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Accompanied by a stunning orchestral version of Elton John’s “Rocket Man,” Starfield's live action trailer follows our hero on a breathtaking journey through...
Accompanied by a stunning orchestral version of Elton John’s “Rocket Man,” Starfield's live action trailer follows our hero on a breathtaking journey through...
There's a waste of time...zero gameplay for...the game they want us to play. Live action cinematics are utterly useless unless you like hyping your urself over lies from the beginning.
I've been waiting years for a game with good hard space exploration. I'm hoping Starfield is what I've been waiting for.
I’m pumped AF for Starfield but good god can we let this trend of adding dramatic versions of pop songs to trailers go? They’re so soulless and unoriginal.
This trailer... was okay? I don't know why, but it kind of felt like a more modern version of Communist space propaganda. Very by the numbers, predictable, and a little corny. The game'll probably be alright (most likely just Fallout 4 with more sci fi + vehicles in Space with less trashy looking environments) but this trailer's not getting me very excited.
I'll probably wait a few months for the bugs and issues to get ironed out and give it a shot on Xbox Game Pass. Plus, the longer I wait, the more mods get made, and the mods are what really make Bethesda games good.
That's some very shallow thinking, having just one aspect of a much larger thing make or break a whole game for you.
I definitely have less time for the hobbie than the number of available games. If I learn that i'ts not shit on nvidia when it's released I might be interested again. I'd say your conclusion is shallow as my life doesn't revolve around video games.
I'm still interested, but definitely disappointed. I have a decent PC, but DLSS is magic as far as I'm concerned.