to drop this game after an hour vs morrowind, fallout NV, skyrim, oblivion, or FO4 which keep me hooked for multiple hours. I finished star field only twice and it was through the shear force of willpower that I got there. I'm not saying it's a bad game but I will say it's my least favorite of the group.

@@djohn2591 You can actually cut out like half the loading screens if you do as much traveling from the cockpit as possible. Personally, as video game QA, I have no illusion that any game is anything but smaller broken chunks and the loading screens are eyeblink long so they didn't bother me. But I'm not gonna say you're wrong by being bothered by them. If you can maintain the illusion of a single large cohesive world in a game then by all means go for it. But for example in a game like Elden Ring or Horizon Zero Dawn i'm completely aware of the general spawn radius and how stuff im not looking at either isnt being rendered or doesn't even exist at that moment or etc. You get upset that you can see the man behind the curtain. But I'm ALWAYS aware of the man behind the curtain. TBH if anything it only increases my enjoyment of games because when it (ofc) turns out to be the illusion of choice (I'm looking at your Bladur's Gate 3 act 3) instead of actual choice I'm already expecting it. And when the game pulls tricks to make its tiny viable playspace around you look like its a big seemless open world I'm aware of that too. I don't need to see cut scenes or spawn ins to know that. I know a reasonable amount of how the sausage is made lol. IMO something like loading screens and the idea of a single seemless world is a marketing gimmick. It's literally all in your head. i care more about how something plays, its writing, its story, its progression, its economy, its exploration, its economy, etc. But, I don't blame the industry for marketing things like that to yall. Clearly its effective as your reply demonstrates. But one day, with enough time and experience, that illusion will break for you too. It's only a matter of time.

Lmao this is actually so true

I mean considering the lore of the game, it quite literally is true.

That’s great. Hopefully it’ll be the DLC this games needs!

shill

you can't even spell, so this comment is half-assed xD

No, this is a heartfelt video. Because many better games were made, yet not this promoted, yet without the _space_ this game had. Also, we welcome your opinion. But don’t act like 60 hours of a game is that much: you wrote it like it was an accomplishment getting to those 60 hours..

Great points. Also, due to its procedural mechanism, is set to repeat in eternity with different but very similar repetitive situations. Hopefully the DLC they promised will change something.. if it ever comes out.

Nah, just look at Baldur's Gate 3. The amount of problems they've caused with their patching since release is huge and they released the game unfinished having to go as far as to write in new story just to staple together the end of the game. And they did this with the same team size as Starfield but with the additional benefit of 3 years of early access where players paid them for the privilege of QA testing their game. But BG 3 got so much positive hype at release that people refuse to be critical of the game at all. Similarly you can look up 10+ year old threads of people trashing Skyrim and making almost every single complaint made against Starfield. Gamers are nothing if not inconsistent. End of the day, regardless of whether you have Armored Core 6 level praise or Cyberpunk/Starfield level internet criticism only the sales and playtime matters. And as of currently Starfield sales and playtime per player are both quite good still.

No Man's Sky and Cyberpunk didn't lose a lawsuit. Both of those were worse, NMS specifically was way worse. Starfield isn't even at risk of a lawsuit. The fact that many people can say or support ideas like this vs Starfield while non-ironically going to bat for modern No Man's Sky is honestly pretty funny though.

Are they all lost in loading screens?

Steam charts - April 15 5,584 players right now 7,925 24-hour peak 330,723 all time peak 7 months ago Source: SteamDB

@@ThisIsGAMEBREAKER Is the game only accessible through steam? It is available in Windows and XBox, too. I think there is a lot more people playing than just looking up Steam-only stats.

Exactly, also No Man’s Sky. Limits can be broken by the passion even of a handful of developers. When they reach for glory, rather then only money.

@@ThisIsGAMEBREAKER just the fact the galaxy is so much bigger and theres no loading screens anywhere in star citizen and all the features inside star citizen also note that the game isnt even done yet and is still a million times better you can even hook flight sticks and peddles up and fly your ship that make it more immersive then use your mouse and keyboard to fight on the ground its a insane game.

Yessirr! Let’s get itt❤️

Let’s hope for its resurgence then 🫡

it really isnt a good game

Why not graphically is beautiful details massive open world better than fallout 4 and good story and good voice acting makes me feel am living in space It's not bad I like fallout 4 but always wanted something same but in space Forget about bugs and glitches look at the art and story

Pick it up on sale and you can mod much of the ESG shit out.

@@TOW2MAN I'm not even gonna bother p irating it.

@@guillermoelnino This is the answer. There's nothing of value in a product that one has to gut and replace so much of just to make mildly enjoyable. Even then it won't change the terrible foundational structure of the game. Why even bother?