Like Frito Pies and Hot Dish, some people love their jankiness. I was actually comforted by my adoring fan getting stuck in the chairs and table in my ship.
Classic Bethesda bugs make me feel right at home. Also, having the spell system repurposed was classic BGS.
To be fair, why make an entirely new system that does the exact same thing? For instance, I don’t see anyone complaining that the Action Points in Fallout 4 essentially function as Stamina in Skyrim.
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It’s a standard Bethesda game, some people love their style.
It’s the white-trash comfort food of games.
Like Frito Pies and Hot Dish, some people love their jankiness. I was actually comforted by my adoring fan getting stuck in the chairs and table in my ship.
Classic Bethesda bugs make me feel right at home. Also, having the spell system repurposed was classic BGS.
Whoa what? Is there space magic?
Yes. It’s fucking awesome.
Not really Space Wizarding, but using the magic system to apply buffs. Similar to how Fallout handled Armor as hidden spells and enchantments.
sorry for the delay, but Starfield is quite easy to get lost in the exploration
To be fair, why make an entirely new system that does the exact same thing? For instance, I don’t see anyone complaining that the Action Points in Fallout 4 essentially function as Stamina in Skyrim.
Exactly my point. It’s a good system that they’ve been using for decades. It’s comforting to see that everything has stayed the same on the inside.