An amazing reveal to me personally. Character progression, building, crafting, story. Designing and building space ships looks incredible. Building and staffing bases also looks awesome. It seems a lot like Skyrim and Fallout on steroids.
While this sort of thing personally interests me much more than Star Citizen, I think the latter (if it ever launches) will be for the people who like to play EVE. Starfield is for those of use who want a more personalized and less cash shop heavy game.
If I had just one wish it would be that I could have a persistent shared world similar, but not the same, as Fallout 76. I would love if I could rent a hosted private server where my friends and I could all play in the same world.
I stopped watching to play with my toddler I will have to go watch this It is the one I am most excited but also scared for.
The explorable scope seems massive - way bigger than I imagined. 1000 planets!
Also very happy to see that it's story heavy but with plenty to do on your own, off the side - my favorite kind of RPG and right in Bethesda's wheelhouse - and that they're sticking to single player.
Couldn't be happier with this reveal.
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Starfield looks like it could be great however I will wait til it releases before I get super hyped, far too many games look amazing in pre release announcements and most rarely live up to what we were shown and think we know about the game.
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it looks a lot like fallout 4, and i havent seen any landing on planets, or seamless traversal when indie games been doing that for 10 years now
people will be dissecting footage for a while figuring out whats what, i'm most concerned for mods, mod tools, and cash shop/ paid mod situation
also the landing animations and effects look super bad!
I also got a Fallout 4 vibe form this reveal. However, the one thing that got me more excited about Starfield's massive world is what the modding community will be able to do in this universe. I am really looking forward to this.
Ok, I'm officially hyped. I saw obvious Skyrim and Fallout influences in the video, both games are staples in my library that I still play from time to time. The sheer scale that is promised is astounding. I'm wondering if each system, planet, moon is uniquely designed or if they are procedurally generated. Either way, the exploration aspect of the game will be amazing if they manage to pull it off. This just went on my official Steam Wishlist.
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Interesting, enthusing trailer, though I could have done without Todd Howard's bloviating blather. Though he has gotten lots of skill levels in blather, so I guess he might be Bethesda's best bloviator.
Could be pretty dang exciting.
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it looks a lot like fallout 4, and i havent seen any landing on planets, or seamless traversal when indie games been doing that for 10 years now
Does it really even matter whether there's stuff like seamless traversal?
These are games, not tech showcases. They don't need to have everything as long as what's there is fun.
With that said, let's hope Starfield will be fun. Nowadays all larger game studios can push out stuff that looks awesome in gameplay reveals, but too often it falls flat on its face when you're actually supposed to play it.
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Yeah especially with how they ID discoveries and the mining.
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Yikes! Feels like a "Fallout game but without compelling story". Meet generic, forgettable NPCs who tell you to "go there, find artifact, bring it to me, I throw a little bit of generic lore at you which doesn't really matter at all, then send you to find next artifact". And no meaningful, interesting multiplayer.
Definitely not the kind of gameplay I will enjoy. I'm sure people who enjoy repetitive, meaningless exploratory grinding will like it, though.
Yikes! Feels like a "Fallout game but without compelling story". Meet generic, forgettable NPCs who tell you to "go there, find artifact, bring it to me, I throw a little bit of generic lore at you which doesn't really matter at all, then send you to find next artifact". And no meaningful, interesting multiplayer.
Definitely not the kind of gameplay I will enjoy. I'm sure people who enjoy repetitive, meaningless exploratory grinding will like it, though.
How do you know it doesn't have a compelling story? All they showed was gameplay. I think it will be like a Bethesda game but with better graphics and expanded worlds and options. And probably all the bugs.
Bethesda's games from about Daggerfall (though probably more Morrowind) have been about a story AND exploration. There's no reason to think Starfield will be any different.
edit: Also there isn't any real "lore" mentioned in this trailer. This was just an intro video and a "taste" video. we won't know the extent of the game, the lore and the story until it's released.
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Day one purchase for sure. Been a fanboi for a while.
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I am kind of surprised that the response, even on here, is this good. Personally, I got fairly disappointed and will remain calm until it releases. They made a great decision to postpone the release until next year as it looks extremely rough. Just to point out a few things:
- The pathing of the robot in the beginning. Looks extremely stiff. It looks high-panted and it's hard to take it seriously
- No walking sound
- The mining part made me fall asleep. It is literally NMS mining, but uglier and worse
- NPC facial animations looks outdated
- The worst part: Gunplay looks horrible and the weapons uninspiring
- Space part doesn't seem innovative. We've seen the same thing in many games
- Doesn't seem to be opening up for a multiplayer experience? So exploring these 1000 planets is definitely going to feel lifeless. Who knows, surprise me
- I have seen plenty of praise for the character customisation, but if that is what a studio like Bethesda has come up with during all these years? Come on... It's basically The Sims 2
The things I think that might intrigue me are:
- The ship building. But I fear it's going to fall fairly flat and in all honesty; in what way does it matter in a singleplayer game? Just like in Subnautica, I see myself farming for the bare minimum just to go through the story. It could be that I'm not the target audience, but as long as I can't show off my ship to friends, I see no point in farming in yet another game where I'm the only one that gets to see it. NMS has multiplayer as an option. So should probably this game
- Story and Dialogue. This has always been the key element of Bethesda games so if they make a compelling story with significant decision making, then it might do good
Again, glad the postponed the release as there is a lot of stuff that needs to be solved. Also, October-December looks extremely busy on the release front, so it could potentially have fallen between the chairs.
This did kinda disappoint me too, but not massively so and largely in ways I expected. For the amount of manpower and effort they supposedly put into their engine update, it feels like little was shown for it there.
I'm certain I'll still be buying and playing the game when it comes out, but I'm not optimistic that Bethesda has gotten over their issues with technical debt and lagging behind in engine performance/capability.
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Also very happy to see that it's story heavy but with plenty to do on your own, off the side - my favorite kind of RPG and right in Bethesda's wheelhouse - and that they're sticking to single player.
Couldn't be happier with this reveal.
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480M dollars raised and they have a tech demo. Scam company and dumb gaming hopefuls. When the cash runs dry they will say bye bye.
Brenics ~ Just to point out I do believe Chris Roberts is going down as the man who cheated backers and took down crowdfunding for gaming.
people will be dissecting footage for a while figuring out whats what, i'm most concerned for mods, mod tools, and cash shop/ paid mod situation also the landing animations and effects look super bad!
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Interesting, enthusing trailer, though I could have done without Todd Howard's bloviating blather. Though he has gotten lots of skill levels in blather, so I guess he might be Bethesda's best bloviator.
Could be pretty dang exciting.
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These are games, not tech showcases. They don't need to have everything as long as what's there is fun.
With that said, let's hope Starfield will be fun. Nowadays all larger game studios can push out stuff that looks awesome in gameplay reveals, but too often it falls flat on its face when you're actually supposed to play it.
But this is targeted for 2023 not 2030 and will be on the Gamepass Day 1....
What's not to like?
And....I saw combat shotguns.... happiness...
Just tell me where to throw my money at.
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Definitely not the kind of gameplay I will enjoy. I'm sure people who enjoy repetitive, meaningless exploratory grinding will like it, though.
...now it only needs to be moddable and for someone to make a VR mod like for skyrim!
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How do you know it doesn't have a compelling story? All they showed was gameplay. I think it will be like a Bethesda game but with better graphics and expanded worlds and options. And probably all the bugs.
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- The pathing of the robot in the beginning. Looks extremely stiff. It looks high-panted and it's hard to take it seriously
- No walking sound
- The mining part made me fall asleep. It is literally NMS mining, but uglier and worse
- NPC facial animations looks outdated
- The worst part: Gunplay looks horrible and the weapons uninspiring
- Space part doesn't seem innovative. We've seen the same thing in many games
- Doesn't seem to be opening up for a multiplayer experience? So exploring these 1000 planets is definitely going to feel lifeless. Who knows, surprise me
- I have seen plenty of praise for the character customisation, but if that is what a studio like Bethesda has come up with during all these years? Come on... It's basically The Sims 2
The things I think that might intrigue me are:
- The ship building. But I fear it's going to fall fairly flat and in all honesty; in what way does it matter in a singleplayer game? Just like in Subnautica, I see myself farming for the bare minimum just to go through the story. It could be that I'm not the target audience, but as long as I can't show off my ship to friends, I see no point in farming in yet another game where I'm the only one that gets to see it. NMS has multiplayer as an option. So should probably this game
- Story and Dialogue. This has always been the key element of Bethesda games so if they make a compelling story with significant decision making, then it might do good
Again, glad the postponed the release as there is a lot of stuff that needs to be solved. Also, October-December looks extremely busy on the release front, so it could potentially have fallen between the chairs.
I'm certain I'll still be buying and playing the game when it comes out, but I'm not optimistic that Bethesda has gotten over their issues with technical debt and lagging behind in engine performance/capability.