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My thoughts exactly

We used to call them canned responses but after the "walking on the moon" comment from devs they prolly had to 😂😂😂

Sometimes I feel like the overall concept of DLCs ruined gaming, because now it's like a "we'll fix it later" kind of attitude

​@@GourmGames the original 'expansion' concept of DLC's aren't so much the problem, but nail on the head towards the 'fix it later' mentality in the industry.

16 bit style games still get made without issue today by indie companies. Monster Sanctuary, 9th Dawn, etc.

'But wow the gunplay is good' even tho in 2023 the gunplay is good in almost every single game with guns.

Get real. no one's been on the moon

That was a face palm response to me. I was like, ok so its my fault I'm bored? Guess your right. Guess I shouldn't have bought the game. I'll remember this next time a Bethesda game launches. Bye. I think this Amazon Fallout TV show is being viewed by Bethesda like Edgerunners was for CDPR and CP2077. Bethesda is hoping to generate positive spin and more sales. Its just for the wrong game. lol.

Dirty, Drug Addicted, Cop. But same thing

That's exactly what I think. It feels like AI generated PR.

@@jamesbee3087 Goes to show you how Bethesda feels about it. "Here's your 'personalized' response. Because we care." Sounds like Bethesda to me.

Or teach them a lesson by jumping to Cyberpunk

I own but haven't played the Fallout series. Back in the day I watched my buddy play Fallout 4 but it seems like a lot of devs are using DLC and online experience as a crutch instead of making the base game itself good. Then using online or DLC to compliment it

@@GourmGames well FO3 was my first experience with BETHESDA games. It was that first, "I can see a tower way over there and I can actually walk to it" experience that got me hooked. Some people just don't get Bethesda games like these. Mainly, I think, because no one else makes them and it's 5 or 10 years between them. 76 was not and was never meant to be a real FO game. It was just an mmo painted like fallout. You should play one of the FO games or Skyrim. You'll either really like them or be like, this sucks. It's like you live in them. You can finish the main story or not but there is still tons of stuff to do. Still Bethesda games like these tend to have some QoL issues that you'll probably want to mod out for your taste. I.e. I don't slow walk, lockpick or get weighed down any more. I've done years of that and I'm just not doing it anymore. For me, it doesn't add to the immersion or the enjoyment. So I don't do it. I didn't like inventory management IRL, I'm not doing it in my game 🤣 Remember Skyrim is old so you might also want some graphical mods. It's really easy to do. And one last thing, it's really the kicker, it's not that mods make it better. It's the fact that you CAN mod the game. You can turn FO or Skyrim into Nazis Fighting my pretty pony, if you want. You can tailor these games so it gives you personally the maximum enjoyment for you. It almost becomes a game you created. There just aren't any other games that do it like that. If you're the kind of gamer that likes to "LIVE" in the game world. These are the ones that let you. I have a Skyrim game save that I haven't played in a year but I'll eventually go back and wander around in the world I created. ... short post huh? 🤣🤣🤣

@wolfhors3_660 No worries I'm a paragraph typer myself 🤣🤣 but yeah I LOVE Bethesda hence this whole video and 80% of my channel. My delay on Fallout I just the immense backlog I already have. But I definitely need to get to it! Maybe after I finish MK1 Reboot and finish the Bioshock trilogy! Thanks for the insight!

@@wolfhors3_660 Skyrim was one of those games that made you feel like a Bad a$$. The music, the story, the quests, and the RPG elements all gelled together perfectly. Honestly its one of the best games I've played. Then the modders go a hold of it. 😘

500 hours. Your more dedicated than me. Went back to Skyrim after a week

I'm a base builder in Fallout 4. I get it. Everyone has their likes. I think the fall off in players is more the point. They lost A LOT of players lately. THAT is more the point I guess? Whose left are the real fans. The rest came, they played, they got over it, and are moving on. Mostly, I think everyone is looking for the reason why, and most of the drop off players are posting that they played the 'game' side of the game and didn't really care about the outpost or ship building part of the game because that part of the experience is empty. True space fans know this, but are true space fans enough to keep the game going? I don't know, but companies follow trends. And this is a trend worth noting.

@@b.thomas8926 I think the reason is people best the game and there are other gtrst games to play. I haven't played the game in 2 months. I put over 10 days in it. It's not a multiplayer game that I can drop in with the guys every day for a few games. There would be falloff. I think the game has issues. Outposts aren't intuitive and I run into some bugs with the builder. I wish there were a few more hub cities. I wish there was more to House Va-Ruun. They could 3 mixed in a coupleore structures for the bases, labs, and structures that spawn, but it's a small gripe and makes considering it's so early in space colonization. Prefabbed and familiar is how outposts should he for survivability. But the game had some of the best missions I've ever experienced in over 2 decades of gaming. I thought it had some interesting hard choices to make. I liked a lot of the world and universe building.

@@hunterking6033 Like I said, I'm not knocking ya. We each got a gem in our collection. Fallout 4 despite the bugs persistent even today, I still play it. But Starfield may be a game that doesn't have a wide enough appeal to keep itself supported and that's put Bethesda on the defense. The rage on reviews isn't anything new, honestly, and neither I nor Bethesda could care less. The AI response however, is a slap in face, and would generate even more negativity. Better to say nothing than be condescending.

But its not unknown or unsettled. You are literally traveling in the 'settled systems'. It's not unknown, it's uninhabited.