Starfield's hype handle cranks ever-more furiously in the run-up to its September release, and Bethesda has now fired o…
  • Murvel@lemm.ee
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    2 years ago

    No game should be buggy, of course, but since I have access to the devkit and console, whatever breaks in game, I can fix.

    Compare that to Cybepunk 2077, which is still a buggy pile of garbage, and that game I can not fix since there are no distro of tools to do so.

    It’s not optimal either way, but the former I can work with and the latter I can not.