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Elder scrolls has it's MMO at least (which as someone who hates MMOs doesn't mean much) but agreed, it's insane that we went from 4 years between morrowind/obli
by ender341341 3y ago
Elder scrolls has it's MMO at least (which as someone who hates MMOs doesn't mean much) but agreed, it's insane that we went from 4 years between morrowind/oblivion, then 5 for skyrim to likely 15 years for another mainline game. Especially since it feels like morrowind to oblivion probably had a bigger change in gameplay style than I'd expect from jumping from skyrim to the next one.
- CapricornNoble 3y agoMaybe I'm an outlier because I play tons of games that are 10+ years old, but... Skyrim w/mods is totally viable to me as an open-world RPG for years to come. I skipped Fallout 4, but if I had a refreshed (optimized, less-buggy, Linux-friendly) version of Fallout: New Vegas I wouldn't be concerned about getting another FO entry anytime soon either. Hugely excited for Starfield though, it scratches an itch I've had for years: blending Mass Effect, Deus Ex, Fallout, and Elder Scrolls.
- that_guy_iain 3y ago>Maybe I'm an outlier because I play tons of games that are 10+ years old, but... To be fair, everyone is playing 10+ years old games. GTA, Skyrim, Fallout, etc. The next versions haven't been released and are still all years away. > Hugely excited for Starfield though I pre-ordered it which is huge for me since normally I just wait years until the price drops. I just picked up Cyberpunk at the weekend which should show how long I am willing to wait before getting a AAA game.
- CapricornNoble 3y agoI'm contemplating a Starfield pre-order as well. Last game I pre-ordered was perhaps Hearts of Iron 4. I STILL haven't bought Cyberpunk 2077; until a game hits 75% off on my Steam Wishlist it doesn't exist. If that means I don't play it until 5 years after its release...that's ok.