• Aesthesiaphilia
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    172 years ago

    Because - and this is the only real answer you’ll get - Starfield is “cool” and “normies” are looking forward to it. Therefore, the “real gamers” must hate it, ESPECIALLY before actually playing it.

    Same shit you see in any niche community. Buncha nerds hating on anything too big or popular.

      • ampersandrew
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        12 years ago

        In the past two decades they delivered some of the most successful, beloved games of all time.

          • ampersandrew
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            02 years ago

            No, you can measure it in things like sales and review scores. Sure, they also put out games like Fallout 76 and Wolfenstein: Young Blood, but two decades is enough to capture Skyrim and Fallout 3.

            • @Sordid@beehaw.org
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              12 years ago

              two decades is enough to capture Skyrim and Fallout 3.

              So a decent but by no means amazing game and a complete turd? Not really helping your case here very much, IMO. The last truly great game Bethesda made was Morrowind, and I will die on this hill.

    • @SugarApplePie@beehaw.org
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      I’m sure that drives a good chunk of it, but it’s more likely that there are a lot of people that have had their fill of Bethesda games that all basically play the same, just in different settings, and those people tend to be in nerdier spots like this. Feels a little dorky to just blame it all on fun-hating nerds haha, what a coincidence that all the people that disagree with you are just mad losers!

      Edit: Going back to this comment after Starfield came out and yeah, it’s about what I expected. Skyrim in space lol. Can totally understand why people are underwhelmed or annoyed.