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Starfield is Bethesda's Least Buggiest Game to Date, Say Sources (insider-gaming.com)
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Bethesda never disappoints!

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[–] abraxas@beehaw.org 7 points 1 year ago

Honestly this is what pissed me off about the reaction to cyberpunk bugs. I remember how the fallout games were at launch

I bought the fallout games at launch. I bought Cyberpunk months after launch when I found it on clearance. Cyberpunk was still far less playable for me than the fallout games were at launch.

This was due to:

  • The game crashing at least once per hour
  • Falling through the ground at least one per hour
  • Dying suddenly though nothing was attacking me at least once per hour
  • Questlines breaking and being un-repairable

Additionally, CP2077 had all the same bugs in Fallout/Elder Scrolls releases.

I usually power through buggy RPG releases, but I waited to give CP a couple more patches before actually trying to play through it.