News Bethesda Confirms DLSS 3 for Starfield Next Week, FSR 3 to Arrive Soon

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Better late than never, Starfield will now have new upscalers available for both Nvidia RTX and AMD Radeon users.

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[MiniITXEconomy]

I don't even play this game, anymore... imagine how much fun it would've been had the whole map been capped to a single solar system! Uff, missed opportunity. Well, only ten more years until Elder Scrolls 6.

 

[Dr3ams]

I could care less anymore what Bethesda adds to this game.

After playing around 300 hours, I've decided that Starfield is crap. I really wanted this game to be good. I've seen a lot of YouTube videos where the posters complain about the lack of mission content and immersion, and I agree. There are around 9 million species on Earth and I haven't found a planet (from a thousand planets) in Starfield with more than 10. Most of the discovered buildings are duplicated on other planets, making going to these places monotonous. And the amount of loading screens is ridiculous. But my main gripes are the lack of content and options in habitat building and storage. I spent over 6000 hours in Fallout 4 and the main reasons why I kept going back are because of settlement creation and the amount of storage options in the settlements. Starfield has only about 10% of the building materials and building options that you would find in Fallout 4. Waiting for Bethesda to release the Creation Engine some time next year and release DLCs you have to purchase to add for the lack of content, is pure B.S. and pathetic.

 

[randyh121]

After playing around 300 hours

I'm sorry for your loss 🙁

 

[JoshS5811]

300 hours before you realized you didn't like it? Seems like you got your money's worth. I can only think of one or two games I have ever played 300 hours and I have been playing games since the 80's!

 

[Dr3ams]

300 hours before you realized you didn't like it? Seems like you got your money's worth. I can only think of one or two games I have ever played 300 hours and I have been playing games since the 80's!

I need 300 hours to kick the tires. I was trying mods and my own tweaks to see if I could squeeze more out of Starfield. For the games I really like: I have 6309 hours on Fallout 4, 3594 hours on Skyrim, 2350 hours on The Division 2 and probably over 2000 hours on C&C Generals and Zero Hour. 😎

 

[atomicWAR]

I need 300 hours to kick the tires. I was trying mods and my own tweaks to see if I could squeeze more out of Starfield. For the games I really like: I have 6309 hours on Fallout 4, 3594 hours on Skyrim, 2350 hours on The Division 2 and probably over 2000 hours on C&C Generals and Zero Hour. 😎

Fair(ish), I personally enjoy/love it but then I am not a fallout fan (save 76 and then its ONLY because I can play with my wife) either so I get it. But 300 hours of tire kicking is a decent time sink for the amount of cash even if you didn't like it in the end. I can think of plenty games/movies where the last handfull of minutes/cut scenes ruined the experience for me. Starfield DOES ride a fine line in that respect and the exploration leaves something to be desired, that I cannot deny...(which is very un-bethesda like IMO).

 

[evdjj3j]

I could care less anymore what Bethesda adds to this game.

After playing around 300 hours, I've decided that Starfield is crap. I really wanted this game to be good. I've seen a lot of YouTube videos where the posters complain about the lack of mission content and immersion, and I agree. There are around 9 million species on Earth and I haven't found a planet (from a thousand planets) in Starfield with more than 10. Most of the discovered buildings are duplicated on other planets, making going to these places monotonous. And the amount of loading screens is ridiculous. But my main gripes are the lack of content and options in habitat building and storage. I spent over 6000 hours in Fallout 4 and the main reasons why I kept going back are because of settlement creation and the amount of storage options in the settlements. Starfield has only about 10% of the building materials and building options that you would find in Fallout 4. Waiting for Bethesda to release the Creation Engine some time next year and release DLCs you have to purchase to add for the lack of content, is pure B.S. and pathetic.

I love Bethesda games too, I always upgrade my PC when a new one comes out but I also agree this one has been a bit of a turd. I put about 160 hrs in and compared to the FO 3 and 4 it just wasn't much. 2 months is too long for the first real patch to come out too.