Hidetaka Miyazaki's latest work, "Elden's Legal Ring", once got a high score of 97 on the M station, for which many game designers/developers expressed dissatisfaction with this, and Ubisoft's user experience director Ahmed Salama previously criticized the 97-point reviewers for "not being angry about the poor user experience of the game". Rebecca Fernandez O'Shea, a graphics programmer at Sony's Nixxes Software, also said that reviewers didn't care about the PC graphics, stability and performance of Eldon's Ring of Law.
There is also Blake Rebouche, senior mission designer of Sony's Horizon: Desperate West, who expressed dissatisfaction with the 97 points of "Eldon's Law Ring" and criticized the mission design of "Airdon's Law Ring", and his "Horizon: West's Desperate" M station score is only 88 points.
In addition, John Linneman of Digital Foundry also said that FS has serious technical flaws, and that almost every version of Eldon's Law Ring "has serious performance problems." He tweeted: "No, I make a living on technology, and The Ring of Law in Eldon doesn't do enough about that. Although it is my favorite open-world game, there is a serious problem with the game engine. The number of frames per platform is unstable. This deserves criticism. ”
Blake, senior mission designer of Horizon: Desperate West, said in a twitter discussion with his peers that Eldon's Law Ring has no mission design at all, so why can it get a good score of 97 points on M station? Feeling cheated on by life, very unfair.
At present, "Eldon's Ring of Law" has received 84% of special praise on Steam, with M station averaging 94 points for the PC version, and 96 points for the PS5 and Xbox Series X versions.