How it so quickly turned into "most single player games". Hindsight is 20/20.
I played Skyrim on and off for several years, mostly due to mods. Likely will be the case if the new xpac makes the game better.This isn’t unique to Starfield.
People rush in to play new AAA games, and if they don’t maintain interest - they stop coming.
FTFYPlayStation fanboy shirts 20 years from now " remember Xbox? Neither do we ... HUR! "
A couple of ship battles doesn't sound that bad. I'll try get back into it as I've nothing else to play currently. ThanksThe only time you can't dismiss teammates is if you're in the middle of their quest, but it sounds like you already know that. His actually isn't bad. Just go in the quest log and select it, and it tells you where to go. As for the armillary, just store it on your ship and you don't have to do anything differently except a couple ship battles you can skip if you don't want the free xp.
We just gonna pretend that Skyrim doesn't exist? You dont need me to tell you how old that game is right? And still has more active players than this GOTG.Came here to post this. Who the fuck is still playing a sp game 6 months on?
We just gonna pretend that Skyrim doesn't exist? You dont need me to tell you how old that game is right? And still has more active players than this GOTG.
Just putting this out there, not saying it should still have that kinda support, but that you shouldn't say what you are saying as if the alternative isn't possible.... even from the same developer.
So you played the demo ? I can say the graphics are phenomenal. Don't be butthurt green rat, one day you will also experience an epic game, i promise! Hold out!Tell that to Square and FF7 Rebirth.
It's basically just a random chance for a ship battle. It will stick around and happen on occasion. If you do get burned out though, just jump again and ditch them. I never tried setting it up on an outpost so I don't know how that goes.A couple of ship battles doesn't sound that bad. I'll try get back into it as I've nothing else to play currently. Thanks
Damn love your profile pic. Make sure you post it on the bust thread!This game need an offical furry mod.
That’s what I’m saying. It’s not really fixable. Cyberpunk was fixable.What needs to be fixed in Starfield that can realistically expected to be fixed?
Cyberpunk fixed many bugs, but much of the core gameplay was still the same.
Starfield's biggest problem IMO was that the took out the exploration aspect of it and replaced it with landing on a planet with randomly generated terrain, randomly generated structures. Fallout and Skyrim's best strength was wandering off the beaten path and into new area leading to new Questlines. That was Bethesda's magic that enabled everyone to put up with the kank/bugs. Starfield had almost none of that. It would have been a FAR better game with more fleshed out areas and far less of them. Can't fix that with an update. The game is what it is.
Nah. I have the game in my GameFly queue though. I do have a PS5 too. I hope to play an epic game on it too someday.So you played the demo ? I can say the graphics are phenomenal. Don't be butthurt green rat, one day you will also experience an epic game, i promise! Hold out!
Why?To me that's like comparing every game to GTA V's numbers. Fallout and their other games don't have the staying power of skyrim so you'd be naive at best and intentionally disingenuous at worst to try and compare this game to Skyrim.
So you played the demo ? I can say the graphics are phenomenal. Don't be butthurt green rat, one day you will also experience an epic game, i promise! Hold out!
Why?
Isn't this game supposed to be better than Skyrim?
At least that is how it was announced, upgraded engine, more content, 1 thousand planets, better in every way.
is it cool to call people green rats around here?, I thought we just joked around with the term.
By bethesdas standards this game doesn't have the staying power is what i think most are trying to say. There's still an active modding community for the Fallout games. Oblivion. Skyrim. Morrowind etc. Keeping them relevant for years after. Starfield doesn't have that.To me that's like comparing every game to GTA V's numbers. Fallout and their other games don't have the staying power of skyrim so you'd be naive at best and intentionally disingenuous at worst to try and compare this game to Skyrim.
sony dodged a bullet here
With pink goggles.They don't know how to play the game correctly.
Nah. I have the game in my GameFly queue though. I do have a PS5 too. I hope to play an epic game on it too someday.
Great point.Which is funny, as Hogwarts has also lost almost 99% of peak players. Yet nobody really gives a shit.
100% this. All shit games are like this.This isn’t unique to Starfield.
People rush in to play new AAA games, and if they don’t maintain interest - they stop coming.
In five months Resident Evil 4 lost 99% of its players, thus proving RE4 is shit (apparently).
I don't even like Starfield and have no desire to try it, but these arguments are silly.
We can also see RE4 picked up after its DLC released and/or got discounts, as you'd expect.
Oh boy..... this is not a rabbit hole you want to go down. Some of Starfield's visual shortcomings were meme-worthy after launch. I'm not saying this as a threat, but if folks start pulling out those little pieces, I warned you!Tell that to Square and FF7 Rebirth.
No, CyberPunk 2077 was a good game from the start. It had a lot of bugs and the last gen versions should never have come out because those systems weren't capable enough to run the game properly, but at launch, on PC, CyberPunk was a good game at its core. CDPR made huge improvements to it to make it a phenomenal game though.This is like the Cyberpunk debacle, except CDProjekt fixed cyberpunk and it became a redemption arc. Doubt Bethesda can fix Starfield enough to make it compelling. Cyberpunk had the bones there.
Hah again, that’s exactly what I’m saying here.No, CyberPunk 2077 was a good game from the start. It had a lot of bugs and the last gen versions should never have come out because those systems weren't capable enough to run the game properly, but at launch, on PC, CyberPunk was a good game at its core. CDPR made huge improvements to it to make it a phenomenal game though.
Starfield was never a good game to begin with.
It's the mods. Starfield has mods too...but no where near like Skyrim. I first played Skyrim for about the same amount of time that I played Starfield initially. After finishing the game I uninstalled...waited years for mods to get up to speed and then started playing it again. I think I'll do the same with Starfield if the mods offerings are similar. Right now, I've heard the modders are mad as well. Somehow, Starfield is not as mod friendly I guess?I would say this is normal for a single player game but there were actually people saying this is the next skyrim that will be played for decades to come. Well, surprise mfers it's not. Currently Skyrim has 3 times more players than it.
Yesis it cool to call people green rats around here?, I thought we just joked around with the term.
For comparison
its funny you should mention this.This is like the Cyberpunk debacle, except CDProjekt fixed cyberpunk and it became a redemption arc. Doubt Bethesda can fix Starfield enough to make it compelling. Cyberpunk had the bones there.
This is a replayability issue. There's things that attempt to raise that bar but other problems with the game make them pointless. For example, ship building in the game can be very fun, but what does that matter when space combat and exploration is so terrible? Base building is fantastic, but why engage in it when it's easy to obtain minerals and items in other ways?Or to use a more contemporary comparator:
~20 percent of the peak still playing compared to Starfield's meager 3 percent.
It is pretty normal for a SP games player numbers to plummet. 97% drop isn't much of a story, not one that can really say anything without a lot of data for how other SP games dropped. What isn't normal is that other much older Bethesda RPG's have far more players.
Skyrim - 18.5k
Fallout 4 - 12.4k
Starfield - 4.7k
New Vegas is at 2.7k, it's not impossible Starfield drops below that eventually. The 97% drop isn't really a good news story, but the much lower players than Bethesda's other RPGS while being so much newer is. By Bethesda's standards Starfield was a clear miss.
Well, excuse me... I m not the one that was brandishing the game as the game of the generation. And the first true next-gen game... or even better.... Skyrim in space.To me that's like comparing every game to GTA V's numbers. Fallout and their other games don't have the staying power of skyrim so you'd be naive at best and intentionally disingenuous at worst to try and compare this game to Skyrim.