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good video. pls learn basic audio processing tho, at times it's hard to hear you over the music and your voice track desperately needs de-essing and stuff like such.

Unpopular opinion: Outer Worlds > Starfield

I love how sexy this guy's voice is.

1:47:29 "You complain about the system yet you participate in it! Curious!" 😂 Get real, son, everyone viewing this video is doing the same in real life lolol (and our taxes aren't even low)

1:37:06 wow it's eerily similar to the 🇪🇺. Really gets the noggin joggin'

1:36:04 ANCAP paradise? >when there's roads👎🏻

18:49 never play EVE Online 😂

Loved the video

Person 1: Wow! This game looks amazing. What can you do in it? Person 2: Admire the views Person 1: Anything else? Person 2: Wait for the next view to load. Person 1: You mean find the next view, right? Like, explore, right? Person 2: Not if you value your sanity.

Turn down the music volume and turn up your raging voice. This isn't a rant video. It's a musical composition soundtrack.

Every 6 or 8 months I have the urge to play New Vegas again and it will be the only game I play for 3 months straight. I think I have a problem 💀

I'm sorry brother but this is a yap fest of complaints for the littlest reasons with little explanations for the negative opinions.

just a note, and i'm sure it's way to late to point this out, but that hunter sequence isn't a boss fight, and he's impossible to kill because it's just a scripted "run away from that guy to complete the mission". you're supposed to fight him at the end of the game if you sided with emissary, or you fight the emissary if you sided with him.

Really enjoyed listening to this at work today. My faith in Bethesda is at an all-time low and I have no hope for them learning from their mistakes come TESVI, but that's okay. I'm sure it'll make them a trillion dollars anyways. We'll always have Morrowind.

Great video, my only critique is that the footage shown often has nothing to do with what you're talking about and sometimes I think it's detrimental to your case. Like when you were describing how NPCs sometimes get stuck and don't even look at you when you engage in dialogue with them, you showed examples where they did turn to look at you. Or the part where you were discussing how ships don't have inertia and it makes them feel unnatural, it was just random gun combat footage. I'm sure it's probably a pain in the ass to go through hours of recorded gameplay to find exactly what you're looking for but that's just my two cents

I have to point out with the dimensional quest. The one Where everyone is alive is actually the alternative universe. Because in orbit you get a emergency Broadcast for it falling. So saving everyone is the alternative Universe

Star field was only made because of how well outer world did and Bethesda was hoping to cash in on some of that money. But star field is straight garbage. It’s like they started a good game but somewhere down the road they just gave up and now it’s the same situation where they rather have fans fix it then fix it theme selfs.

3:50 - I'm gonna blow your mind. Check this out, you ARE gonna carry that laser cutter for the rest of the game. You know why? Because it's affected by laser weapon perks and it has infinite ammo. So you can make it into one of the most powerful weapons in the game by getting all the laser perks and save yourself a whole bunch of clutter by not having to lug around a million weapons and ammo types.

I quit starfield after about 30 hours, left my guy sitting in the water below Neon hoping in vain that the big fish would eat me. Since then I've watched AT LEAST that much content decrying this game and its myriad of problems. This subgenre of 'starfield hate video essay' is how I cope knowing Todd and his sweet little lies scammed me out of 70 bucks. I hope TES 6 burns.

I klnow a lot of people hate the colour grading, but i think it was suppsoed to represnt the different colour of the local sun and/or the different atmopshere filtering the light into a different colour. Which actually makes some sense. Or would do if it was consistent .

Bethesda is a lazy company reliant on its modding community to improve and finish its games

I love to watch random small youtubers complaining about bad games 😂

what a wonderful first upload, knocked it out park on your first try. next video set up a patreon my dudeler

This aged like fine wine with the dlc

"Lean in your direction and explode your lungs" I loled hard at that one... mainly because I'm friends with people who are 4'0 and sometimes I feel like if I breathe heavily they'd explode

Vasco isnt special they already did it in fallout 4. your mister handy robot follower does the same thing with saying your name.

I'm kind of surprised how much of this review gets information outright wrong. This is far from the only review to do this. You could say the game is at fault for how it conveys information if so many people just don't understand the story at all.

39:00 this is what it felt like. Initial idea, throw it together, sell for 70bucks. And ppl buy because Bethesda. And now they are releasing an atrocious DLC for 30, that feels like cut content being sold. And they never going to fix any of this. They already made the money. I wonder how long they get to keep this up before profits drop, shareholders leave and they fold in half. Its so sad to see them bleed out like this.

I see another multi hour long Starfield review. I click play.

As far as the Pirate quest goes, i hated the military faction from minute one of that quest because it started out in the middle of the tutorial quest. Literally arrested my ship while i was doing the constellation intro quests for a round of ammo in my inventory which was stolen. And instead of giving me the option to continue the quest later, instead forced me into a full 40 minutes of character intros for the military who forced my character to be an under cover cop for a faction of pirates. I literally completed the quest out of pure spite for the bastard in charge. I looked up the rewards at the beginning and they make no fucking sense. Save the pirates: get cash, become lieutenant of the pirates, and keep an entire space station of vendors and ship building outlets. Support the military: like 10k cash and you can walk around the military ship with only the bastard in charge there. There's no funtional reward to fighting the pirates. All the character interactions happen with the pirates. And the pirates entire morivation is finding booty, which the military wants to swoop in and steal without doing any work at all! Above all else, the guy in charge is just a prick. He conscripts a random civilian into life threatening work with the threat of incarceration. ACAB Fuck the UC! I did the entire questline just to tell that bastard to fuck himself.

I never found the Terramorph questline, but what do you mean it has you release the fucking GENOPHAGE!? 1:29:20

Shattered Space review next?

Embrace the salt my brother in hate. The salt gives us power, hate powers our strength.

Okay we know we get it, It's just Skyrim in space... stop making 🐂💩 videos like you're some kind of Sherlock Holmes solving the mystery of the decade...

This game kills me, cause there are moments when I look at the interior of ships, the sprawling landscape of a planet, the visual design of suits, and think "man that's really cool". There are fingerprints of love and hard work sprinkled throughout, it's THERE, it just... Doesn't amount to anything that's actually fun to play. I wanted to love it so badly, but 30 hours in and the gameplay all feels the same

"It just works..." Some guy at Bethesda "No, no it doesn't work..." Most of the Starfield player base

I just don't enjoy Bethesda games. Not even Skyrim. I had fun with Rage 2, but they only produced it. Todd "from a certain point of view" Howard didn't touch it. The way they do things is irritating. Some things are way too easy, and things that should be simple are made unecessarily difficult or convoluted. Its like they are made to take a long time for the sake of taking a long time. And I find them really boring. I literally fell asleep siting up playing Fallout 4. I was hyped for Starfield, cus as usual, it was pitched to be 100 times better than it really was. I love No Man's Sky and thought... no way, NMS with an actual story and dynamic NPCs and stuff? I AM SO DOWN. Then it only came out on Xbox so, screw me, I guess 😂 Sometimes God works in mysterious ways. People I know that really love Bethesda RPGs were even disapointed with Starfield. I get bored watching Starfield footage thats been chosen to be entertaining. I do find joy in people complaining about Bethesda games though. 😂

35:25 you're right making every npc named would probably take hundreds of people and it would probably take them like 8 years to complete that game. No one ever made a giant city full of named NPCs *coughs in Imperial City*.

Bro pls lower game music audio

CDPR really showed us what a flawed game Starfield was after getting lost in the ambience of Night City

I found Starfield to be ok. Not great, not terrible. Maybe the upcoming DLC will make it better. Who knows. But it's still fun to watch these videos on how much of a trainwreck the game was, vs. what was actually promised.

I like your video a lot but I have major qualms with your recommendation of starting with Mass Effect 3. The other games are dated, but not inaccessible. The story is still amazing and if youre playing the remastered versions it updates the games to a much more playable state. The whole amazing thing with those games is that your choices influence every subsequent game. It makes no sense to play the worst of the 3 just because it is the newest.

Starfield hate vids gotta be my favorite gender

This is going on a playlist of video essays about Star Field and they will all be used to help me sleep. I mean that with respect. Star Field has failed in so many ways, but unexpected way it has made my life better is all the amazing content that I will listen to countless times while aiding me in conquering my insomnia.

This is a good start, and so there are lots of positive comments, but there are some issues as well, and it's worth mentioning if one is to learn. First, as mentioned by others, the sound balancing is bad. The volume of the background music changes and isn't being corrected to account for the speaking voice. There are also issues with the narration itself. Some of it is unclear not because the music s too loud, but because of slurring of words and general sloppy pronunciation. If you're expecting people to listen to you speak for hours, then making an effort to speak more clearly is warranted. There are also quite a few mispronounced words. I'm generally fine with people mispronouncing words, because it likely just means they've read more than they've heard a word spoken, and there's nothing wrong with that. Having said that, again, if you're speaking to an audience for a couple hours, then checking your pronunciation is in order. I realize you might not always know that you don't know, in which case having a few people listen to the recording and give corrections might be useful. In terms of content, it's actually reasonably well structured for being a rant-type video. I did lose you at a few points, but you got me back eventually, in terms of coherence. I found it very silly how angry you seemed to get about how the cartoonishly evil faction was being cartoonishly evil. You definitely spent way too much time complaining about it being evil, when a more mature critique might've lamented the shallowness of the writing or the lack of nuanced factions, or explained why certain things would not have worked the way they were depicted, rather than simply reacting in the way Bethesda obviously wanted you to react. Or maybe noting how evil corporations tend to try to appeal to their audience by writing stories pretending they're not on the side of evil corporations. Or maybe, if you happened to think that was actually a well written faction, maybe try and figure out what they did so well that it got to you so much. Overall, a reasonably solid first effort.

1:57:00 They already did the name thing in Fallout 4. This is not new.

I love that you are putting this together so coherently on your first try. Compliments. One tip: look into proper levels for audio mastering. It sounds like you may have mastered this by ear, cranking up the sound on your headphones or speakers, but this causes your voice to be way too soft on most devices, and your background music is way too loud. Made it impossible to listen to on a train for me. Just a tip!

So as a comment at the end of the video - let me add another game to the list of things that dwarf Starfield when it comes to storytelling as well as space-based travel and combat, and trading, and all that jazz (no shipbuilding or basebuilding though): Freelancer. Freelancer is THE game that brings me such an awesome nostalgia wave anytime I play it. It has some of the best space travel system with its boost / warp / travel lanes / gates... I just wish some game developer did a REAL modern version of it that I loved. There just isn't anything that comes close to it. Now... you can't *buy* that game anymore, it's no longer purchasable. But if you can find, say, a physical copy, it's *well* worth the effort just to be able to play. I strongly suggest a proper high-res texture mod pack though. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go find myself some Sidewinder Fang - I can't stand that Liberty Ale crap :P

THEY ROCK TEXTURES ARE DIFFERENT SCALES IM HAVING AN AUTISTIC MELTDOWN

I would also recommend if you want a good space sim, X4: Foundations, it’s like the love child of EVE and Star Citizen, no loading screens, seamless universe, economic management, ship and station building