The next DLC for Bethesda's latest sci-fi development world masterpiece "Starry Sky" is still in production, but players have already begun to think about how to improve this poor-performing but still potential game.What sparked this discussion was a recent post by a player, which showed some of the ideas that B Club developers had.
The concept art mostly shows off cybernetic modifications, proving that the developers considered these options during the making of Starry Sky.In the end, the concept of prosthetics was indeed added to the game, but the styles were pitiful and there were no special effects, making it difficult to arouse players' interest.Moreover, judging from the illustrations provided by the player, it seems that there are more interesting designs.Therefore, it is normal for players to feel lost.
"Is there anyone responsible for rejecting these wonderful ideas during the game development process?" "Why did Bethesda finally give up such an amazing style design?" These questions are constantly raised by players.And some players pointedly pointed out: "The fundamental reason is that the 'NASA punk' style is just a fig leaf. They will bring it out whenever they need to excuse half-finished functions!"
A year ago, a core developer justified the game's poor performance by saying that "nothing can be perfect because the pursuit of perfection is physically unrealistic."Now it seems that perhaps what this studio lacks is talent with enough courage and strong artistic vision to integrate the overall situation.After all, there are games on the market that strike a fine balance between technical precision and content integrity.
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