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Starfield review controversy traces game journalism's orbital decay
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Yeah, after Reddit died (as far as I'm concerned) I set up a tracker for a load of RSS feeds. A lot of them are, as you say, updates concerning walkthroughs and guides. Predominantly Baldurs Gate 3 at the moment.
Which is fine I guess, but it is very obvious what they're pushing...I'd rather just have news.
yeah, it sucks and I just stick with the wiki source and proper sites I know. I am a hoarder so I don't want to miss some good items I can get by accidentally wiping a area or block myself from them because of a wrong decision. Some of the generated sites are still refer to old early access stuff.
I just checked that gaming news Mastodon account I follow, and of the 20 most recent posts, 19 of them were guides.