How to get the most out of Starfield (a quick guide)

[KrZ]

Lots of questions and concerns are raised about this game i.e. worth the hype; too woke; not woke enough; loading screen simulator; bug fest; watered-down rpg; underwhelming space fights; broken promises by Bethesda again; etc. etc.

In my view, and people tend to forget this, the best way to enjoy such games is to role play and make up stories in your own head. But, with Bethesda sandbox games in particular, make the bugs and jank an integral part of the role playing thought process. Under normal circumstances, bugs reduce immersion; however, with Jankthesda, you have to throw logic out the window.

Let's face it, this company has been comic relief in this industry for ages now on top of a gigantic jank factory - hell, not even their top management are hiding this fact:
https://www.vg247.com/starfield-bugs-ok-says-bethesda

So, might as well get in on the action and experience the game for what it is -a well designed random jokes generator- and have fun with it, like this dude
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIM3B9FvLRg

You can obviously focus all your energy (and hate) on single aspects of the game rather than taking holistic view - but truly, who plays games with the sole purpose of experiencing negative thoughts?

Nah - personally, I play games to have fun, not to make myself sick. So, I fully intend on experiencing this historic joke piece of videogames history, fully embrace bugs/janks/poor design choices and have barrels of fun from start to finish, as it was intended by Bethesda

[datæ]

26 hours of playtime, the only game bugs I encountered were a companion floating in the air, a dead hostile NPC frozen in a standing pose and an important ship being invisible until I reloaded the autosave. My only technical complaint is the terrible CPU performance which everyone seems to be experiencing
That video isn't even a bug, he just pissed off security. They stop going gung ho if you yield