Despite the overall negative review, I actually do kinda like this game... but with a big fat asterisk.

I am a huge Bethesda RPG fan; thousands of combined hours in Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3/4, New Vegas, and even 76. I have always loved the vibe, the weirdness, the goofy ♥♥♥♥, both intended and unintended, the grindy elements, the characters, the atmosphere, basically everything.

However, there isn't a single game in Bethesda's RPG catalog that isn't completely and shamelessly carried by the modding community and its ability to undo all of the weirdly tone deaf crap that they keep pulling every single time they make one of these games, and Starfield has quite a lot of the same things wrong with it that (for example) Skyrim's base game does. I am of the opinion that Skyrim WITH MODS is an 11 out of 10 experience, top 3 video games of all time for me. WITHOUT MODS.... it's more like a 6 out of 10 and I can understand completely why someone who has only ever played the console version without SkyUI or any of the many many mods that add better crafting, quality of life changes, and fix the massive amount of game-breaking (non-funny) bugs would think of Skyrim as a relatively mediocre video game for its time. Because without mods, it totally deserves that legacy. But I believe that mods - not even any that add gameplay to the experience, but simply FIX all of the dumb stuff that Bethesda somehow cannot seem to figure out (the atrocious menus being a big one) - are what make their RPGs go from playable and serviceable... to completely transcendent and addicting experiences that are rarely matched within the open-world RPG genre.

SO, with all that being said: Starfield is less than a year old at this point. Bethesda did with Starfield what they've done many times before: they've made a completely serviceable and playable RPG that I was fully immersed in and found myself hopelessly addicted to for a couple weeks. BUT, the mods that will once again take the experience from good to GREAT are not available yet. So that heavily hinders the experience for me.

The menus are SO bad. Somehow even worse than Skyrim's. There are systems in the game that are useless for no reason at all (why does junk do NOTHING???) and there are ideas that they've come up with for this game that feel rushed and like 5% away from being complete. Why is there no radio? Why does starship fuel not matter at all? And the BIG ONE: why does the constant fast travel and load screens have to ruin the immersion of a massive universe in such a exponentially horrible way compared to past titles? It's like... why even bother making the game at all if you can't fly from planet to planet in the same system without opening a menu and fast-travelling there? In Skyrim (a game that came out in 2011) you can walk from one end of the map to the other without seeing a single load screen. Hell, in No Man's Sky you can fly from planet to planet and even manually fly your spaceship from space to the surface. How did they not see this as a massive problem? It's genuinely mind boggling to me how much of an oversight that is.

I am holding out for mods to completely transform how I feel about Starfield, but for the time being... I had my two weeks of fun with what they got right in the vanilla pass. The standout: ship building is awesome, I must have spent half my play time just in the ship builder alone. I had a lot of fun with piracy and space combat (although the bounty system is completely and utterly stupid, so there's that roadblock for mods to fix). There are many things that I love, and there many more things that I hate. But I believe those issues may only be temporary, and I'm very much looking forward to playing this game in the same way I've played previous BGS titles - hopelessly addicted and at the mercy of the fantastic modding community. We'll see how it looks 5 years from now. But for now, this is probably Bethesda's worst game.

Ok so it might not be the next Skyrim, but I've clocked nearly 200 hours here. Well worth it.

I honestly think it needs a couple of DLCs to unleash its full potential.

32gb de ram 4060OC ryzen 7 7700X y aun asi esta mal optimizado ademas de q el audio se retrasa ya lo instale dos veces una en ssd y otra en hdd y es lo mismo