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https://www.reddit.com/r/Starfield/comments/1axg1ff/looks_like_there_will_be_closed_testing_of/utm_source=embedv2&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_content=whitespace&embed_host_url=https://gamerant.com/starfield-creation-kit-modding-tools-verified-creators-beta/
If you truly think that Beta testing will take 30 days, you're insane.
Their statement "Mod support COULD be released as early as spring" is the same as when they said "Mod support COULD be release as late fall." or "Mod support COULD be released as early as end of 2023."
This is your own chosen source saying that. If they're wrong, why are you using them as a source?
So you're saying that the evidence that you, yourself have presented is utterly meaningless. So why should we believe anything you say, when even your own evidence is, by your own admission, weak as hell?
Beta form of any project of this scale tends to take time. I am literally using my own judgement and experience in life. I've NEVER see a game/engine/modding kit enter a "Beta" phase and be finished with days or months.
This is why our world is messed up. People like you read opinions by people who are paid and take it as fact. This has been the biggest problem in our society for a long time. You literally believe "Authoritative Sources".
So your evidence is 'Trust me bro, what I'm saying is right - even though it disagrees with the link I provided'. Not exactly convincing.
Just type in a search engine "Gamerant plagiarism" and you'll see...
That website often just trawls Reddit posts and passes off what it found as 'news'. It is a highly unreliable source of factual information.
Others posting threads with the same links shows just how ignorant some are around here... Due diligence is important in being trusted and useful.
When the authors of a paper contradict their conclusions and the data they present, it is obvious that the latter should be believed.