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uhh yeah all Bethesda games have bad stories lol. We don't play these games for their story , we make up our own. I mean the entire FO4 thing falls apart when you're supposed to be rushing to a goal but spend 600 hours doing all kinds of side quests.
And veterans who've played hundreds of games can spot things. Everything about this game feels rushed, half baked, not thought out or they just didn't care enough. It's why I call it a cash grab, then when I saw their plan for mods I knew it was true.
But as for the game itself, it's hard to put into words when everything is just blah. Kinda like what you said, it just gets more boring as time goes on.
Then add all the little bugs and stupid things the game does, many not game breaking, but annoying as hell. The lip sync and dialogue issues bugged me the most haha
I think this might be another NMS but word in around the modding scene is nobody is particularly interested in modding Starfield. So I guess we wait and see.
Not all bethesda games had bad writing. Oblivion and Morrowind were pretty decent. Writing took a complete nosedive with Fallout 3. Fallout 4 and Skyrim were strict downgrades compared to their predecessors.
Worse factions, worse main questlines, and worse side content. There has been a clear decline in quality of content, and an increasing shallowness of mechanics.
When people complain about writing they aren't asking for a movie-like experience like TLOU or something, What they want is competent stories and side quests that immerse them into the game. Shoving the main story into peoples faces is also not what's needed. Just a reason to actually care about the main quest because it's trying to tell an interesting story, is all that's needed.
At this point most of Bethesda's quest design feels like MMO daily quests that have nothing interesting to say. None of Skyrim's factions were even remotely interesting or compelling, Fallout 4's factions were nonsensical and downright idiotic. Admittedly factions in Starfield are somewhat better since they're more grounded as you're no longer faction leader after doing 3 quests, but they are milk-toast plain and toothless.
It's fine that some quests are just mindless grunt work, but what makes RPGs good is when the quests give you choices which have meaningful impact on the game world and the characters within. The difference between doing all the quests and becoming a lvl 200 master-of-all in starfield and doing absolutely nothing is a few bark comments from guards (not unlike skyrim). And when you are that lvl 200 and you complete the main quest, it's all wiped away for you to repeat endlessly, further driving home the pointlessness of your actions.
If Bethesda managed to hire more than a SINGLE writer (out of the "thousands" of people who worked on the game), for a game as big as Starfield, we may have been able to have our cake and eat it too.
Look at BG3 and tell me you wouldn't want quests/stories like that in starfield or skyrim, even if you avoid them like usual, and I'll say you're lying.
some junk that plays music and makes me see hallucinations in the deeper space could make me wonder but like you said, when some dude gifts me his ship it gets funny .d
i really like reading elder scrolls lore, wondering what really happened to dwemer but when i play skyrim all i can see is an angry karen who wants me to kill my best bud and threatens me even if she was sworn to serve me and she does it with no reason at all.
You don't seem to have any problems finding words.
You are here every single day, babbling on about how crappy this game is.
Move on with your life. Hang around forums of games that you enjoy.
You don't see me hanging around Larian's forum, posting about how crappy my Third Gate experience was.
I have taste.
I have standards.