People will put this down to GP and don’t get me wrong that plays a massive role here but BG3 is one of the most praised games ever while Starfield has been given nothing but jabs and shit talking which should just show that for as much shit as it gets, people have been playing it for many, many hours if it’s able to keep up with BG3
Yup, it’s the fact that the vocal haters are a very insignificant portion of all gamers. We are inside the echo chamber so it only seems like it’s a significant matter. Reality is, those folks and their message doesn’t matter.
I find it funny how we and other Xbox fans moved on from Starfield (as in discussion) while others can’t let go. It’s like they made their point yet insist to elaborate the elaborate the elaborate the elaborate.
A certain percentage of people are very insecure about their opinions, which is why they feel the need to tell you about them over and over. They’re constantly seeking validation and/or have an agenda they’re pushing. Either way, they suck.
At the rate everything is going, with planned updates every couple of weeks, winning things outside tga, Shattered Space DLC, Creation Club Mods and user Mods.
I can see Starfield being one of the top reported and talked about games this year just because of how many clickbait articles are going to be made.
Starfield should be praised not only for making money for its parent company( Microsoft/Zenimax), but also for the click bait SEO’s and engagement it provides for no name channels/websites, as well as big ones who puts up weekly articles for engagements. Truly a game for the people
Huh? As someone who’s pretty into the history of Xbox I’m surprised I haven’t heard of this.
I’ve read both Takahashi books and don’t remember any mention of the Xbox logo being associated with a toaster or bread. Admittedly it’s been a while since I read them.
From what I had heard, Seamus Blackley based the logo on the way certain bread cracks in am oven since he is a lover of baking. Apparently this is apocryphal though…
You know, there’s so many narratives going around, I lost track. In fact, everyone seems to be bitter at one thing, joking at another. So I’ll just look at wrestling things to settle down.