That's actually a good reason.Because people REALLY like bear fucking.
HA! Yeah that does sound like a good joke, LOL!Starfield vs. BG3 is the big debate right now. It's like some kind of joke.
Issue is Starfield will just be Fallout 4 in space with randomly generated terrain and YOU CAN DO EVERYTHING IN ONE RUN. FACTIONS DO NOT MATTER!!!! THEY ADVERTISED THIS!!! HAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA.
I'm not going to lie, there aren't that many great games being released out there nowadays, so I do feel inclined to maybe at least pirate this thing and try to have at least a little bit of fun. But damn, does every single piece of news I read about this game make me expect less and less of it. It's ships with infinite fuel here (because playtesters are too retarded to remember refueling before a trip), needless base building there, and resource mining bullshit over there. I even saw some gameplay footage where you actually mine resources from your ship by shooting them with your main gun . And then there are all of the retarded references to the worst and most annoying characters that Bethesda has ever created like the adoring fan and preston gravey. The main story of the game has also been leaked and it's some History Channel bullshit about Jesus being an ancient alien and it's probably the most moronic logorrhea that Emil has ever been able to concoct. You just know that it's going be the usual Bethesda game where they take a game idea that is interesting at it's core and then crash it into the ground by making it ultra dumbed-down and retarded.The issue is most people that say they will not play it will end up playing it anyway because they lack dopamine.
@Eumesmopo, honestly try some of the indie titles instead as there are still some decent ones. Or wait for Colony Ship. Or emulate some of the classic games if you don't have the hardware and a physical copy of a game is way too expensive for you.
Also, this is the first hint towards the story of Starfield I have heard and I already dislike it. With all the space provided (no pun intended) something so much more interesting could have been done than "Jesus was an alien"/ ancient progenitor aliens. I could imagine a plot about different human factions which different ideas on government and philosophy now that the problem of space travel and resource limitations are solved. Each faction or group believing it has the right idea what should be the next step in not just the development of human civilization but also humanity itself. Should we remain baseline? adapt to alien worlds rather than adapting these to us? embrace the machine? Should we seek out intelligent alien life or isolate/hide ourselves? Should we reach out a hand in peace or show our fists to make clear that we are not to be messed with. Should we remain in a single corner of the galaxy or spread our seed far and wide to ensure that our species' continuation is assured? And add to that a more personal plotline.
People don't need to come up with dumbass reasons to hate Todd Howard, there's plenty of legit reasons to do so and it has nothing to do with the color of his skin.