Starfield isn't really the best game ever made. The graphics are pretty bad and the NPCs are ugly, but that doesn't mean the game isn't fun. The shooting is tight and satisfying, controlling and exploring your ship never gets old, and the quests are the best Bethesda have made since Oblivion. It is far from perfect, but it is a nice step up from the likes of Fallout 4 and 76.

And as for the loading screens, keep in mind that this game and every other BGS RPG needs to constantly save the locations of the NPCs and items that are strewn about. You can't have no loading screens and have the game constantly remember the location of every item you have dropped and moved AND where the NPCs have moved to at any given point. Personally, I would rather keep those features at the expense of having loading screens that only take a couple of seconds.

Starfield isn't really the best game ever made. The graphics are pretty bad and the NPCs are ugly, but that doesn't mean the game isn't fun. The shooting is tight and satisfying, controlling and exploring your ship never gets old, and the quests are the best Bethesda have made since Oblivion. It is far from perfect, but it is a nice step up from the likes of Fallout 4 and 76. And as for the loading screens, keep in mind that this game and every other BGS RPG needs to constantly save the locations of the NPCs and items that are strewn about. You can't have no loading screens and have the game constantly remember the location of every item you have dropped and moved AND where the NPCs have moved to at any given point. Personally, I would rather keep those features at the expense of having loading screens that only take a couple of seconds.