Recent reviews by Sallymen

I love Starfield. I love the quests. I love the character creations. I love the ship design. And I love the world that Bethesda built and the meaning behind the game of letting go, moving on, and starting anew. I have 100% the game through achievements and I stopped playing for a while until official modding tools came out.

And that is when the issues started happening.

I was really happy that Starfield was getting good quality of life updates back in May and I was stoked to see that we were getting more content in the game through the Tracker Alliance. All that excitement died when I saw that we were given a half ass quest and the other half is LOCKED behind 700 credits. What the hell are the people in charge of this thinking? If the Creation Club sold weapon skins, outpost / ship decorations than I could hardly give a ♥♥♥♥ but to give us a questline for free but lock half of it behind a paywall is unacceptable. PLEASE fix this Bethesda. Starfield got bad enough reputation at launch. If you want to fix it, ya got to build good will again, and selling a mod that has a single quest to it does NOT do that.

I do NOT recommend Starfield until if or when Bethesda stops with their stupid business practices.

Player base isn't huge but that doesn't take away the hilarious and enjoyable gameplay of holding a shotgun sideways while on the cart of a bicycle shooting down a helicopter. One thing that bugged me about the game is that the aiming can be extremely off and the lack of crosshairs make it even more difficult.

Would rate 9/10
A fun game totally worth the $5! The developers of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator never let the fans down!

P.S If they are interested in making a "Totally Accurate Massively Multiplayer Online" I would love them forever.

In my eyes, Worlds Adrift is a sandbox, open world, adventure, MMO, with a post apocalyptic feel to it. But what makes this game unique is that their aren't any quests or objective to play by. The players and the community make their own story, alliances, islands, economy, etc.

The game feels kind of empty right now but I feel like if just a couple hundred people are active in this game it would make it more lively. The world is really big but it isn't too big where it takes forever to go across it. You actually get to sociallize with people and you probably will see them again and know them by heart. I met someone in the starter area of the game but we went our own seperate ways but ended up meeting each other again fighting each other in a higher "leveled" zone.

Sure the game feels kind of grindy at the beginning but that is the fun part in my eyes, to build, survive, and take to the skies. I completely recommend this game to anyone who wants a new fresh MMO experience.

Updated: Ever since update 28, the game has gotten way better with lag reduction and less "rubberbanding"!