I think we were all expecting them to rebuild the engine sometime between fallout 4 and now instead of just duct tapping a flashlight (new lighting system) to it.
It's such a bad engine the Phil Spencer came out and said every QA tester at Microsoft is working on Starfield:
2 hours max for a guaranteed refund, anything else (within 2 weeks) needs to be approved by a human to make sure you're not just beating the game and returning it after.
The sheer fact you are not locked out of any faction or faction mission is another example.
Ah, so Skyrim in space
I'm pretty sure ~80% of people can't tell the difference between 1080i and 4k. They'd more likely complain about the color settings they set on their own TV than artifacting.
You want to force people to show ID to use the subway?
Why is this info even public? That's the real issue.
Windows licensing doesn't have enforcement. If there weren't police plenty of people would drive without a license.
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Reminds me of this one:
Kids will see 9 dolphins
It's like that guy that posted an example Bitcoin miner on GitHub, then a bunch of script kiddies forgot to change his wallet info for their own before deploying... He made a good chunk of change by doing nothing malicious.
Because engine immobilisers are a thing, that's also why car keys are so expensive. The engine won't start without the correct key so no need to worry about the wheel.
As for reflectors, the people that use them might just opt for ceramic window tints.
Remember how they took silver, a free joke gift, and monetized it?
"fallout in space but without the stuff that makes fallout good."
So Fallout 4 in space.