RadielVT 最近的评测

Had this game since day 1, and I *would* be sad to see the state of this game, but I've accepted that Bethesda is just another company that's putting in the lowest effort possible for whatever return they can get.

Totally unrelated, but all creation content is basically just mods. Meaning there's plenty of "mod" sites out there that have these for download. Just do a little digging instead of rewarding Bethesda for how they are treating their games.

Yes

Spoilers: the eldritch alien thing that talks to you over the course of the DLC grants you HELLA OP powers and buffs at the end.

I no longer play this game, but am quite miffed (but not surprised) by EA introducing yet another monetization scheme that can be adopted by other games:
1: split the player BP rewards by half
2: put ANOTHER pricetag on the other half
3: make sure their playerbase HAS to buy the BPs now, instead of being able to earn them.
4: wonder why your game is dying even more

Welp, seems Sony is at it again.
Concord failed, they want to please investors, and they are trying to make US pay the price for their failure. Literally.
Time to make our voices heard again.

This game is about to become a DLC-oriented money grab with F****m sticking their nose in. Forget about the improvements we need in the base game, because it's almost certainly not happening.

Instead, get ready to pay $15-20 for additions that are going to be just as buggy and rough as the game is now.

Empyrion was worth it with the promise and hope that the base game would eventually have most (or all) glaring issues eventually resolved. Now that it's not, you are MUCH better off getting Space Engineers (which also has it's fair share of minor DLCs, but they are all cosmetic, and at least the publishers made sure their game was fully playable first).

Paid mods. Again.

If anyone wants any of the paid mods, remember that you can *always* get them free with a little bit of searching.

If you're wondering why the reviews are so low:
-Game is very stale and mediocre
-Bethesda insists that players that don't enjoy the game are "wrong"
-Bethesda is commenting on negative reviews, and trying to either shut them down, or justify why the negative feedback is actually a positive.
-They have shown they would rather settle for all of the above, and not even try to get community feedback that they can use to improve their game.

Starfield isn't being review bombed. It's merely an example of a company releasing a turd, the playerbase pointing out it's a turd, and then Bethesda insisting it's AT LEAST a 24 karat diamond.

IT'S BACK BBY

A shining example of what happens when you put time in passion into a game, instead of treating the medium as a factory line. This puts nearly every AAA title out there to absolute shame.