Good job Sony, officially never buying one of your products ever again

Starfield has sparked a lot of debate, and I get why some folks aren't entirely sold on it. Personally, most of the issues that have been causing a stir don't really bother me all that much. Sure, I've had a few crashes here and there, which can be a bit frustrating, but when it comes to game-breaking bugs, I've been relatively lucky in my first ten hours. The loading screens aren't too much of a bother for me.

Speaking of time played, I'm a bit puzzled by the complaints regarding the lack of content. Ten hours in, and I haven't even scratched the surface of the main story or delved into the various factions. It feels like some players are rushing through what should be a leisurely journey across the cosmos. Planet exploration, for me, has been genuinely enjoyable. Let's not forget that exploring planets is precisely that – exploring! You aren't looking for quests or new things. You're simply taking in the atmosphere and seeing the cool things that are around, This should be fun enough for ten planets or so that aren't quest filled.

One of the standout improvements is the gunplay. Bethesda has taken a massive leap forward in this department compared to their previous titles. The combat feels tight and satisfying, making encounters across the galaxy a joy.

Character expressions, while not perfect, are more than serviceable. They don't distract from the overall experience and are certainly a step up from some of Bethesda's earlier work.

In summary, Starfield shows immense promise. While it's not without its hiccups, the potential for an epic cosmic adventure is undeniably present. Take your time, immerse yourself in the universe, and you might just find that it's a stellar addition to your gaming library.

10/10 would buy again