Starfield reviews are already creating division within the community.
Like me, you must be very eager for Starfield. Tomorrow marks our final three week countdown – something which seems almost surreal after years of waiting – and I cannot wait to bury myself into this game for hours and hours on end!
Devs have revealed that Starfield will feature an “astonishing” number of side quests, unsurprising given it features over 1,000 planets. We can choose among branching paths and factions we join; fans seem convinced you could play as space samurais while decorating our apartment as seen on recent gameplay footage; on top of which Bethesda have assured players it is their least buggiest title yet; Starfield certainly looks and feels like it could become Game Of the Year contender but some potential players worry it might still draw negative attention from critics or players looking at reviews or user comments sections!
No game can possibly please everyone; that is perfectly understandable and all reviews represent personal opinions; everyone has differing tastes. One Reddit user expressed concerns that Starfield may draw more criticism than it deserves, noting: “No matter what, Starfield will always be hated.” Starfield may prove successful, yet I already expect criticism and complaints to outnumber praise in its wake. This could happen for two reasons; first is what people desire out of it and secondly is due to what others expect out of it. This sub is generally very positive, which I find great, but some individuals request items which detract or do not belong in their games or directly contradict those desired by other members.
“Secondly, Bethesda attracts criticism on an almost constant basis; many gamers seem particularly hostile toward Bethesda compared to any other company; people will go out of their way to criticise Bethesda.”
At such an exciting and thrilling juncture in life, excitement should always outweigh worry. Luckily, plenty of potential Starfield players were there to reassure him of that. One user offered: “I really don’t give much consideration to what the overall gaming community thinks; their opinions don’t mean anything to me if they did I may have missed great titles such as Cyberpunk or Last of Us 2, so I play whatever games I enjoy!” while moocow_101 offered up: “Personally speaking I prefer not dealing with negative sentiment right now if that comes up; cross that bridge when/if necessary but enjoy what experience we can while there.” And always look on the bright side!
