The vice president of Society B admits that Starry has Bug, but believes that it "does not affect the game experience of players".

CTOnews.com Sept. 4 news, B Society's "Star" announced before the launch of a higher profile, and the actual gap after the release of the game so that players are not satisfied, in addition to the game itself "exploration mechanism" there is some room for improvement, Bug is also quite a lot, which led to the current players generally bad-mouthing the game.

In the discussion of ▲ Reddit, Pete Hines, senior vice president of global communication and marketing for BugB News, once again admitted that there are "certain Bug" in the game "Starry Sky" in an interview with foreign media Gameindustry.biz, but he believes that these Bug "will not affect the player's game experience."

Pete Hines revealed that in the process of producing Starry Sky, the team "is not unable to create a more secure, less wrong, less risky game", but this "does not fit its original philosophy", which is to "strive for player freedom while ensuring a more normal play experience."

Pete Hines admits that Star will have some Bug, but he doesn't think it will affect the player's game experience, because "a fun game will make players forget Bug and keep them immersed in it."

However, CTOnews.com reported in June this year that Matt Booty, the head of Microsoft Game Studio, personally stood for "Star Sky" of Society B at that time, saying that thanks to Microsoft's developers participating in the development process of the game "Star", "Star" will become the least Bug game owned by Society B.

At the time, Matt Booty claimed that "in terms of the number of Bug, there would be no problem even if the game was released in June, because it would be the lowest number of mistakes ever made by Society B."