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I believe Todd
A laughable take. Ha!
>Is also broken beyond belief at launch
Hell yeah I love Western games I can't wait
>Headcanon
You're joking right? It's a big Bethesda RPG. It's gonna be riddled with bugs, glitches and issues at launch.
Never had major issues at launch, the games were fricking awesome.
Bros I can't wait, I love these games.
I highly doubt anyone got a clean run of any Bethesda RPG at launch.
I don't remember any major that frustrated me.
Of course, if you enjoy the game, it's easier to forgive even big problems. A friend played Cyperpunk on launch on a PS4 pro. It was the most broken game I've seen, but he loved it despite it all.
I get what you're saying, but the experience for your friend would undoubtedly have been infinitely better if it wasn't broken.
His experience would have been better if he had a bigger dick, more money, and more hot b***hes, but you can't always get everything perfect, so no point in whining about it. Make the most out of imperfect life and enjoy it, my friend.
I heavily disagree with parts of that statement. Bigger dick? Can't really change that. More money? Work harder. More hot b***hes? Try harder and work out. Games being broken on launch? They just need to be less lazy and less pussy and demand more time to get the product working correctly as best they can.
I can't affect budgets, deadlines, management, and how well development goes.
Bitching about it on the internet doesn't do shit. NMA and Codex have been whining for decades and they still haven't received a game they're happy with. If I'm not happy with something, I do something else instead.
trying too hard mr.marketer
Bethesda is on record saying it's the least buggy game in their history, that's a pretty bold statement
Bethesda says a lot of shit lmao. I'll be happily proven wrong as I think it could be a fun game if it actually works.
>1% less buggy
>it's the least buggy game in their history
Todd would never deceive
To be fair, it's not Bethesda.
It's one of Xbox executives who said that
Bethesda bugs = sovl
man Bethesda really has to pay some serious penny for this game's shilling here.
Imagine the time between tes 5 and tes 6 as a really long boring roadtrip. Starfield is the blown up portapotty rest stop along the way.
>n*ggers and trannies: the game
You saved nothing.
Senki would love Starfield, you moron
I don't know who Senki is, but Senko hates goyslop.
So she does like Starfield then?
does Senko love giving footjobs?
Ironically, in the highly unlikely event that this flops the giant crater of a power gap will be so large that all the devs rushing in to fill it will most likely save the gaming industry. This happens all the time when big AAA devs start to slip, they are demonstrably killing video games and we'd be better off if someone hit the reset button on the industry.
ENTER STARFIELD
>Starfield will have the fewest bugs of any Bethesda game, Matt Booty says
That's all you need to know
This game has been in development for 8-9 years at this point. 76 was a soulless GAAS to fund their engine upgrades
I'm glad they had 41 frames of bug free gameplay.