All of the while we’re talking about Starfield last week, we really adore Bethesdas new sci-fi RPG, because it’s amazing setting and worldbuilding, its unlimited level of ability and capacity, its deeply engaging role playing mechanics, the excellent shipbuilding and so much more. But no game is ever perfect, and Starfield isn’t a game without its problems. Many of these issues have been explained and discussed by players in the past days, and here were going to speak about some certain things that have been missing.

INVENTORY SYSTEM

Concumbrance can make some difficulty in managing gameplay. If not for the most part, BGS games have always made players struggle with inventory limits, they inStarfield feel pretty strict. With the speed of your operation to take up your inventory, it is surprising how quickly you can get out of order. Even if you expand to the minimum, it still feels a bit too restrictive; while even using companions as mules and dumping your excess items in your cargo doesn’t do too much, as the rapid growth can add to those very quickly.

NO LOCAL MAPS.

The lack of maps in Starfield is perhaps the biggest omission of the nation’s history. When you look at a planet, while you pull up a surface map, a grid is almost entirely lacking in detail and only shows the spot you have to quickly travel to. You could not look at cities without a map that you can look at. It could cause some confusion, especially in the context of the search for vendors that sell certain items.

QUEST LOGS AND QUEST TRACKING.

Starfieldsquest log is a little bare-boned. While it does rank quests across categories like main missions, faction missions, activities and sandstones, these fundamental sorting options aren’t available, which is a shame for you to turn right out of the arena, just because you’re taking a trip out of the game. Also, the log itself isn’t very descriptive, and even though you actually can’t describe the mission so well that you can start to read that description, however, as the first steps to progress, is not even more accurate as you can learn the story again.

NESE AND APPYANCE AI.

BGS has a range of weapon-based weapons available in its range, from guns, rifles, laser guns, electromagnetic weapons and many more. That variety combined with the most powerful and punchiest shooting mechanics in the BGS game of all time, makes for a solid and consistently enjoyable combat. Every time, the AI becomes active, which can take away combat experiences. Both your enemies and your companions tend to randomly start depriving themselves of erratically wrong behavior, from standing in the open as target dummies to being shot by a gunfire for a long time without consideration for safety. Thankfully, the AI has received some significant upgrades from previous BGS titles, however, a similar idea is still popular.

AMMO TYPES

One thing many players have noticed is how quickly you can run out of ammo inStarfield without that being because there are not a lot of ammo available. No, the problem is that people are using a multitude of different ammo types, and they’re not all working with every weapon. A masked item is one or more, but when you buy more at an arm, the price of the item doesn’t actually tell you which one of your weapons you’re supposed to use, thus can provide plenty of unnecessary confusion.

UNRECEIVER, TERRITORIDEN, PERSONNES.

Starfieldgoes above and beyond, to allow you to be the spaceship pilot you always dreamed of being, because of its powerful spaceflight and the amount of freedom that you are allowed to choose from building any ship you want to build. Aside from being on the land, things may be different, because the game gives you no traversal option other than walking or sprinting to where you want to stay (but with your boost pack, can’t use it). Of course, in urban hubs, that’s not really a big problem, but in the hundreds of uncharted planets scattered across the settled Systems, exploration and traversal suffers due to the lack of land vehicles.

UIS AND MENUS SPORTS: CLUNKY, KILLEN.

Starfieldsuser interface and menus require a lot of work in the next few weeks and weeks. A game that has the greatest impact on the ability to design a UI that’s clean, fast and informative, is always going to be a big challenge. But, with these fronts, thenStarfielddoesnt always succeed. Menus are often too cluttered, and yet they don’t always come in so rich that you want them. Besides, the quest log doesn’t reveal any detail, so you don’t know if the game is even worth taking a look at your enemy’s weapons or loot. You have just to pick it up and find the item in your inventory so you can decide whether to keep it. Between these two simple actions can require a few buttons and more navigation than they should. If you were unable to do that, and you never traveled through different places, instead of simply clicking.

BUGS and TECHNOLOGY SEES

Surely the worst a Bethesda RPG has been in a long time, and so is its a bit of a tadal. Severe issues like bug and chubby progress in quests, are, thankfully, not so common as the games of the BGS (though if you encounter them are happiest,) but still are not present. This can signify walking in and out of a place, NPCs enquiring with their backs turned, faces in which they don’t do anything right, etc.

INSUFFICIENT TUTORIALS

Starfield is a huge game and is so popular that players are capable of losing themselves, allowing you to win huge rewards for the complexity of their own sports. However getting to that point can be a bit expensive for some, since the game isn’t great at teaching. If you try to build a way of learning the basics to see how the mechanics work, the game should be doing better if players like this learn from different systems and mechanics.

ONE SEAMLESS WORLD, NOT ONE.

A new World has never changed since the previous day. However, in a single country, there are more than any other problems that BGS has discussed here. With the exception of recent developments, such as for the whole open world and then in the end, a future in the global world isn’t a completely seamless new world. Building, planet, space, and often even single rooms are separated from each other by loading screens. Moving from one instanced environment to the other is something you will do alot of in this game. Also, you will encounter a lot of load screens, but they never last longer than a few seconds. Having a huge open world game where you can fly through space, land on a planet and take off again without crashing a load screen, would obviously be the dream scenario- thoughStarfield, unfortunately, hasn’t taken that approach.