No, I like bethesda too. Just their good games which I consider their stuff up to Skyrim to be pretty damn good. Skyrim is 10 out of 10 to me. Fallout 4 is where the quality really dropped off and id give that game like a 7 and Fallout 76 is pretty damn bad, i'd give it a 5 on a good day. I agree the people who excuse Bethesda and lick it's corporate boots and pay for micro transactions in Fallout 76 are partially enabling this anti-consumer behavior, the other part of it is just Bethesda being greedy and a corporation.
I'm hoping Starfield is more like Morrowind and Oblivion in space and less like Fallout 4 in space if you catch my drift.
Shivering isles and expansions in a similar vein are the baseline for what they need to make in order for them to expect us to fork over more cash. They can fuck off with trying to charge for different colored armor and stupid shit like that.
Yo, you and I need to play Starfield together day one and share impressions back and forth. Seems you and I might be the only ones here even cautiously optimistic about it lol.
Joke's on you, I tend to (somewhat) enjoy Bethesda turds. :hahaha:
Except Fallout 76. Fuck that grift and fuck the whales that keep it going.
No, I like bethesda too. Just their good games which I consider their stuff up to Skyrim to be pretty damn good. Skyrim is 10 out of 10 to me. Fallout 4 is where the quality really dropped off and id give that game like a 7 and Fallout 76 is pretty damn bad, i'd give it a 5 on a good day. I agree the people who excuse Bethesda and lick it's corporate boots and pay for micro transactions in Fallout 76 are partially enabling this anti-consumer behavior, the other part of it is just Bethesda being greedy and a corporation.
I'm hoping Starfield is more like Morrowind and Oblivion in space and less like Fallout 4 in space if you catch my drift.
I do, I do.
Horse armor in Oblivion should have been the beginning and end of microtransactions in full price games. :disgost:
Shivering isles and expansions in a similar vein are the baseline for what they need to make in order for them to expect us to fork over more cash. They can fuck off with trying to charge for different colored armor and stupid shit like that.
Yo, you and I need to play Starfield together day one and share impressions back and forth. Seems you and I might be the only ones here even cautiously optimistic about it lol.
I like that idea, except that I usually don't get new games until they've been laying around a few years, patched, and modded where applicable.
I'm averse to hype waves and wait for sales.