Starfield's design director rejects the player's notion that the birth of the game is a miracle
Bethesda, who recently frustrated at the TGA, isn't having a good time in its own community either—not long ago, a group of Elder Scrolls mod developers angrily and publicly stated that they abandoned the planned Starfield mod development on the grounds that "the quality of the game was too poor."
In the eyes of many people, it is undeserved that a company like Company B has such rough game details when there is no shortage of resources. Now the speech of the mod developer can be regarded as adding fuel to the fire again.
The developers of B Society couldn't sit still this time. Recently, Emil Pagliarulo, the design director of Starfield, publicly refuted a new wave of name-calling on social media. According to Emil Pagliarulo, many reviewers themselves are disconnected from game development, but their reviews are authoritative in the community, which influences many people's judgments.
He also said that making a game itself is a very complex thing, and that the process of making a game itself is "a series of concessions and difficult decisions", and that players can certainly evaluate the game after buying it, but he thinks that some imaginary assumptions are a bit excessive. "Don't fool yourself into thinking you know why this is the way it is, or judge how it came to be. ”
According to Emil Pagliarulo, all aspects of the game were created by a lot of developers coming together to overcome the difficulties, so the game players are playing is "a miracle".
Emil Pagliarulo doesn't mention Starfield at all, but it's clearly a response to the recent bad reviews from mod developers. There was some support for his remarks, but many more still chose to point out obvious problems such as the game engine not keeping up with the times and the gameplay not being interesting enough.
The developer's rebuttal is not excessive, after all, many evaluations of Starfield are not entirely objective, and it is worth advocating to call for a normal view in a one-sided public opinion.
But the evaluation of the developers of the "Starry Sky" MOD still needs to be paid attention to by the B company, after all, they must remember that the authors are willing to develop a mod for the game, provided that it is fun and attractive enough, not that the game is from the B company, which is famous for its folk mods.
"Dune 2" was announced to be introduced, and the domestic release date is to be determined
According to the official Weibo news of "Dune 2", the film is confirmed to be introduced into China. As a sequel to "Dune", this film will continue the previous one, telling the story of Paul Atreides, the "son of prophecy", and the indigenous Fremen of Dune, against the old enemy Harkonan family.
"Dune 2" will be released in North America on March 1 next year, and the current domestic release date is yet to be determined.
The official website of Larian has launched a Christmas mini-game, which can be checked in until Christmas Eve
Recently, Larian Studios has been busy, and while busy updating Baldur's Gate 3, a Christmas mini-game has been launched on the official website.
The game requires players to open all the cards, remember the creatures on the cards, and then open them in pairs, then complete the game of the day, and can get two pieces of game music for download, or a little story of Larian's Christmas.
The game will last until Christmas Eve on the 24th, where players can unlock surprises every day, and interested friends can try it.