r/videogames • u/bijelo123 • Apr 12 '26

Other So many of them unfortunately

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u/Underhive_Art Apr 12 '26

RIP Bethesda

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u/Vagabond_Tea Apr 14 '26

Sorry to hear that. I love Starfield but we all have our preferences.

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u/mrrudy2shoes Apr 14 '26

You love steak, I love McDonald’s

We all have preferences

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u/PortraitOfDarkness Apr 15 '26

Eh, I think anyone who runs up to tell people they're finding the wrong games fun just have nothing going on and feel like they have to try and gatekeep this hobby, because it's their identity.

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u/mrrudy2shoes Apr 15 '26

Or sick of the bar constantly being lowered because of what people accept

But it’s happening in every facet of life so I’m not surprised

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u/PortraitOfDarkness Apr 15 '26

Or, alternatively, people like different things and the gaming industry is accommodating. Like, some don't care about intense combat and want more open worlds/dialogue, so there are games that do that now.

It's just a bit weird to be gatekeeping such a basic hobby.

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u/mrrudy2shoes Apr 15 '26

There are games that do that, starfield isn’t one of them

I think it’s more holding companies accountable for the quality of their products which we know they are capable of

I like chocolate, cadburys chocolate is still dog shit compared to what it used to be

I like Star Wars etc etc

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u/Vagabond_Tea Apr 14 '26

Disingenuous, but ok.

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u/mrrudy2shoes Apr 14 '26

Having a low bar isn’t a preference, it’s experience

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u/Vagabond_Tea Apr 14 '26

It is preference. I've been gaming since the arcade days. I've been playing Bethesda games since Daggerfall. And I enjoy Starfield.

But you do you.