It is my firm belief that Bethesda’s games shouldn’t be tried in less than 3-4 months after their release, due to problems, unpatched bugs and the lack of mods that address some weird design choices. I can wait for that long, especially since I’m so tired these days that I forget what’s my name sometimes… 😉
Imagine if all/the majority/plenty enough of players would do that - the prices of the games would fall down, there would be less crap on the market and certainly, there would be waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay less occurrences like the release of Cyberpunk…
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I can’t tell if you’re a kid with a bedtime or you’re very conscious of your sleep schedule.
I’m a dad of a young lady.
Ha, gotta love regaining a bedtime to set a good example!
I hope that Starfield is going to be so good, I will be happy to sacrifice a few minutes of rest to play it. 😬
You can probably change your region to New Zealand on your Xbox and play early. I’ve done it successfully for other releases.
Thank you.
It is my firm belief that Bethesda’s games shouldn’t be tried in less than 3-4 months after their release, due to problems, unpatched bugs and the lack of mods that address some weird design choices. I can wait for that long, especially since I’m so tired these days that I forget what’s my name sometimes… 😉
Heck, not only Bethesda games. I do that for all games basically
Logical.
Imagine if all/the majority/plenty enough of players would do that - the prices of the games would fall down, there would be less crap on the market and certainly, there would be waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay less occurrences like the release of Cyberpunk…
And don’t get me started on preorders!