I see the writer's strike really hit Blizz hard...
"Things aren't going well."
"How are things going?"
S tier writing right there.
It certainly is a game this year....
It's super annoying that the camera and movement locks during dialogue without ensuring that the person you're talking to is even looking at you. The NPCs are also kinda creepy looking and definitely have that uncanny valley feel to them.
I haven't found any glitches yet but then again, it's not like I've found anything interesting period. I keep finding cool setups but as soon as I try to dive deeper I realize that there just isn't any substance. This game has a million rabbit holes, all just a few inches deep
You're lucky. I watch my wife play save npc moment in conversation is an almost constant bug fest. NPCs love to stagger step away while not facing you while talking.
I've had a couple hilarious glitches in my playthrough. In every city there is at least one guard without clothes. Just patrolling the walls of Akila in briefs. Then there was a headless npc. And yesterday, for some reason, Sarah Morgan closed her eyes and kept them shut. Both through dialogue and combat. As if she'd been born blind.
Funny as they may be, I would be goddamn embarrassed as a dev. This kind of shit was 'normal' in Oblivion in 2006. It's 2023, time to abort the Gamebryo engine. That kid was stillborn from the get-go.
What game is this?
Starfield
it's a good game when you play it in CHUNKS! CHUNKS! CHUNKS!
Is it actually or is that a joke?
It's a joke from the game lol - it might be improved by playing it in short bursts though, would certainly break up the monotany or some aspects
I had fun with it but it wasn't even on the level of Fallout 4 imo let alone New Vegas. If you go in at a low price of entry and expect a space combination of Fallout and Skyrim I think you'd enjoy it, but it's imo a 7/10 type of game
Its one of the games of all time
