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Bethesda are individually rebutting Starfield Steam reviewers, defending the loading breaks and "empty" worlds (web.archive.org)

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[–] [email protected] 10 points 10 months ago

I'm completely disgusted by the thought, but I'm like 90% sure they half assed everything "knowing" modders would fix it and they fully intend on charging you for those mods...

It's absolutely fucking disgusting that Bethesda feels entitled to the profits of other peoples work to fix their shit games... They are testing out the new creation store with an update to Skyrim coming very soon and have already built starfield with that in mind (modders have already spoken about the difficulty of modding starfield at the moment because of these changes.)

They pitch it as a boon to modders as they'll get paid, but modders always had links to patron accounts that Bethesda/(now Microsuck) couldn't get their greedy fingers on... I hope no one mods the game to be honest even though I preordered it with the high hopes of modding making the game even better than Skyrim... Greed kills again.