I might have joined you but I was 44 when Oblivion released so not as big an impact on my psyche as people reminding me Starwars came out 46 years ago;).
@silverjohn6037 I just realised I'd have been 17, so exactly half my life ago. That's an existential crisis in itself, honestly. I could see why that might cause you grief!!
The alter-ego I developed to get through the Dark Brotherhood storyline (the character who is 180-degrees from my moral alignment) is now old enough to drive.
Wouldn't be Bethesda without humor. What I love is how natural it is, nothing forced for memes bs, just good old flow of weird to funny things. I honestly giggled at the sandwiched fading to a planet, because its cute funny.
00:50 - Earth has been destroyed 02:16 - You can own a fleet of ships 03:04 - You can hide your spacesuit 04:06 - You can run a business 04:37 - Multiple biomes 05:32 - Nirnroot confirmed 06:00 - You have a body 06:38 - The origins of the Adoring Fan 08:21 - Smuggling confirmed 09:00 - Vasco says your name 10:03 - Sam Coe's ties to Akila City 11:02 - Persuasion is now a mini game 12:15 - They announced story DLC
My question is if they have announced story DLC, why isn’t this DLC part of the deluxe edition? I was really hoping for more than a helmet, space suit, weapon, and access to an art book for $30 more than the standard edition. Sure as hell does not sound like it’s worth the extra money. But I love the rest of your list. Owning a business! That should be seriously cool. I think the last game that allowed that was fable two or three. The adoring fan, think of all of the things we will be able to do to that poor bastard! Haha!
@@jabzy44 that’s what I don’t get. They’re going to have a Deluxe Edition, but without any gameplay DLC. Unless you count skins and a different weapon? That’s $30 more! I’ll stick to the standard edition until the Gold or GOTY edition comes out.
I know that Starfield's adoring fan is meant to be a reference to the one in the Elder Scrolls Oblivion but he also gives me vibes of Conrod Verner from Mass Effect.
The first one, about Earth being heavily destroyed, was heavily implied. Also logical because they otherwise would have had to recreate Earth, with all of it's countries cities and towns, as accurately as possible. Seeing as accuracy and realism was high on their priority list when they created their game-world.
Idk about accuracy and realism if we take those words to mean "realistic" aka space sim. I think they have tried to make the game believable and immersive, but not realistic. That's just my two cents tho.
What should that perk be named? I'm thinking Stellar Wagontrain, to reference OG Star Trek being described as "Wagon Train (which was a tv show at the time) To The Stars". Also let's be honest, some orginal Star Trek episodes were all kinds of zany.
I vividly remember Oblivion being released 17 years ago. And I remember getting suuuuper hyped for it for at least a year before that. This feels kind of like that. I really hope it lives up to it all.
Same, i remember seeing some shitty tiny screenshots in some gaming magazine and being blown away by the graphics. Simpler times, but i'm cautiously optimistic for this.
@@kolrhcp Yes! Never preorder ANY game! Out of principle, I won't even do it for a discount. Even if I know for a fact that I'll end up buying the game anyway.
Easily my favorite little detail is the subtle reveal of how Photo Mode shots could look like in the game, gamers can get incredibly creative with their shots and it's exciting knowing Starfield has a seemingly good one
Regarding the smuggling I think I figured out part of how it works. If you look at the ship stat menus you'll see that below the ship's cargo capacity there's another stat called "shielded capacity". I'm guess that stat tells you how much cargo you can shield from detection, or at least can consistently shield.
I wondered that too. Apparently cargo can get damaged or lost during flight or fight, and shielded capacity/cargo is a safety net so an x amount of items-cargo won’t get destroyed in the process.
I think the Commerce skill is just going to be a barter skill equivalent. The reference to starting a business may just be flavour to describe the value in getting the skill
@@willieoelkers5568 I mean, if you have a few dozen on an outpost with a few dozen outposts, thats a lot of output, or at least, enough for trading in a believable enough sense.
The Fallout New Vegas intro reference was one thing a lot of people missed. My thoughts are Shattered Space may be similar to Fallout 3’s Broken Steal dlc. Continuing the plot of the alien artifacts beyond the base game.
I hope they have a robot creator like fallout 4 did. I just want to create a custom robot with diverse parts and a custom voice with its own perk system and levels. Ik its alot but it would be awesome
I was thinking Millennium Falcon if possible. Everything seemed a bit bulky to be able to make an X-wing. I do look forward to seeing the creativity of the community.
The sandwich hording wasn't at all a shock or surprise to me. People have been filling homes with singular items for a very long time in Bethesda games. I remember collecting every pillow I came across in Morrowind, and leaving them ALL in a single house. :P I stopped the original video on Bethesda's youtube channel when I saw the Adoring Fan, I laughed out loud, and hard. That hair could NEVER be mistaken as being anyone else's. The voice is sooooo similar, too. I can only imagine how many times I'm going to approach a planet, completely forgetting the contraband in my cargo hold.
The first DLC's naming scheme sounds alot like Fallout 3's "Broken Steel" expansion. I'm assuming the campaign will end with meeting some sort of alien / precursor race and connecting them with humanity. I'm expecting the DLC to act like broken steel and show what happens post the ending of the game I/e Aqua pura after starting Project purity / Some questline involving tying up lose ends that the MSQ leaves.
The commerce trait to run a business and the ability to set up shipping routes briefly mentioned in the 45 minute deep dive, combined with having a fleet of ships sounds amazing to me. I cannot wait for this game!
There is plenty of procedural generation, it's just that there's at least 4 big handcrafted cities, probably a good number of space stations, towns scattered about, and huge number of handcrafted caves, facilities, towers, etc. that are generated as you explore.
this showcase got me HYPED. it seems like its actually going to be more advanced than skyrim by a long shot. i just hope the questing is great as well as dungeons
Hopefully they haven't dumbed down the rpg aspects like they did for skyrim and fallout 4. My first experience of Bethesda was morrowind that was phenomenonal rpg wise
The problem is skyrim modding has made skyrim vanilla unplayable and starfield has to not only add in all of the features that modders have added in for skyrim but also starfield MUST be as moddable coming out of the gate and it better not be meme buggy. One of the big problems with Fallout 4/76 was that it was a step up from vanilla skyrim, which isn't actually that great of a game when compared to mods. This is probably why many franchises have limited modding. It messes up the natural improvement progression.
I wonder will there be, at least, the remnants of a Fallout Vault on earth, in Starfield? It would be cool. I also hope we enter a blackhole, and arrive in Jessica Chastains' bookshelf.
That would be cool indeed! In answer to a similar question about a year ago, Bethesda has said that they've intentionally kept their various universes separate. But I wouldn't rule out an easter egg or two.
One of the problems is that there doesn't really seem to be "planets" that you can explore. It looks like it's basically a map with 3-5 areas where you can land on the "planet" which when you do is just a smaller map. You can't just wander off, thats why there are no modes of transportation, you can't fly around, you can't drive around etc. That indicates the size of each landing zone is just a small flat map...it's not a "planet" You click a solar system, you then click a "planet", then you click a landing area from a few choices. You can't just land wherever, or actually circumvent any of the planets
@@thochaos13 Oh yeah I remember Claudia always seems to be the sexy flirty charming rogue that's up to mischief be has her heart in the right place but she seems kinda uptight in Starfield.
@@lejibus Oh yeah that was good but I never got to rewatch it as it stopped airing after my first watch I have memory problems so it don't remember much beyond the main character being slung into the far off space into a warship then being rescued by the other main characters and some bits and pieces it's been a long time since I saw it.
Usually when I see videos with a title like "things you missed in blah blah reveal trailer", it almost never is anything I've missed, but this time there were quite a few things I evidently missed, so thanks.
Slightly worried about how we are supposed to get around on these many boomed world's. We know there's no mounts, no vehicles and no flying your ship in atmosphere. So what we got left? Schlepping or fast travel.
I know it's just one fairly small-ish feature compared to everything else going on in this game, but I cannot begin to describe just how frothing-at-the-mouth feral I became during the reveal stream when I saw that having multiple ships was possible. Something about that just makes me so excited!! I was pretty lukewarm about this game but between that and all the other cool stuff I don't think I can skip on it. Even if my current laptop can't run it well (hoping to at least manage low or medium quality, fingers crossed)
I'm surprised you missed that our character appears to have powers because of the end of the gameplay, we raise our hand and the enemies all go zero grav
@@blackwersus We won't know either until they either release it or explain it. However for them to save it for the end I doubt it's strictly DLC related or limited.
It would be bad ass if you could find Tamriel somewhere in the Galaxy. It could be the same time era as one of the games, like they're still in the medieval times...but magic exists on their world lol
Snap grid. You've clearly not played Fallout 76. Snapping is a nightmare with bethesda. I tell you. But i'm sure this game will be more polished. I hope.
There are people who didn't immediately get the Adoring Fan reference? Either I'm getting old or we are failing to teach the youth our most important history...
My favorite is that apparently you can open your own shop. Commerce specifically says "With enough knowledge, anyone can successfully open, and run their own shop" as the description in-game... The Clothier, and armorer shop were my favorite mods in Morrowind, and for 20 years I've been sad as hell they enver got ported over to Oblivion or Skyrim.
What I’m curious about is how large the playable area of an individual planet will be. It’s super cool how many planets and moons there as long as the aren’t tiny in terms of map size.
@@blackwersusno vehicles or mounts except spaceships. However it so far has been implied (but not confirmed) the whole planet, if reasonable on a case by case basis, is explorable
you know a lot of detail must of happened when Oxbox can't get it down to only 7 things i did wonder about Earth when Mars was mentioned. love it how they are bringing back the adoring fan, wonder how many people will pick the thing to make him appear and also what those people are going to do to the guy.
This game looks like it's going to be fun but I have a feeling that the characters and quest lines are going to be mostly shallow (with a few exceptions), like most Bethesda games. If Obsidian was the dev behind this game than I'd think differently (see Fallout NV vs Fallout 3). The character animations (facial expressions) and acting a already leave a lot to be desired based on what I have seen but the game play looks solid. Hopefully they allow Obsidian to make a game in the same vein/universe as this one in the future.
@@queenofpixels5458You are very welcome. I have Aspergers syndrome and sensory modulation disorder so my hearing is more sensitive than a normal person's I can hear a persons voice even though it's been electronically altered like in the Masked Singer. I can also hear all the annoying sounds and high pitched noises hurt, cause headaches, migraines and even collapses. But it can come in handy to have near super hearing sometimes.
I think I remember hearing or reading somewhere that Earth won't be visitable because there was going to be space debris in its orbit so no one could reenter. Idk I've been following Starfield's news for years and have been saying for almost 2 years, GOTY. Mostly because Todd has been saying since the beginning (even 25 years ago) how he wanted to make a space RPG with freedom and flexibility in the gameplay and also one that asks the big questions in the universe, like cosmology and existentialism. He's mentioned religion, human origins, life's origins, or alien creators and so on. A game that makes you question these things stays with you long after you turn off the console which is why I figure perfect goty material. I always expected Bethesda's writing can deliver in those aspects. 🙂
I honestly don't know exactly what to think of this game, I have huge respect towards the developers and how passionate they are, so much work has went into this game and it has been quite a wait, however my biggest worry is when developers keep talking about how they have like 1000 planets, I am curious to see how the content will play out in these planets, that's my biggest worry, I hope that the game will deliver, maybe I just worry for nothing lol, oh well, wish everyone here a good time playing this game when it releases
some of the things on this list presented as "details you probably missed" were literally stated in the starfield direct. like the smuggling. the dude literally says "maybe do a little bit of smuggling" as he shows of the freighter. also the way he disclosed how the robot could say your name, makes me think its different from fallout 4. with fallout 4, he said we recorded over 1000's of the most popular male and female names. (its 922 names and 78 words) with starfield he just said "he can say your name" with how robotic Vasco's voice is compared to Codsworth. i agree the system in Starfield might actually use AI voice generation, meaning he would be able to say pretty much anything you put in as a name. which would be really cool.
I think even a year is too little time to get a VR version done, especially if they haven't started in thinking about that possibility. Best to wish that one day they announce a release date for a VR version & not to time crunch them. I heard Bethesda VR games also are not the greatest, not sure since I never tried their VR games (I do have a VR headset tho), so a lot of time for them to develop a VR version would be beneficial.
I'm interested to learn how space/environmental suits will function, like if you get shot, will your suit be compromised and will you suffocate/ be poisoned on a planet with a hostile atmosphere? I've heard people say this is why you might not be able to loot all the equipment from an enemy's corpse too...
I'm not going to be preordering, but I'll be hopefully optimistic cause it looks like they worked really hard to improve it for this direct. Really hoping it doesn't crash and burn like the other hyped up games this year (cept for TotK which absolutely delivered).
We should not pre-order anything (especially digitally) period. Same for microtransactions and in-game shop bullshit. Too many good games have been turned into glorified pachinko machines. Wait and see is the best approach. If even buing Starfield at all, I'll wait unitl 1-2 months after release when the dust has settled and hype has died down
@@Rigel_6 why wait that long after release. Fine if you don’t want to preorder, but waiting that long seems pointless when you can watch reviews, see generally what people think of it and decide if you want to play it or not and if it’s worth your money. Then you can play it a lot sooner.
@@EjayT06 Well, my closest example would be Lightfall (expansion for Destiny). The campaign/season was... mildly disappointing. It has some good in it, but a lot was really, really bad imo. Now, if I had listened to the initial reviews and not bought it right away, instead I'd go for it after around 3 months, I'd get it for half the price (which is what it is worth, all things considered)
I’ve never done this before, but I’ll be taking a whole week off of work just to have some uninterrupted play time, starting from September 1st. Never been more excited for a game in my life!
I wonder if this a post-Fallout universe? Perhaps Constellation is a later version of Fallout 4's Institute, with the synths making a breakthrough in developing FTL travel and developing a space program.
All the extra details make the game more and more impressive and also intriguing because there are many things they've yet to clarify or reveal as part of the gameplay.
Be pretty cool in future content that you could take creature dying from extinction and put them on your own dreadnought/outpost. Kinda like the collector
I'm really not a fan of space games and wasn't hyped for Starfield at all and even thought of letting it passing by. But seeing that last trailer with the ship building, settlement buidling, exploration and weapon customizations, now i'm all in.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been excited about an upcoming game but (after watching your stream of the announcement) this makes me want to upgrade to the series S/X. May even save/splurge for the matching controller.
During the interview with Tod, he mentioned an occurrence where he was fighting in a ship, and it just take off into space, so I'm not sure if it has to be stationary.
This showcase honestly answer almost all of my burning questions besides 2 1. Is the story going to actually be good? 2. Will there be surface vehicles of some sort? There's no way they expect us to explore entire planets on foot right? I mean modders got very functional cars to work in new vegas, I'm sure Bethesda can do this also in 2023......
@@tacowithgiantbeansallover i would even accept very basic buggies or a motorcycle, but we gotta get something man. If the going to any planet to explore thing is actually going to be fun
@@butterflysoup7699 I mean oblivion and skyrim had good stories. So did fallout 3. Just recent decade has not been very good so i am nervous also. I heard the guy who wrote far harbor is the lead writer for star field so that makes me more hopeful
One thing I'm worried about is ship building. It seems like you get small modules to add together. I'm really hoping you can create open spaces because I'm be damn sure I'll be trying to build the Serenity from Firefly and that only works if the latter is possible.
@@blackwersus I have a bad feelings they're all going to be corridors basically. Because of that teaser with the mech if you look at it it's all made up of boxes. If they had larger pieces/rooms they would of used them surely. All I can hope is mods fix this
One of the most interesting little details i have seen is a gameplay one for me and that is space pirate gameplay being able to not only board but also threaten ships to give up there stuff
I'm hoping that one way of making a lot of sweet credits is to hijack ships and resell them. If you can buy ships, and parts for ships, it makes sense that you'd be able to sell them. Especially since you could otherwise end up with dozens of ships wasting your time. Maybe even a business of leasing your hijacked ships for weekly loan rates or something. Could also lead to radiant missions of confronting defaulters. Also, maybe you can use the extra shifts to run your businesses or settlements in the background with hired hands. Passive income FTW.
This is like the first Bethesda title since fallout 3 where we can actually be evil again. Skyrim and fallout 4 didn’t have that rpg aspect (although I still love those games)
I wonder if you can fly from planet A to B without fast travelling or using slipspace. I know itl take ages but, I just want to wonder through space for abit
Don't count them out. It's take another 12 years before -Elder Scrolls 6- Skyrim 2 is released. What'll they name the next edition, I wonder? "Skyrim Legacy Edition"?
Random (unimportant) things to notice. 1. Either those sandwiches defy physics, or is glued together. 2. I foresee a Gundam, and maybe even a Death Star 3. The Skyrim "Hey you're finally awake" meme has upgraded. Bonus points if they tell you the Earth has been destroyed a little while later. 4. ... and could Sam Coe end up being Preston.
How much does a literal blank canvas actually cost? Now imagine if someone sells you a blank canvas, but the price is that of a Banksy painting, and the guy tells you "it may be a blank canvas that costs millions, but imagine what could be painted on it with a great painter!" You're allowing yourself to be scammed.
@@herbenthusiastic todd also stated that Fallout 3 has over 200 endings and that it is not an exaggeration. And not like Fallout 4 has that much authored content anyway with how many garbage radiant quests that thing has. And the authored content it does have? Subpar at best, terrible at worst.
@@Alex-ng6nofirst off. Look up the what "Analogy" means. Secondly, yes. It cost several tens of millions to make. And its going to cost 60, maybe 70 dollars retail. But in order to recoup that cost, its going to need to sell to several millions of people.
I'm really amped about this game but it really bugs me that the ship cockpit has fake screens with meaningless schematics and they added a floating hud to relay information instead. It always bugs me when games do this because the alternative is so much more immersive. Maybe I'm weird, does that bug anyone else?
@@charlieloftus1122 yeah and this game is WAY bigger than NMS. Hell, people are still playing Skyrim and Fallout and this game is way bigger than those.
One thing I'm curious to see... You fly to a new, dead planet, enter a mysterious underground structure, and suddenly you see a bunch of mechanical spiders skittering towards you, and others fixing up the structure. Maybe have runes on the wall reading, We Were Here.
Getting this game in spite of all the "features." 😁 Can't wait to perform all kinds of inhumane experiments on the Adoring Fan, and all of the inevitable DLC for extra planets!
Knowing the Sol system is in the game and its a level 1 system i cant wait to jump in and just explore are own system finding out why we left earth in the game and what happened on mars and just learning the lore of Starfield also if that is the St Louis Arch i wonder how many more things we can find like that scattered around for us to find.
@@hopefullyhighMy guess would be the overlord Microsoft is making Bethesda do their homework and check everything over for bugs. But I guess we’ll find out.
The thing they need to nail is something that makes spaceships special in the best sci-fi stories. Star Trek nailed it, Star Wars nailed it, Mass Effect nailed it. The USS Enterprise, the Millennium Falcon/X-Wing, the SSV Normandy. The spaceship need to be more than just a transport. It has to be its own character. It has to be a setting worth telling stories on.
Stop it...... How much did Bethesda pay you to Hype this garbage? All it is : No Man's Sky meets Skyrim. Hype Hype Hype. The little guy comes out from behind the curtain to spill his lies (while wearing the same toupee he has worn for the past 20 years). Pre-order now. Wait for the delayed launch. Download the Alpha. What for 10 patches. Play the Beta. Get banned for complaining. Then, after 3-5 years, you have a game that you can play. Like all the other Todd Howard projects. STOP WITH THE LIES.
Ah yes, because apparently no man’s sky was an rpg. Sarcasm aside, and I can’t believe I have to say this, those two games have as about as much in common as fallout 3 and morrowind. Just because they are both space games does not make them the same. Cool it.
"Oblivion was released 17 years ago." Well you were going to get my like, now I'm too busy crying in the corner.
I might have joined you but I was 44 when Oblivion released so not as big an impact on my psyche as people reminding me Starwars came out 46 years ago;).
@silverjohn6037 I just realised I'd have been 17, so exactly half my life ago. That's an existential crisis in itself, honestly. I could see why that might cause you grief!!
The alter-ego I developed to get through the Dark Brotherhood storyline (the character who is 180-degrees from my moral alignment) is now old enough to drive.
Right?
And Mass Effect was released 16 years ago.
The intro being “hey you’re finally awake” and the adoring fan is great
My wife and I turned and nodded to each and said "Yep, that's Doc Mitchell!" She also almost died laughing when I showed her the adoring fan.😅😅
It makes me happy that they still keep not only a sense of wonder and awe, but also a sense of humor.
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Very eqique
For me, that's what makes Bethesda's video games so fun to play cause it actually "Just works" for me.
Wouldn't be Bethesda without humor. What I love is how natural it is, nothing forced for memes bs, just good old flow of weird to funny things. I honestly giggled at the sandwiched fading to a planet, because its cute funny.
The robot saying "avoid getting shot, you might die" was so classic Bethesda. So dry and specific style of humor, I love it.
00:50 - Earth has been destroyed
02:16 - You can own a fleet of ships
03:04 - You can hide your spacesuit
04:06 - You can run a business
04:37 - Multiple biomes
05:32 - Nirnroot confirmed
06:00 - You have a body
06:38 - The origins of the Adoring Fan
08:21 - Smuggling confirmed
09:00 - Vasco says your name
10:03 - Sam Coe's ties to Akila City
11:02 - Persuasion is now a mini game
12:15 - They announced story DLC
THANK YOU
What happened to the ‘more on this later’ re base building? I guess they meant a different video 😢
Story dlc before games released (cutting full game short and selling it for extra)
My question is if they have announced story DLC, why isn’t this DLC part of the deluxe edition? I was really hoping for more than a helmet, space suit, weapon, and access to an art book for $30 more than the standard edition. Sure as hell does not sound like it’s worth the extra money. But I love the rest of your list. Owning a business! That should be seriously cool. I think the last game that allowed that was fable two or three.
The adoring fan, think of all of the things we will be able to do to that poor bastard! Haha!
@@jabzy44 that’s what I don’t get. They’re going to have a Deluxe Edition, but without any gameplay DLC. Unless you count skins and a different weapon? That’s $30 more! I’ll stick to the standard edition until the Gold or GOTY edition comes out.
I know that Starfield's adoring fan is meant to be a reference to the one in the Elder Scrolls Oblivion but he also gives me vibes of Conrod Verner from Mass Effect.
Exact same voice artist and face .
Same. Of course, I never played any Elder Scrolls game and have played through ME multiple times…but def Conrad Verner Space Groupie vibes.
How did I miss this 😂😂
Dude screams so much Cicero to me
I remember that character on the citadel, i think i told him to ++++ off
number 7 is weirdly something that always attracts me to playing a first person game. if i can see my body i instantly feel much more immersed
Plus it opens the door to VR
The first one, about Earth being heavily destroyed, was heavily implied. Also logical because they otherwise would have had to recreate Earth, with all of it's countries cities and towns, as accurately as possible. Seeing as accuracy and realism was high on their priority list when they created their game-world.
Microsoft Flight Simulator uses Google Earth. Only a matter of time before we get to play all of WW2 from start to finish.
Idk about accuracy and realism if we take those words to mean "realistic" aka space sim. I think they have tried to make the game believable and immersive, but not realistic. That's just my two cents tho.
@@zebatovthey use Bing Maps not Google earth
So this is technically another post apocalyptic game. They could tie it into fallout if they felt like it
Don’t worry, mods can do that
Oblivion is what got me into RPGs. 17
Years ago it came out? I’m getting old.
You think that's bad, for me it was Daggerfall! 😅
That was my takeaway from that segment as well! 😂
SAME! 90’s baby over here. I remember skipping school to play oblivion, those were THE BEST of times
Finding a wild minotaur was the coolest shit I'd ever experienced in a game up until then
ahaha you think you're old, final fantasy 1 got me into rpgs in 1987
I hope there's a "Wild wasteland" style perk for loads of Sci-Fi quirkiness.
What should that perk be named? I'm thinking Stellar Wagontrain, to reference OG Star Trek being described as "Wagon Train (which was a tv show at the time) To The Stars".
Also let's be honest, some orginal Star Trek episodes were all kinds of zany.
Wacky solarsystem…
@@DaemonKeido crazy cosmos. 100%
@@Kdoghalo thats the perfect name
Keep it the same. Earth looks worse here than in New Vegas.
I vividly remember Oblivion being released 17 years ago. And I remember getting suuuuper hyped for it for at least a year before that. This feels kind of like that. I really hope it lives up to it all.
Same, i remember seeing some shitty tiny screenshots in some gaming magazine and being blown away by the graphics. Simpler times, but i'm cautiously optimistic for this.
Nothing will ever be as hype as oblivion release.
Just remember not to preorder it.
@@kolrhcp Yes! Never preorder ANY game! Out of principle, I won't even do it for a discount. Even if I know for a fact that I'll end up buying the game anyway.
@@kolrhcpThanks to gamepass, preorder is not really a thing.
""I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took a laser in the knee""
I’ve never been so excited for a game before. I really hope Starfield can deliver on its promises
thats all it has to do to be great
Not having multiplayer ruined it
@@rileyevans2989facts. Seems to be a pattern with game devs to over promise and underdeliver
@@leejones4429 How does not having multiplayer ruin a single player video game exactly?
@@leejones4429 We found buddy born in the multiplayer rent-a-game era
Easily my favorite little detail is the subtle reveal of how Photo Mode shots could look like in the game, gamers can get incredibly creative with their shots and it's exciting knowing Starfield has a seemingly good one
Had to use a photo mod before in fallout 4 thankfully Bethesda. Noticed it and added the feature in starfield
And with 1000 planets, the scenery selfies are endless
@@tc-tm1my I cant wait to take an epic photo of me shooting the Adoring Fan off a cliff with a beautiful scenery behind it. Ahhhh, the possibilties.
Photo mode implies multiplayer is a thing or will be added. Great always online PvP trolling with PTW...
I always loved taking screenshots in Bethesda games too
I am so scared to be this excited about this game - I sure hope they can deliver.
Regarding the smuggling I think I figured out part of how it works. If you look at the ship stat menus you'll see that below the ship's cargo capacity there's another stat called "shielded capacity". I'm guess that stat tells you how much cargo you can shield from detection, or at least can consistently shield.
I wondered that too. Apparently cargo can get damaged or lost during flight or fight, and shielded capacity/cargo is a safety net so an x amount of items-cargo won’t get destroyed in the process.
Sure thing buddy
@@Braannxo Source?
sOuRcE?! 😂
@@estesdabestes340 We're not your buddies, pal.
I think the Commerce skill is just going to be a barter skill equivalent. The reference to starting a business may just be flavour to describe the value in getting the skill
In fallout 4 you can build some stand for your settler to sell stuff, maybe they upgraded that feature ?
@@WillieHoule that is true, especially if they are taking a more expanded approach to the outpost, I honestly hadn't thought of that
I don't think so... In one of the clips there was a loom/fabric making machine at an outpost. I think you'll be able to make products and sell them
@@skrunklyOwO In the basic vendor format, sure, but I doubt it’ll be set up to actually let you make like a manufacturer/retailer.
@@willieoelkers5568 I mean, if you have a few dozen on an outpost with a few dozen outposts, thats a lot of output, or at least, enough for trading in a believable enough sense.
The Fallout New Vegas intro reference was one thing a lot of people missed. My thoughts are Shattered Space may be similar to Fallout 3’s Broken Steal dlc. Continuing the plot of the alien artifacts beyond the base game.
Just an idea...
I wonder if there's an option to leave the Adoring Fan alone, on a desert planet, far, far away?
I betcha you can assign Mr. Adoring Fan to one of your outposts! One that is suitably bare-bones perhaps would suit what you're envisioning? ;-)
Im expecting the: "wait here" option to be available. He'll probably stand where he is, while you fly away on your ship
I hope so, it'd make up for his inevitability in Oblivion.
Raise a paw if you locked your Adoring Fan behind that haunted basement door of the mansion in Anvil.
Sounds like he follows you around everywhere but occasionally brings gifts. I doubt that any of them will ever be of high-value.
I hope they have a robot creator like fallout 4 did. I just want to create a custom robot with diverse parts and a custom voice with its own perk system and levels. Ik its alot but it would be awesome
It wasn't a lot for Fallout 4. Robot creation is one of my favorite parts
Nerd alert
It was a DLC for Fallout 4 and seeing as ship creation is here on day 1, one can only hope they add robots in future DLCs later on.
@@arian512 i just hope they add or have mod support for console like fo4
@@jangofett3147they did say openness to modding is a huge deal for them with Starfield, we'll see
When it comes to the ship, i either want the ebon hawk or the serenity.
I'll be going for the Ebon Hawk myself on my first playthrough.
I would be shocked if you couldn't build either.
@@shotgunshells2 let us be thankful for the modding community.
Honestly imma be role-playing Mal the whole time, and as someone else said you can probably create those ships (or something close to them)
I was thinking Millennium Falcon if possible. Everything seemed a bit bulky to be able to make an X-wing. I do look forward to seeing the creativity of the community.
The sandwich hording wasn't at all a shock or surprise to me. People have been filling homes with singular items for a very long time in Bethesda games.
I remember collecting every pillow I came across in Morrowind, and leaving them ALL in a single house. :P
I stopped the original video on Bethesda's youtube channel when I saw the Adoring Fan, I laughed out loud, and hard. That hair could NEVER be mistaken as being anyone else's. The voice is sooooo similar, too.
I can only imagine how many times I'm going to approach a planet, completely forgetting the contraband in my cargo hold.
The first DLC's naming scheme sounds alot like Fallout 3's "Broken Steel" expansion. I'm assuming the campaign will end with meeting some sort of alien / precursor race and connecting them with humanity. I'm expecting the DLC to act like broken steel and show what happens post the ending of the game I/e Aqua pura after starting Project purity / Some questline involving tying up lose ends that the MSQ leaves.
The commerce trait to run a business and the ability to set up shipping routes briefly mentioned in the 45 minute deep dive, combined with having a fleet of ships sounds amazing to me. I cannot wait for this game!
Its basically No Man Sky but with characters, personalities, and communities that are crafted by designers not procedurally generated. Sounds awesome!
There is plenty of procedural generation, it's just that there's at least 4 big handcrafted cities, probably a good number of space stations, towns scattered about, and huge number of handcrafted caves, facilities, towers, etc. that are generated as you explore.
The persuasion system seems a bit like the bannerlord system. I kinda liked it, having your playstyle affect the way you persuade people.
this showcase got me HYPED. it seems like its actually going to be more advanced than skyrim by a long shot. i just hope the questing is great as well as dungeons
Hopefully they haven't dumbed down the rpg aspects like they did for skyrim and fallout 4. My first experience of Bethesda was morrowind that was phenomenonal rpg wise
It better be more advanced after 12 years lol
The problem is skyrim modding has made skyrim vanilla unplayable and starfield has to not only add in all of the features that modders have added in for skyrim but also starfield MUST be as moddable coming out of the gate and it better not be meme buggy. One of the big problems with Fallout 4/76 was that it was a step up from vanilla skyrim, which isn't actually that great of a game when compared to mods. This is probably why many franchises have limited modding. It messes up the natural improvement progression.
@@orclover2353 that's a good point, it must irk some developers that modders are necessary to enhance the game or overall experience of it.
You totally know people are going to do their absolute best to make Star Wars related ships
Exactly what i was thinking!
I wonder will there be, at least, the remnants of a Fallout Vault on earth, in Starfield?
It would be cool.
I also hope we enter a blackhole, and arrive in Jessica Chastains' bookshelf.
That would be absolutely insane to see!
That would be cool indeed! In answer to a similar question about a year ago, Bethesda has said that they've intentionally kept their various universes separate. But I wouldn't rule out an easter egg or two.
It’s not the same universe because Fallouts world is based on atomic powered tech
@@Catalystenyeah, maybe something caved in cavern with a smidge of a vault door visible but not totally identifiable
One of the problems is that there doesn't really seem to be "planets" that you can explore. It looks like it's basically a map with 3-5 areas where you can land on the "planet" which when you do is just a smaller map. You can't just wander off, thats why there are no modes of transportation, you can't fly around, you can't drive around etc. That indicates the size of each landing zone is just a small flat map...it's not a "planet"
You click a solar system, you then click a "planet", then you click a landing area from a few choices. You can't just land wherever, or actually circumvent any of the planets
Imagine finding a ancient alien technology that can restore earth back to its former glory.
That would be a sick plot.
Galaxy GECK
This would be bullshit. You cannot reverse time, Water was drained a Long ago on earth, there is nothing but sand. Earth has gone... Forever
What outsidexbox has seem to forgotten is that nirnroot can be found with the Fallout series as well. It's a easter egg
Sarah Morgan's actress is Claudia Black aka Morrigan from Dragon Age and Vala mal Doran from Star Gate.
Also Chloe Frazer from Uncharted.
@@thochaos13 Oh yeah I remember Claudia always seems to be the sexy flirty charming rogue that's up to mischief be has her heart in the right place but she seems kinda uptight in Starfield.
And Farscape, criminally forgotten series.
@@lejibus Oh yeah that was good but I never got to rewatch it as it stopped airing after my first watch I have memory problems so it don't remember much beyond the main character being slung into the far off space into a warship then being rescued by the other main characters and some bits and pieces it's been a long time since I saw it.
It's nice to see they kept the sims 4 cheese blonde tone going for the adoring fan's hair.
Usually when I see videos with a title like "things you missed in blah blah reveal trailer", it almost never is anything I've missed, but this time there were quite a few things I evidently missed, so thanks.
I was once an adventurer like you but then I took a meteor to the knee! 😂
Feeling like this is gonna be a full force outer worlds, soooooo excited.
This game gonna be like refall.buggy messy piece of ....
@@city3015 and it will sell
@@baconburgeronly3089For years, and years, and years, and years...
@city3015 ok Sony fanboy
@@thomaszielinski4326 wow
Slightly worried about how we are supposed to get around on these many boomed world's. We know there's no mounts, no vehicles and no flying your ship in atmosphere. So what we got left? Schlepping or fast travel.
Anyone else expect Andy to make a Star Wars reference on his space craft crafting
Honestly I'm expecting Andy to make Red Dead references with his space crafting. Space trains and cowboy outfits.
Thanks!
I know it's just one fairly small-ish feature compared to everything else going on in this game, but I cannot begin to describe just how frothing-at-the-mouth feral I became during the reveal stream when I saw that having multiple ships was possible. Something about that just makes me so excited!!
I was pretty lukewarm about this game but between that and all the other cool stuff I don't think I can skip on it. Even if my current laptop can't run it well (hoping to at least manage low or medium quality, fingers crossed)
That was me when he said we could board them and take them.
I'm hoping that if you have enough crew you can assign excess ships onto trade routes.
Yeah having multiple ships is cool and all, but pretty shallow if you can't have them flying simultaneously.
I'm surprised you missed that our character appears to have powers because of the end of the gameplay, we raise our hand and the enemies all go zero grav
That was the DLC, maybe it's limited to that storyline only
@@blackwersus We won't know either until they either release it or explain it. However for them to save it for the end I doubt it's strictly DLC related or limited.
It would be bad ass if you could find Tamriel somewhere in the Galaxy. It could be the same time era as one of the games, like they're still in the medieval times...but magic exists on their world lol
Have to say, with as fun as Tears of the Kingdom is, it’s a huge relief to see a snap grid for the building system
Snap grid. You've clearly not played Fallout 76. Snapping is a nightmare with bethesda. I tell you. But i'm sure this game will be more polished. I hope.
There are people who didn't immediately get the Adoring Fan reference? Either I'm getting old or we are failing to teach the youth our most important history...
Did you spot marcy long ( her VA anyway ) ?
Remember kids, horse armor is bad
Persuasion counter is like oblivion. And tbh being old enough to appreciate the resurgence of oblivion's superior mechanics is a blessing
My favorite is that apparently you can open your own shop. Commerce specifically says "With enough knowledge, anyone can successfully open, and run their own shop" as the description in-game... The Clothier, and armorer shop were my favorite mods in Morrowind, and for 20 years I've been sad as hell they enver got ported over to Oblivion or Skyrim.
you also missed something important. at the end of gameplay there was short clip of what it looked like.. magic
What I’m curious about is how large the playable area of an individual planet will be. It’s super cool how many planets and moons there as long as the aren’t tiny in terms of map size.
Same question, how much can you travel within a planet and can you use vehicles on it
@@blackwersusno vehicles or mounts except spaceships. However it so far has been implied (but not confirmed) the whole planet, if reasonable on a case by case basis, is explorable
4:38
This is giving me
"Another Settlement needs our help, here I'll mark it on your map"
you know a lot of detail must of happened when Oxbox can't get it down to only 7 things
i did wonder about Earth when Mars was mentioned. love it how they are bringing back the adoring fan, wonder how many people will pick the thing to make him appear and also what those people are going to do to the guy.
This game looks like it's going to be fun but I have a feeling that the characters and quest lines are going to be mostly shallow (with a few exceptions), like most Bethesda games. If Obsidian was the dev behind this game than I'd think differently (see Fallout NV vs Fallout 3). The character animations (facial expressions) and acting a already leave a lot to be desired based on what I have seen but the game play looks solid. Hopefully they allow Obsidian to make a game in the same vein/universe as this one in the future.
Sam Coe's actor is Elias Toufexis
Aka Adam Jenson from Deus Ex.
Thank you! I knew he sounded familiar but I couldn't place it.
@@queenofpixels5458You are very welcome.
I have Aspergers syndrome and sensory modulation disorder so my hearing is more sensitive than a normal person's I can hear a persons voice even though it's been electronically altered like in the Masked Singer.
I can also hear all the annoying sounds and high pitched noises hurt, cause headaches, migraines and even collapses.
But it can come in handy to have near super hearing sometimes.
you kill the adoring fan only for him to come back... BIGGER....STRONGER....and even more ADORING.... the ultimate boss fight
I just wanna make the HMS Platypus and be the biggest pirate in all the systems.
I think I remember hearing or reading somewhere that Earth won't be visitable because there was going to be space debris in its orbit so no one could reenter. Idk I've been following Starfield's news for years and have been saying for almost 2 years, GOTY.
Mostly because Todd has been saying since the beginning (even 25 years ago) how he wanted to make a space RPG with freedom and flexibility in the gameplay and also one that asks the big questions in the universe, like cosmology and existentialism. He's mentioned religion, human origins, life's origins, or alien creators and so on. A game that makes you question these things stays with you long after you turn off the console which is why I figure perfect goty material. I always expected Bethesda's writing can deliver in those aspects. 🙂
I honestly don't know exactly what to think of this game, I have huge respect towards the developers and how passionate they are, so much work has went into this game and it has been quite a wait, however my biggest worry is when developers keep talking about how they have like 1000 planets, I am curious to see how the content will play out in these planets, that's my biggest worry, I hope that the game will deliver, maybe I just worry for nothing lol, oh well, wish everyone here a good time playing this game when it releases
Based off how much DLC they're talking about? I bet 990 of those planets are barren empty husks that you need 9 DLCs to turn into anything good.
This is why modding exists for BGS games. Those empty planets will all be given life by modders.
@@witchitahable Given what we know about out universe why would you expect a majority of planets to have anything on them?
@@ryuhayabusa3302but is there not a risk of viruses with modders?
@@queenofpixels5458 I mean they have so many creatures on every planet, lol
some of the things on this list presented as "details you probably missed" were literally stated in the starfield direct. like the smuggling. the dude literally says "maybe do a little bit of smuggling" as he shows of the freighter.
also the way he disclosed how the robot could say your name, makes me think its different from fallout 4.
with fallout 4, he said we recorded over 1000's of the most popular male and female names. (its 922 names and 78 words)
with starfield he just said "he can say your name"
with how robotic Vasco's voice is compared to Codsworth. i agree the system in Starfield might actually use AI voice generation, meaning he would be able to say pretty much anything you put in as a name. which would be really cool.
honestly hoping for a "from the ground up" VR version of this too a year after release, or wishfully on release/a few months afterwards.
Same, this game is calling out for VR.
I think even a year is too little time to get a VR version done, especially if they haven't started in thinking about that possibility. Best to wish that one day they announce a release date for a VR version & not to time crunch them. I heard Bethesda VR games also are not the greatest, not sure since I never tried their VR games (I do have a VR headset tho), so a lot of time for them to develop a VR version would be beneficial.
I'm interested to learn how space/environmental suits will function, like if you get shot, will your suit be compromised and will you suffocate/ be poisoned on a planet with a hostile atmosphere?
I've heard people say this is why you might not be able to loot all the equipment from an enemy's corpse too...
I'm not going to be preordering, but I'll be hopefully optimistic cause it looks like they worked really hard to improve it for this direct. Really hoping it doesn't crash and burn like the other hyped up games this year (cept for TotK which absolutely delivered).
We should not pre-order anything (especially digitally) period. Same for microtransactions and in-game shop bullshit. Too many good games have been turned into glorified pachinko machines. Wait and see is the best approach. If even buing Starfield at all, I'll wait unitl 1-2 months after release when the dust has settled and hype has died down
@@Rigel_6 why wait that long after release. Fine if you don’t want to preorder, but waiting that long seems pointless when you can watch reviews, see generally what people think of it and decide if you want to play it or not and if it’s worth your money. Then you can play it a lot sooner.
@@EjayT06 probably cause it’ll have patches lol. Wait until the patches come in and they fixed the game first xD
@@Rigel_6 Couldn't agree more, too many games have been released in a bad state because of this.
@@EjayT06 Well, my closest example would be Lightfall (expansion for Destiny). The campaign/season was... mildly disappointing. It has some good in it, but a lot was really, really bad imo. Now, if I had listened to the initial reviews and not bought it right away, instead I'd go for it after around 3 months, I'd get it for half the price (which is what it is worth, all things considered)
I’ve never done this before, but I’ll be taking a whole week off of work just to have some uninterrupted play time, starting from September 1st.
Never been more excited for a game in my life!
This game is going to be incredible just wait!
They already making 13 details you might of missed for starfeild
I wonder if this a post-Fallout universe? Perhaps Constellation is a later version of Fallout 4's Institute, with the synths making a breakthrough in developing FTL travel and developing a space program.
doubt it, otherwise it would be called fallout 5
No.
All the extra details make the game more and more impressive and also intriguing because there are many things they've yet to clarify or reveal as part of the gameplay.
I've been wondering what is with that hand gesture force/anti-gravity thing. A hint of something the alien tech can unlock?
This is actually about to be *THE* game
What Im excited for is the gritty, horror themed mods that fallout 4 gets a lot of
@@scroatymcboogerballs8554 I could only hope 70s sci-fi art influences the modding community. Would also be great to see cosmic horror, occult themes.
😍Enough about futuristic technology, tell more ABOUT THEM SANDWICHES!!!
Be pretty cool in future content that you could take creature dying from extinction and put them on your own dreadnought/outpost. Kinda like the collector
If they support mods like they usually do I don’t see why that couldn’t happen.
So, a Trimaxion Drone Ship?
I'm really not a fan of space games and wasn't hyped for Starfield at all and even thought of letting it passing by. But seeing that last trailer with the ship building, settlement buidling, exploration and weapon customizations, now i'm all in.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been excited about an upcoming game but (after watching your stream of the announcement) this makes me want to upgrade to the series S/X. May even save/splurge for the matching controller.
Id like to know if you can walk around the inside of your ship whilst travelling or if its straight to cockpit like nms
My bet is that it is more like outer worlds in that you can only walk around while stationary.
During the interview with Tod, he mentioned an occurrence where he was fighting in a ship, and it just take off into space, so I'm not sure if it has to be stationary.
This showcase honestly answer almost all of my burning questions besides 2
1. Is the story going to actually be good?
2. Will there be surface vehicles of some sort? There's no way they expect us to explore entire planets on foot right? I mean modders got very functional cars to work in new vegas, I'm sure Bethesda can do this also in 2023......
Fax, hopefully we can build cars like we can build ships. But so far it doesn't seem like it. We'll see!
@@tacowithgiantbeansallover i would even accept very basic buggies or a motorcycle, but we gotta get something man. If the going to any planet to explore thing is actually going to be fun
Im nervous about the story/lore because bethesda never produced quality lore, only high in quantity
@@butterflysoup7699 I mean oblivion and skyrim had good stories. So did fallout 3. Just recent decade has not been very good so i am nervous also.
I heard the guy who wrote far harbor is the lead writer for star field so that makes me more hopeful
@@wyattwelton8599I agree Far harbor was good, that's good news then
Can’t wait to visit the Skyrim planet and recruit the dragons.
One thing I'm worried about is ship building. It seems like you get small modules to add together. I'm really hoping you can create open spaces because I'm be damn sure I'll be trying to build the Serenity from Firefly and that only works if the latter is possible.
Also do the ships have interiors or are they just cockpitmobils
@@blackwersus I have a bad feelings they're all going to be corridors basically. Because of that teaser with the mech if you look at it it's all made up of boxes. If they had larger pieces/rooms they would of used them surely. All I can hope is mods fix this
One of the most interesting little details i have seen
is a gameplay one for me and that is space pirate gameplay being able to not only board but also threaten ships to give up there stuff
*their
I'm hoping that one way of making a lot of sweet credits is to hijack ships and resell them. If you can buy ships, and parts for ships, it makes sense that you'd be able to sell them. Especially since you could otherwise end up with dozens of ships wasting your time.
Maybe even a business of leasing your hijacked ships for weekly loan rates or something. Could also lead to radiant missions of confronting defaulters.
Also, maybe you can use the extra shifts to run your businesses or settlements in the background with hired hands.
Passive income FTW.
This is like the first Bethesda title since fallout 3 where we can actually be evil again. Skyrim and fallout 4 didn’t have that rpg aspect (although I still love those games)
I wonder if you can fly from planet A to B without fast travelling or using slipspace. I know itl take ages but, I just want to wonder through space for abit
no.
there is no atmospheric flying and landing.
landing on planets is fast travel with cutscene
Just think, if they hadn't put so many resources and years of effort into this game, we could have had like 7 more editions of Skyrim by now.
Hopefully it will be playable in Starfield. Kind of like the holotape games from Fallout 4
Don't count them out. It's take another 12 years before -Elder Scrolls 6- Skyrim 2 is released.
What'll they name the next edition, I wonder? "Skyrim Legacy Edition"?
Random (unimportant) things to notice.
1. Either those sandwiches defy physics, or is glued together.
2. I foresee a Gundam, and maybe even a Death Star
3. The Skyrim "Hey you're finally awake" meme has upgraded. Bonus points if they tell you the Earth has been destroyed a little while later.
4. ... and could Sam Coe end up being Preston.
I find it interesting that so many hate the blank canvas of “dead planets”. Imagine what could be available with the mod community!
How much does a literal blank canvas actually cost?
Now imagine if someone sells you a blank canvas, but the price is that of a Banksy painting, and the guy tells you "it may be a blank canvas that costs millions, but imagine what could be painted on it with a great painter!"
You're allowing yourself to be scammed.
@@DJWeapon8Todd states this game still has more authored content than Fallout 4
@@herbenthusiastic todd also stated that Fallout 3 has over 200 endings and that it is not an exaggeration.
And not like Fallout 4 has that much authored content anyway with how many garbage radiant quests that thing has.
And the authored content it does have? Subpar at best, terrible at worst.
@@DJWeapon8 This game is going to cost millions???
@@Alex-ng6nofirst off. Look up the what "Analogy" means.
Secondly, yes. It cost several tens of millions to make.
And its going to cost 60, maybe 70 dollars retail.
But in order to recoup that cost, its going to need to sell to several millions of people.
I'm really amped about this game but it really bugs me that the ship cockpit has fake screens with meaningless schematics and they added a floating hud to relay information instead. It always bugs me when games do this because the alternative is so much more immersive. Maybe I'm weird, does that bug anyone else?
I will be playing Starfield forever!
People said that about NMS
@@MrGhostTheBigRoastpeople are still playing NMS though, got updated like last week
@@charlieloftus1122 yeah and this game is WAY bigger than NMS. Hell, people are still playing Skyrim and Fallout and this game is way bigger than those.
@@tacowithgiantbeansallover I'm still playing fallout 3 and 4 and ES
Does anybody know when you build parts to your ship and make it bigger will it get bigger on the inside to.
This will be the biggest most advanced game of all time, I'm hoping it will be a masterpiece.
Wait, custom ships?
I shall build the USS Enterprise 1701-D and go where no one has gone before!
There is only one question I'm interested in: Will it be moddable?
I hope not
@@MichaelSternettwhy
Yes obviously. Moddability is an usp for beth games at this point. It would be a monumental fck up to not have mod support now lol.
Yo the cowboy is voiced by the same guy who voices the guy from Deus Ex! I cant remember his name. :(
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who swooned when Sam Coe was introduced and plans to romance him
Haha swooned hard full southern belle style had to fan myself
I swooned over the very gravely Kaiden/Karth tone of his voice. Not the same VA but the tone - oh yeah!
One thing I'm curious to see...
You fly to a new, dead planet, enter a mysterious underground structure, and suddenly you see a bunch of mechanical spiders skittering towards you, and others fixing up the structure.
Maybe have runes on the wall reading, We Were Here.
Remember people: do not preorder!
Preorder is best way to play especially on game pass
start of the new era: what have you missed, what would have been if, can you do that. eager to see all of that
Getting this game in spite of all the "features." 😁 Can't wait to perform all kinds of inhumane experiments on the Adoring Fan, and all of the inevitable DLC for extra planets!
Knowing the Sol system is in the game and its a level 1 system i cant wait to jump in and just explore are own system finding out why we left earth in the game and what happened on mars and just learning the lore of Starfield also if that is the St Louis Arch i wonder how many more things we can find like that scattered around for us to find.
I’m definitely going to be playing this day 1. Bethesda is one of my favorite studios of all time.
Oh great!
We found our bug testing guy......
Yey....
Same
Bethesda gets a lot of shit for their games, but I've been playing skyrim for 10 years and I'm still finding secrets,how many games can say that?
I saved up a bit so I will be playing day -5.
Bubbly lighthearted commentary was fun to watch
The amount of potential bugs is huge 😅
I know, right? They say it will ship with the least amount ever but what is that really saying
@@hopefullyhighMy guess would be the overlord Microsoft is making Bethesda do their homework and check everything over for bugs. But I guess we’ll find out.
*features.
I wonder what epic bugs we'll find in this release?
The thing they need to nail is something that makes spaceships special in the best sci-fi stories. Star Trek nailed it, Star Wars nailed it, Mass Effect nailed it. The USS Enterprise, the Millennium Falcon/X-Wing, the SSV Normandy.
The spaceship need to be more than just a transport. It has to be its own character. It has to be a setting worth telling stories on.
Stop it...... How much did Bethesda pay you to Hype this garbage? All it is : No Man's Sky meets Skyrim. Hype Hype Hype. The little guy comes out from behind the curtain to spill his lies (while wearing the same toupee he has worn for the past 20 years). Pre-order now. Wait for the delayed launch. Download the Alpha. What for 10 patches. Play the Beta. Get banned for complaining. Then, after 3-5 years, you have a game that you can play. Like all the other Todd Howard projects. STOP WITH THE LIES.
Ah yes, because apparently no man’s sky was an rpg.
Sarcasm aside, and I can’t believe I have to say this, those two games have as about as much in common as fallout 3 and morrowind. Just because they are both space games does not make them the same. Cool it.