Can we really call it a Bethesda game if it has less bugs?
nottheonion·Not the OnionbyDocMcStuffin Microsoft promises Starfield has “fewest bugs” of any Bethesda gameCan we really call it a Bethesda game if it has less bugs?https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2023/06/microsoft-promises-starfield-has-fewest-bugs-of-any-bethesda-game/Open linkView original on lemmy.world2Comments5Reply
llenguen lemmy.worldCall me pessimistic but I don't trust their word on that. All their previous games are still buggy messes.4Reply
DocMcStuffin lemmy.worldI just realized the author forgot to ask the most important question: does the player have to wear the ship as a hat?1Reply
DocMcStuffin replylemmy.worldIt sounds like Microsoft is trying to repair Bethesda's reputation by not shipping a game full of bugs and hacks. At this juncture, who knows if they will succeed.1Reply
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Some infinities are smaller than others... Still infinite though.
Call me pessimistic but I don't trust their word on that. All their previous games are still buggy messes.
I just realized the author forgot to ask the most important question: does the player have to wear the ship as a hat?
Is that some kind of bug-finding challenge?
It sounds like Microsoft is trying to repair Bethesda's reputation by not shipping a game full of bugs and hacks. At this juncture, who knows if they will succeed.