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Starfield is Bethesda's Least Buggiest Game to Date, Say Sources
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With Bugthesda the only way that happens is because of modders though. The devs don't fix a thing.
Usually. This time, I think it might be different. Starfield is coming out in a time of live service games, and the way they talk about it, they are going for a really long-term support with plans for contents over years and everything. So this time, it could be different. Maybe.
Let's say an extremely perilous maybe. They provided support for 76 and once they'd finally put in the game, they introduced a lighting glitch that made it impossible to see when inside overworld interiors. I'm not sure how common that bug was but it still wasn't fixed for me after a few updates so I uninstalled and never looked back. I know it's a sob story but Bugthesda have never failed to fail me at this point so it's a heavy vote of no confidence for me.