The QTEs on the game are mostly used to switch boss phase or reposition the characters during big fights so I don't think so.The game does use QTEs. So, that might get it in trouble. It will be in the 90s.
"TWO dollars, Bob."Higher than 1
Or Bethesda.89, lock it in.
Gotta be Nintendo or Sony 1P for 90+ these days.
Or Bethesda.
The demo was so good it was rediculous.
Not sure what you are on about, because if you read around a bit, you would notice that nearly every website has made up their mind regarding Starfield in that the game's scale is so big and complex, that it's already essentially immune to any legit criticism.I’m actually going to peg Starfield as settling at 89 too.
Gotta get those clickbait 6/10 scores re:
- Bugs/technical issues
- 30 fps
- “Doesn’t do enough new”
- Something something too white/too straight/not diverse enough
XVI/1011 out of 10
Or Bethesda.
I think in reality it'll be a low 90s game. Maybe mid 90s. But there's enough "reviewers" that'll dock harshly for bullshit reasons and drag it down to high 80s.
I don't know about OpenCritic, but Metacritic falls apart with the slightest bit of research. Just compare two games, look at their critic scores and realize that they don't match in publications chosen despite the publications themselves having put out reviews for both games.Which is why Metacritic/OpenCritic are a fucking joke. People need to stop using them as barometers for *anything*.
Publishers use them though for devs bonuses which is even more fucked up.Which is why Metacritic/OpenCritic are a fucking joke. People need to stop using them as barometers for *anything*.
Publishers use them though for devs bonuses which is even more fucked up.
Yep and it won't change until people stop being stupid and stop giving them attention. The only time I ever see people use Metacritic/OpenCritic on sites like GAF are for console wars or to validate their own purchase decisions, because they lack the maturity/intelligence to do so themselves.I don't know about OpenCritic, but Metacritic falls apart with the slightest bit of research. Just compare two games, look at their critic scores and realize that they don't match in publications chosen despite the publications themselves having put out reviews for both games.
Basically its arbitrary as fuck. It's something I noticed 10 years ago, but somehow is never brought up.
I'm expecting low 80s. Given that reviewers don't care about what FF is supposed to be, nor about the franchise having an identity, they will see the gameplay changes from XV as an improvement, and the story will certainly be a highlight.
But the fact that the game is more of a joyride(Focused more on adrenaline and less on exploration) will deduct points from it, and the Aeons fights will probably be underwhelming, alongside the seemingly shallow RPG mechanics inside it.
Lets check in when the reviews drop.Not sure what you are on about, because if you read around a bit, you would notice that nearly every website has made up their mind regarding Starfield in that the game's scale is so big and complex, that it's already essentially immune to any legit criticism.
If the mediocre Halo Infinite gets 87, Starfield is the easiest +90 prediction anyone can make right now. In fact as of now, I think it's the top runner for winning GOTY at the TGA this year (it will 99% be Zelda or Starfield, with that 1% chance going to FF16).
Or Bethesda.
I'm 20 hours into the full game now, it should be a 94-98 based on what I've played so far.
It's Eurogamer, it'll be No diversity/5Safest bet--> Eurogamer 4/5