Bethesda's Head of Publishing Pete Hines hit back at criticism that labelled Starfield's start screen as being designed…
Bethesda's Head of Publishing Pete Hines hit back at criticism that labelled Starfield's start screen as being designed by"a passionate team overworked or a team that didn't care"., saying:"The physiognomy of start screens. The start screen of a game can reveal a lot about how rushed the team was and how much pride they took in their work.
Teams that take pride want to put a good face forward and will often redo these just prior to game going live," Kern's comment concluded. Having an opinion is one thing. Questioning out a developer’s “care” because you would have done it different is highly unprofessional coming from another “dev”Hines responded to the accusation earlier today, insisting that that had been the game's menu"for years, and it was one of the first things [the team] settled on".
At the time of writing, Kern has yet to acknowledge Hines' response, but has replied to several commenters who took umbrage with his statement.InsiderGaming
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