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[Original story] Bethesda's Pete Hines has taken to Twitter to comment on a recent tweet about Starfield's start screen from former World of Warcraft team lead Mark Kern.
Yesterday, Kern posted a tweet about Starfield's start screen, stating that start screens can reveal a lot about the game's development and how the development team feels about their work on a particular game. According to the former Blizzard employee, the start screen of Bethesda's highly-anticipated title shows either hurried deadlines or a lack of interest. "The physiognomy of start screens", Kern wrote on Twitter yesterday. "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. Starfield's start screen either shows hasty shipping deadlines by a passionate team overworked, or a team that didn't care."
In his follow-up tweet, he wrote, "Start screens are often done at the very end of development". He then said that "Teams that take pride want to put a good face
forward and will often redo these just prior to the game going live."
[Update: InXile Comments] Bethesda's Pete Hines Calls Out Former Blizzard WoW Team Lead Over 'Rushed' Starfield Start Screen Comments
Bethesda's Pete Hines has taken to Twitter to comment on a recent tweet about Starfield's start screen from former WoW team lead Mark Kern.
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