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Starfield is Bethesda's Least Buggiest Game to Date, Say Sources
(insider-gaming.com)
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this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2023
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"Least buggy" lmao. So it's still riddled with bugs then?
I'm glad to know that in 2023 you can have Elden Ring and Starfield cost the same budget, and will ask the same store shelf price. One of these is hailed as the "Least buggy" game the studio has ever managed to squirt out after selling the same fucking game 9 times in TWELVE YEARS. Its competition is celebrated for being a market leader for "you die in 3 hits lol". (And also lore in their games but that's beside the point)
I dont want starfield to fail, I want Bethesda to un-assfuck itself now that they're not run by Howard and make a great game worth the money. Zenimax has no reason to turn this game into Skyrim in Space unless Microsoft says to.
Would Spacerim be so bad, though?
Not at all! Would love to be able to spend a bunch of time space rimming! Might present a bigger challenge than sky rimming though, oxygen-wise 🤔
Just hold your breath, you big complainer
Not complaining, just preparing 🤷
Isn't Bethesda still very much run by Howard though? He just has some MS oversight now.