Starfield's Start Screen Rage

I've seen a lot of People Rage over the Starfield's start-up screen, calling it rushed and a lot of things. So I've made this simple meme, don't hate on a game that hasn't been out yet...

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[NikTek]

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[ShockGazm]

Just looks like a clean main menu screen, reminds me of the old Halo menu screens tbh which is fine imo

[laglooog]

Am i the only one who think that simple start screen is much much better than a one full of bullshit and micro transaction buttons

[nogoat]

The funniest part was people roasting him with screenshots of games that he worked on

[everyone]

i prefer a start screen which doesn't throw bunch of banners on my face whenever i open the game or ask for my medical history as soon as i customize the character

[oussadan]

We trust Bethesda to deliver the bugs we've been waiting for.

[seafafrage]

according to rumours, the menu is dynamic, meaning it changes according to which planet you land on.

[h_nt_r]

Meanwhile the black Skyrim start screen with literally just the Dragonborn symbol is still one of the most iconic start screens of all time.

[camirock]

Menu simple = less resources = faster loading
Menu all jattered with unnecessary crap = longer loading + microtransactions + useless time for the devs AND people

[delicious_seabass]

He's right, where are the battles passes, loot boxes, or in game purchases? They call this a AAA title??? What a crime.

[Adrenalin]

Give it a week and you'll have all the flavor of starting screens you could ever want, courtesy of the people.

[GEKdev]

Here’s an easy example
Halo3, The UI was simple and perfect, Nothing bloating your screen, Just the simple menu, And the music.

[nogoat]

Also I kept seeing this argument that "People judge a book by its cover."

While yes, they do, they usually judge based on the promotional material/artwork. Not the start screen

[InturnetHaetMachine]

I mean the clown paid for a blue checkmark, hard to take the clown seriously.

Edit: Ohhh, sorry Niktek.

[geiers]

The Sony fanboys are absolutely insane hahaha

[Headlessperp]

After mw2, literally anything on planet earth is miles better.

[kanvish]

Bethesda always had simple background menu screen...

[Lveyan]

Makes me think how ahead of time Half Life 2 menu screens were.

[s.tunafish]

I don't think a start screen needs to have 100 pop ups and store invites and whatever. This looks clean and I like it!

[longsteinpufferbatch]

Looks good to me. It's like a simplistic introduction to the game, before you step into a really wide and complex world of a 1000 planets