Imagine a game being "stable" as it's biggest selling point

@UpIsNotJump Damn ok lol Not what I said, but go off lol

@UpIsNotJump Honestly probably part of what hurt the game. There's absolutely nothing of any real substance in the actual game and on top of that there aren't even any funny Bethesda moments where you get hit by a guy and get thrown to another planet or whatever

@UpIsNotJump I'm one of like 5 people who actually enjoyed Starfield and to be honest, it's not actually that stable once you reach a decent amount of hours. Not even them fixing the save file bloat bug fixed it all that much. It's typical Bethesda fare 💀

@UpIsNotJump Not even stable. Just "more stable" that games with a reputation for being buggy.

@UpIsNotJump I know Starfield gets a lot of hate but honestly I think it doesn't get enough. I'll say I was disappointed but I played Skyrim and FO4 so it being underwhelming was kinda expected.

@UpIsNotJump stable? it was and has been the only game on my pc to cause the entire thing to chug and massively slow down as if its about to have a stroke only during launch... then someone it makes it through. and then randomly suffers stutters that take 50 fps down to 10. stable my ass...

@UpIsNotJump Starfield makes me genuinely worried for TES6. The Oblivion Remaster doesnt count bc that was done by a different dev team putting on a fresh coat of paint

@UpIsNotJump it's not even that stable lol on release it was very common for saves to corrupt or for the game to hang forever in one of its billions of loading screen it's just that all of its bugs are actually things impeding your enjoyment of the game instead of funny shit so nobody cared

@UpIsNotJump That's not what they said and that's not true in the slightest. Starfield would have been a great foundation for a new Universe had Bethesda not fumbled the ball and planed for Mod support, and the repeat concept was actually a nice way to put New Game+ into an RPG

@UpIsNotJump I'm a huge Bethesda fan and enjoyed Starfield. But it's a great platform for a game, not a great game. The conclusion of the main story is terrible as well, which doesn't help.

@UpIsNotJump For a slop howard game bein relatively bug free is a feat of divinity

@UpIsNotJump If we are talking about Bethesda at the very least its not expected i suppose. Doesnt help when the game itself has the charm of cardboard.

@UpIsNotJump The game was so stable I could see all the barren planets in 4k!!!

@UpIsNotJump I mean for an RPG it's definitely an achievement imo. Most of em' launch quite buggy and unstable and are eventually patched up. Been that way since like forever.

@UpIsNotJump Oh yeah, a stable game with a 22 fps framerate in the cities.

@UpIsNotJump Morrowind was still a better rpg than this

@UpIsNotJump i enjoyed starfield up until the end tho i couldnt bring myself to replay it because there's nothing to do. it wasn't even stable. it's a blurry mess even on an RX6600 + the fps of a sandwich

@UpIsNotJump Not its biggest selling point dont twist peoples words. Just a selling point when your games have a reputation of being buggy

@UpIsNotJump Where did the post say it was the bigges selling point

@UpIsNotJump That seems to be fine for alot of other games and franchises, so why is it wrong to be happy a bethesda game was stable?

@UpIsNotJump Dude could at least zip up Todd's pants afterwards. Look, I like Starfield, played it on the Xbox game pass. It's not worth $60 or even $40. It's not terrible, but it's not great either.

@UpIsNotJump The only thing stable about it was that I could set a timer by how long it tould take until it crashes It wasn’t stable at all

@UpIsNotJump Idk, a triple A game being stable at launch is a rare thing nowadays.

@UpIsNotJump Also much easier to do when the entire game is nothing but instances and loading screens and instances and loading screens, rather than an actual open world that normally causes their bugs.

@UpIsNotJump Tbh a game not crashing years after release because i toggle a single option in the graphics menu is an improvement by Bethesda. Also Starfield is a great game about exploration. I just wish some systems would be easier to interact with.

@UpIsNotJump Considering Avowed crashed in the menu whenever I walked away for five minutes? Yes, stability is the biggest selling point when the alternative is shit not working at all.

@UpIsNotJump also starfield was not stable

@UpIsNotJump Can’t have bugs when it’s the same thing over and over and over forever, just remixed

@UpIsNotJump Well, it's a big selling point on OKCupid. It's usually a lie, but it's a big selling point.

@UpIsNotJump I’d have loved for it to be stable, but it literally bricked my PC when I first booted it.

@UpIsNotJump tbf ever since games have been connected to the internet the number of games that release terribly day one and then get patched is stupid, i'm actually at the point where if a game works as it should day one then it should automatically be in the running for GOTY 🤣

@UpIsNotJump Is that what he said lol? Guess rent was due

@UpIsNotJump And not actually the most stable, as they implied.

@UpIsNotJump Well I'd say that's more about the studio than the game.

@UpIsNotJump It wasn't stable tho he still had a crash

@UpIsNotJump the biggest system they added was "what if we did proc-gen AGAIN" which yeah if you wanna make a bunch of empty planets it works great