Its okay, i think just for my personal measure it needs to be a few hundred cheaper.Not sure what you mean, but you can set up trade routes own multiple ships and hire crew to control these ships without you being with them. So if you want to make a large space truck hauling company you can do that, how it will work we don't know 100% yet only that it can be done.
Do you have a primary source for this?
Most of it is in the direct showcase but here is a link.
Folk keep reminding me what a fool I am for pre-ordering Starfield...mainly for the fact that it's a Bethesda game. In my case, I pre-ordered it for exactly that reason...since I've enjoyed 99% of all the Bethesda games I've ever bought or played from Daggerfall onwards...despite the legendary bugs or day one release nightmares associated in general with Bethesda titles.
I know just from past experience with Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and 4 etc that it's practically guaranteed that I'll enjoy it from day one...bugs or no bugs
Skyrim was a day 1 purchase for me and I must’ve been lucky in not seeing bugs - in the few hundred hours I played I think I had one quest trigger go wonky which required me to revert to a save point. Same with SkyrimVR - I had one Radiant bandit chief missing that required some console commands, and some dodgy NPC pathing leading to the ever popular running-on-the-spot-in-front-of-a-wall manoeuvre, but that’s been about it.Folk keep reminding me what a fool I am for pre-ordering Starfield...mainly for the fact that it's a Bethesda game. In my case, I pre-ordered it for exactly that reason...since I've enjoyed 99% of all the Bethesda games I've ever bought or played from Daggerfall onwards...despite the legendary bugs or day one release nightmares associated in general with Bethesda titles. I suspect in this case however, owing in part to Microsoft's (and AMD's) added input and involvement, that Starfield will possibly be one of the better PC ports of the last few years.
Gameplay wise, I know just from past experience with Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and 4 etc that it's practically guaranteed I'll enjoy every minute of Starfield from day one...bugs or no bugs
Welcome to the club!Folk keep reminding me what a fool I am for pre-ordering Starfield...mainly for the fact that it's a Bethesda game. In my case, I pre-ordered it for exactly that reason...since I've enjoyed 99% of all the Bethesda games I've ever bought or played from Daggerfall onwards...despite the legendary bugs or day one release nightmares associated in general with Bethesda titles. I suspect in this case however, owing in part to Microsoft's (and AMD's) added input and involvement, that Starfield will possibly be one of the better PC ports of the last few years.
Gameplay wise, I know just from past experience with Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and 4 etc that it's practically guaranteed I'll enjoy every minute of Starfield from day one...bugs or no bugs
Gamepass includes Microsoft game streaming services. I can play new releases via streaming (and also play new gen games on my old gen console). You do need a decent connection for it to be worthwhile, though. Didn't work too well on my old BT Broadband line, but works great on fibre.
I miss the days when games have demos. Had a lot of fun with a couple of friends playing Delta Force 2 demo.I haven't pre-ordered on general principle. I like to know precisely what it is I'm actually buying. I suspect they'll be a bit of pre-launch streaming, so I'll wait until then at least
I Preordered too, it's a risk of course however I backed many games in my time some turned into gold some into [redacted] and I just love space games so yeah there you go.
I am sure a lot of us here remember the days of magazines like Crash! with ZX cassettes on the front with demos. Happy, happy days.
Is there some sort of financial incentive for pre-ordering?Folk keep reminding me what a fool I am for pre-ordering Starfield...mainly for the fact that it's a Bethesda game. In my case, I pre-ordered it for exactly that reason...since I've enjoyed 99% of all the Bethesda games I've ever bought or played from Daggerfall onwards...despite the legendary bugs or day one release nightmares associated in general with Bethesda titles. I suspect in this case however, owing in part to Microsoft's (and AMD's) added input and involvement, that Starfield will possibly be one of the better PC ports of the last few years.
Gameplay wise, I know just from past experience with Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and 4 etc that it's practically guaranteed I'll enjoy every minute of Starfield from day one...bugs or no bugs
Not financial but with the Constellation edition you get to play the game up to 5 days early. The Explorer edition doesn't mention this though.
