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I'd rather have them talk a bit about what direction they are going with it.
Because between Fallout 76 and Starfield there's definitely room for some alternative thinking.
I don't plan on buying it at launch as bethesda has abused my trust too much already. However, if it is not fully single-player-capable (I'm fine with optional multiplayer so long as nothing's locked behind it) and/or requires a constant internet connection, they don't get my money at all.
Isn't that them doing alternate thinking already?
It's seems more like them doing no thinking.