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Anyone sad that @starfield didn't knock it out of the park on release day has never played a Bethesda game on release day. wait for it. (mastodon.social)

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Anyone sad that @starfield didn't knock it out of the park on release day has never played a Bethesda game on release day. wait for it.

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[–] FelixMortane@lemmy.ca 8 points 1 year ago (7 children)

I don't understand? I a hypothetical scenario, if someone scores 30% on all of their tests and then scores 55% one time, that is not acing a test. Comparing anything to previous Bethesda releases is irrelevant, aside from a history of disappointing release days. You should not have to wait for patches and fixes to say a game is good.

[–] Xergg@mastodon.social 0 points 1 year ago

@FelixMortane Normally I would agree, save for that Bethesda games have always had this problem. I can't remember a time when a game from them dropped and wasn't buggy as all get out on day one. so this would seem to be a trend for the company, no?

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