With only three weeks left to release Starfield, Bethesda is in a great mood for playing the game. From AMD to NobleChairs, collaborations with various brands have already been announced, and they have begun to promote the game in many regions. Nevertheless, players want to learn more about Starfield and note they’ve begun to promote a game that does not seem ready yet.

Pete Hines, Bethesdas vice president, marketing, says players on social networks are still aware that they have already begun to compare Starfield to Cyberpunk 2077. It seemed as though CD Projekt RED also active promoted the game, and carried out a lot of collaborations on the day of release, but it appeared to be a huge problem.

We don’t want to know about chairs. Cyberpunk did the same thing. The player responded to Pete Hines: Take deep breath. I have a fantastic team. We know what was going on.

The full release of Starfield will take place on September 6, and on September 1, the project will be available in advance for the owners of the premium version of the game.