Looks like the dream home is the best home in the game and there's no way to get it besides that trait. Welp...I'll be modding that in lol
Looks like the dream home is the best home in the game and there's no way to get it besides that trait. Welp...I'll be modding that in lol
Is there a mod to mark items as unsellable? The favorites thing has limited slots
Which broke all my mods so I went back to my 2 year old Cyberpunk save. Oh god big mistake. Starfield is just so...dull in comparison lol
if only the game wasnt so FUCKING boring
I know right??
I really wanna keep playing it and get to the bottom of the whole Terramorph thing. But some parts of it are such a slog and playing Phantom Liberty has shown me exactly how lackluster this game feels in comparison
It'd be 300% better if the characters weren't written like stale cardboard cutouts of human beings. Maybe I've just been spoiled by BG3
This was the game I started directly after BG3 so that was rough too lol
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planetary exploration was honestly the only truly dull part for me. The quests were good in a Bethesda way, I really enjoyed a lot of the major quests.
Which isn’t to excuse the atrociously lackluster and boring planet exploring… I think Bethesda just doesn’t realize how much of their games is exploring a purposefully crafted world and not RNG barren landscapes. In a lot of ways it just feels like half a Bethesda game. It’s got the (subjectively) great story and quest area/moment and the gameplay is good, but the exploration isn’t there.
Feel like they should have reduced the scope of the game and refined the smaller planet size tbh. Big for the sake of big isn’t always best.
the sidequests (especially faction business) / main story were the best parts of the game to me as well and that is a fairly tragic statement to make about a Bethesda game. gameplay is fine but nothing special, exploration aspects garbo, aesthetics p mid. it's an aight game just don't want to spend 100 hours in it when stuff like TotK and Cyberpunk and BG3 exist.
I'm not sure which Steam Award was worse, that or Hogwarts Legacy winning "best on Steam Deck"
Actually it's probably RDR 2 winning Labor of Love
HL is a solid game that runs very well on Steam Deck, it's not a good choice but nowhere in the realm of RDR2 and Starfield's incomprehensibly terrible wins
Solidly mid game, maybe.
And yet I'd say Hogwarts Legacy as a whole package shits on Starfield
Hmmm. With Hogwarts nostalgia, yes. Without it, I'm not so sure. It's just as bland but more polished.