Political implications of video games that cost hundreds of millions but turn out shit.
How the fuck is this sustainable?

It's not a bad game^ but I have to force myself to play it.

Really not sure what I think about this game. I never feel to play.
Then I start the game and have a """fun""" time for a couple of hours, but, it feels more like a search for fun instead of having it.

There are questlines happening out of the blue and that's why we all love Bethesda games. But, is it fun this time?

I don't care at all about the reasons people brought up against Starfield.
Like invisible walls, space flights to other planets and so on.

The only thing I care about is, if this game is fun.
And it's just not at all.

Not at a single point in time i felt any kind of joy playing it. There were very shot times of excitement, but all of that was crushed from the shitty story.

My unfortunate verdict: This game is trash and Bethesda is dead. When they build Tes 6 with this shit engine and release it in 2030, nobody will care anymore.
Political implications of video games that cost hundreds of millions but turn out shit.
How the fuck is this sustainable?