Its cuz they are talking about their previous work and how it connects to their vision and passion for videogames. Not just skyrim appeared, arena and morrowind appeared as well, and fallout 3, and fallout 4.
Not sure if anyone will read this but for me there was a moment in fallout 3... I was like 12 years old and got my hands on the game, faked going to bed and was playing all night wandering through the wasteland listening to the radio and finding myself more immersed than anything I have experienced before, it was like I was exploring a real world somewhere else, a complete break from reality. I will never forget that feeling.
I guess, in the same sense a short comic at the back of a magazine can be interesting. I'd still pale in comparison to an actual book though. And in this analogy, that book would be written by Obsidian when they made New Vegas
@@simple-commentator-not-rea7345 dude not even close. New Vegas is half the game Skyrim is and that’s coming from someone who walked into both expecting to love fallout.
@@simple-commentator-not-rea7345 Here comes the guy who worships Obsidian just because they made New Vegas. Guess what Bethesda also made Morrowind, Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Skyrim (a game that has a massive impact on the whole gaming industry). I'd mention Fallout 4 but you guys are crazy about it. Remember when they said Outer Worlds is Fallout 4 killer? Good times. It's obvious that you're on the Obsidian Dickriders Bandwagon. Get some life.
I love how he talked about the step out moment. I can’t wait to see Star field cause nothing is prettier then space. I remember playing Skyrim and stepping out of bleak falls barrow and seeing the northern lights for the first time. That’s when I fell in love with the game
@@mattdaniels9464 Yeah, that's what I'm guessing. I just hope it really does feel vast and inspiring again. Fallout 4 didn't really recreate that feeling at all for me and felt like such a step down from previous games that I really hope they nail it this time.
@@infasis I can kinda agree about the "step out" moment on Fallout 4, and I think New Vegas moment was among the best. FO4 was pretty good, but I was more hyped to get out and get exploring. What was cool about FO4 was the prewar start, to vault, and then out to the wasteland.
4:30 That's one of the mayor "wow" that i had when i played Morrowind, the fact that you can take a single coin from a table, a cup, bread, everything was touchable... that blow my mind, i still remember. And the fact that this feature were still developed in the other games of bethesda, other EOS, other fallouts... Keep going whit that philosophy!!
IM THE MAYOR AFTER ALL No but for real, Ive always loved that element of Bethesda games, though Ive always wondered to what degree its hamstringed them into making relatively smaller scale environs i.e. If you want every object to be interactable, then it's basically impossible to make Whiterun or Diamond City on the scale of Novigrad or St. Denis, for example. Sometimes I wonder if maybe they'd be better off sacrificing SOME of that interactivity in place of a larger world- make 50% of objects interactive, perhaps. It seems like a tradeoff
@@julianmarx2002 That's not the only reason their games tend towards smaller towns than ones like Novigrad or St. Denis. In Bethesda games every building is enterable and has things going on inside of it, an NPC lives or works there, and it's different from any other building. As well as nearly every NPC in the city having a name they all have a home or somewhere where they go to sleep at night, and a schedule for how they spend their day. You can have conversations with each of them and influence their lives in some way through quests or even permanently kill them. To have that on the scale of St. Denis just isn't possible and I'm fine with that because it's one of the major things that makes their games unique and worth playing.
@@julianmarx2002 it's a taste thing i guess, a personal taste. I love the Witcher 3, but i prefer to have the hability of take a bucket and put on some npc head, and then a cup and try to hit It with an arrow, than have a map the size of novingrad. In the Witcher i can see the womens washing clothes, but i can't interact with them, i can't destroy or move the clothes, they are fixed to the map and that takes the "realism" away from my character, It reminds me that i'm not there, i'm in a Game. Also the last Assassins Creed that i played was the Odyssey, and the map was huge, but again... I can't do whatever i want (when i am bored). I can't put a pot in some npc path and watch their "reaction" cause the pots are only breakable (?). And that takes me away from that world. Thats is what i more like from skirym, i can do almost anything with anything (items, not infrastructure, obiously) PS: English is not my first language and too lazy to use google, so errors were made. PS2: autocorrector("Inglés es not mi fiesta lenguaje") xDDD
Even though there are many open world games, but no one can do it like Bethesda to this day. They perfected object grabbing and placement. You can stack every single coin on top of each other, you can decorate your whole house with stuff that you think makes your house feels like home.
@@ShinyFoot Yeah I'll always want detail and complexity over scale. Plenty of games have come out with far too big a scale and not enough complexity recently, like AC odyssey and origins.
One of the best studios to ever exist. As a space enthusiast, words cannot describe how excited I am for Bethesda, of all studios, to create a space adventure.
@@francistein8409 They did. But look at CD Projekt. They over promised for over 5 years and people are still willing to fight tooth and nail for them just because Witcher 3 was pretty good. Bethesda has a rich history of making good games. I trust they know what they're doing this time.
@@joedotphp tbh bugs aside cyberpunk was a 8/10 for me. graphics def bumped it up cus i had rtx on, shit was killing my pc but hey at least the world looks crazy
@@joedotphp plus lookin back on cyberpunk, i remember seein the big ass city for the first time. i was baked out my mind and just seein all that with rtx on blew my mind
@@joedotphp If CDPR is a bad studio for you Bethesda should be too. Even to a higher extent. I mean....look at Fallout 76, it's developement over the last years, the marketing, the collectors edition, the ingame store, Bethesdas merchandise politic. Compared to that CDPR are saints.
Seeing Bethesda recognize the importance of modding and our part that we played in extending the games' lifespan, even for a second, makes me feel hopeful for the future for multiple of upcoming games and our collaboration with the developers. So excited for Starfield and ES6.
Bethesda has always been the best developer when it comes to modding. They even allowed mods with out of game assets on console. Is there a single game dev that lets console users install mods?
You have no idea what you're talking about. Beth has done everything they can to monitize DLC and Mods and the backlash from the community has been firm and committed against this. If it wasn't for Modder's their games would have a much shorter shelf life. From Horse Armor to Fallout 1st, the history is there, just takes a quick min to google.
I remember my Morrowind step out moment, taking a few steps out of Seyda Neen, having some random dude fall screaming out of the sky and nearly shitting my pants.
When you first walked out onto the road in front of the Vault and said: "Oh crap....where do I go? Whats out there?" I felt so alone...and a little scared. Even though it was a game, I totally was caught up in it.
@@jefferydraper4019 I remember playing with my older brothers, and being scared of nukes for like a straight 3 months XD, now I want more nukes and more bunkers to explore!
Step Out moments are arguably one of the coolest things I enjoy in both games and movies...just that moment of stepping out into a completely new and breathtaking world is enough to get me excited for the future potentials. People may generally agree that New Vegas is the better Fallout game, but I haven't really encountered a big step-out moment in that game quite like Fallout 3's prologue that saw us step out of a vault after many years into a big and giant wasteland ripe for exploration!
I feel like Bethesda is great, if not the best at that step-out moment, felt it heavy in both oblivion and Skyrim, just this whole world to explore, right infront of you
This is why New Vegas is incredibly overrated to me. It's just a reskin of 3 without any of those monumental defining moments you would expect from a life-changing game.
@@a_single_white_female To be fair, I think compared to Fallout 3, New Vegas had a bit more things going for it, like improved shooter mechanics and generally better writing.
Easily one of my favorite things about a new video game is stepping into the world for the first time. Makes me sad ever time that I can never experience it again after it’s over but keeps me looking forward to the next game I pick up
He's essentially a politician. He's fooled us many times already with a smile and 100% confidence. A man never to be trusted. He'll express the right things only to get your money.
@@drezworthy technically he never lies, only twists the truth to make things sound so much better than the are. You know, like every single company in the world. Its not like ubisoft goes up on stage at e3 every year and talks about how there new game is 'a living breathing world' or whatever.
@@jaaaaaaaaaaaaaay Todd Howard and Bethesda are particularly egregious, given their words versus the reality of the products they push, it's shameful and should absolutely not be normalized. Though, judging by some of the people I've interacted with, it already is.
@@jaaaaaaaaaaaaaay "16x the detail" is a lie when there isn't 16x the detail in the released product. So yes, he is a liar and a scammer in my eyes. People just blindly defending him are pathetic
I've been wanting a space game like this for many years. Starfield is the only game I'm excited about these days. Best wishes Bethesda. I hope y'all knock it out of the park.
Those "step out" moments are always great in the other games, and I'm pretty sure I understand why he said there's two of them. One is likely stepping out onto a planet's surface, seeing the landscape open up in front of you, just like stepping out of the Vaults and Doc Mitchell's house in Fallout. The other will be breaking through the atmosphere and seeing the vast emptiness of space, maybe a moon, space station, or gateway of some sort, or maybe literally nothing but a field of stars.
Based on the discussion in the video, and concept art, and the trailer about the settled worlds, I have a suspicion both step outs will be bigger than that. I think the first will be something like getting off-planet and being able to explore the settled worlds. The second will be something that lets you get out of the settled worlds and really go where no one has gone before.
Yes I thought of this also. They'll probly have a "step out" scene when first fire up your ship. Music and all like they always do. And a second one for when you land on a planet and step out for the first time
Really 3 things that matter most to me. 1. Is the story actually good. Open worlds and world building has always been a strength, but moment to moment storytelling has never really been, and I hope they can actually tell a good story this time. 2. Does the game work? How many weird bugs and gameplay decisions will need to be fixed by the modding community before the game is in a truly playable state? And how long will that take? 3. How much will they fleece us with micro's and paid mods. We know that they will to some extent, they have shown over the last 5 years that they are going to try to squeeze us for every dime they can, so how ruthless are they going to be with this game in terms of monetization. Until then, just like with any game these days, definitely waiting until launch day full reviews and details on these 3 issues. DO. NOT. PREORDER.
@@thomashoughton7392 Because they're discussing how that game that has "zero relevance" affects the way they develop their new projects, including Starfield.
I hope we will be able to land in real time without any loading on planets with your spaceship and not have to go though a loading like The Outer Worlds
I still remember the first time I saw Skyrim. It was on Attack of the Show on G4, a year or two before it was gonna release. There was a guy talking about it, and he showed the iconic image of the Dovahkin looking out over the mountains. He pointed to a mountain way out in the distance and said, "You can climb that mountain!" And it just seemed so crazy to me, ahaha. I'd mostly played games like Pokemon or games where you just beat levels. Nothing with a full on open world to explore. I've played several BGS games since then but they still give me that same awe. I can't wait for Starfield!
Skyrim was so ahead of its time. VS other games. I was completely blown away by the graphics at that time. The games dialogue. How it felt like everything you did mattered. Every choice you made. It mattered. The world seemed so huge. I was lost in that game for weeks. I'd go from a large dense forest. To lost in a blizzard at night. Truly incredible game. I miss that euphoria.
I think the first step will be on the planet where you start the game, then the second step will be your moment leaving the ship on a different planet for the first time
1st step out moment: planet at the start of the game. 2nd step out moment: through the alien wormhole device, into the "Starfield". If that sounds intriguing, watch some of the detailed breakdown videos of the Starfield trailer. There are blueprints of an unknown alien device that looks like a gateway, and it needs some artifacts to activate it (simplifying). The beginning goal is likely to get it operational, then the rest of the game begins.
The ''step out'' scene he talks about is such a great bethesda trademark. The moment the prologue is over and the entire world is open for you to go anywhere.
This looks like a space game that will finally give us that feeling of serenity and wonder to compliment the epic battles. The crackly voice of the radio transmission, the ambiance of a barren rocky landscape under a night's sky, the mundane details like the labeling on the food packages... everything about this game footage and the way these folks talk about it makes me believe that this could be one of the most immersive and convincing worlds ever built into a video game. If Starfield is released before the cutoff date for the game awards, and it's joined by BOTW 2 to go along with Elden Ring, Horizon: Forbidden West, and whatever surprises the industry has in store for us, this might end up being one of the most stacked GOTY battles we've ever seen.
No, that's 2023 lol. A lot of games got delayed out of 2022. Nonetheless, 2023 will definitely be the year you described. With Starfield, Spiderman 2, Zelda, Resi 4 Remake, and a bunch of other games, 2023 really will be the battle of GOTY contenders.
Sounds like they're throwing the kitchen sink at the immersion & world-building factors, and that can only be a good thing. Nervous of being excited for any game, let alone a Bethesda one, but let's say I'm cautiously very optimistic at this point.
Todd Howard did an AMA on reddit a few weeks ago and said that the are including backgrounds for your characters you can choose from to help give your person a Backstory. This kind of role-playing makes me super excited!
@@kosmicmarxman443 Hmm, that's less good. I'd rather make my own character backstory than choose from a bunch of cookie-cutter ones I don't care about. But let's see.
Tod Howard is my favorite game director of all time for one simple reason: He truly understands what makes a game great. It's not about what you do. It's about how you FEEL doing it. High hopes for this game.
People joke about bethesda games for them being full of bugs and "it just works" but at their core, when you really look at the games, no expierence is like it. They really capture the fantasy setting and being transported to another world. Todd def knows what a fantasy setting feels like, and im sure starfield will deliver that too.
Set aside the excitement of what the game might end up being and how talented these people are, why make this video in this format. It is so cringy. I am disappointed in Todd, I thought he was a down-to-earth person.
I can't put into words the feeling when I first launched morrowind, and I managed to get this state every time I launched a new game from bethesda studio. I believe that this time I will be shocked. as a fan, there is only one request to add Russian localization of voice acting to the game #RussianVoiceoverinStarfield #РусскаяОзвучкавStarfield
In the gameplay showcase, one of the planets is named after Yuri Gagarin. No doubt Bethesda will pay tremendous respect to the brave Cosmonauts who pioneered space travel.
"I like to say that Starfield has two step-out moments." ooooooh okay so I'm guessing one revealing the open world of a planet, and one revealing the space-travel aspect of the game and the amount of planets you can visit
I'm thinking one after the "tutorial" section and one that involves a big piece of the story. Probably about a huge breakthrough discovery which seems to be the point of the story
Ah, man. This is a cool log and the concept art pieces give off a really interesting atmosphere. Love that kind of '70s NASA-aesthetic sci-fi, it reminds me of the Traveller tabletop RPG. I'm just so hopeful about Starfield !
I do dig thw realiam they went with for the direction. Very relatable to our current space tech, and that seems to draw one in. NMS was amazing fun, too: but felt (almost too!) cartoony every playthrough. Elite felt real, but then has its cartoony approach with ships/etc., and then they went too real...space was just so empty feeling lol. It's grind was a joke unless you did exploits, as well. Then when you compare its 'realism' to actual space, they fell short. Go all out or not! Eve Online nailed space futurism to a level no other game can ever accomplish, nor do I expect. But it deserves an honorable mention for allowing the human element in our current state to truly show through: greed and destruction. It makes one realize how we do not yet deserve space as a species, nor the universe, quite yet. But Starfield has everything I have been hoping for in a space game (so far that I have seen!), for so long: and it is almost a cold invitation to play, the aesthetic, they went with. I am not upset, yet (hopefully at all). Then again with even CDPR falling short, it is not hard to curb enthusiasm for games as of late. So I am approaching this with hope, but open to utter disaster, as it seems to be a hidden genre lately in game development.
@@Dana-cb7vk Having seen a few videos, the atmosphere created by so many different æsthetic elements is powerful. They drew from the era of classic sci-fi (1960s-1980s) and built up a world that _felt_ real, that _felt_ lived-in, that wasn't a 'cartoony' (interesting word choice there) 'oh, hey, here's a cool thing, here's another cool thing, here's another cool thing.' It comes across as a place where stories can happen, not just a 'playground for game adventurers.' If this does well, Bethesda has mastered their craft.
I cant lie, I'm genuinely hyped for this. Exploration is what Bethesda Games Studios are best at and they are tackling my favourite genre. Special shoutout to games like Elite:Dangerous and Star Citizen for showing the industry that there is a massive market for this kind of niche. Seeing a lot of inspiration from these games.
I would honestly not be playing games today if we didn't have games like FALLOUT 3 & Skyrim. Bethesda's games are truly an experience I will always cherish. And looking forward to getting more of that experience within the stars.
This video highlights what I believe is the key to Bethesda's continued success: The willingness to walk away from a finished project and "start over" and ask 'what do we want to create next?' They are not gamemakers - they are worldbuilders and storytellers.
5:56 all of the fantasy games have fantastic visuals because that's what the developers envisioned purely from imagination. But when you derive something that is rooted in reality, you get something that is not only beautiful but resonates in the fabric of your being, and it can inspire you to set out pursuing it. I really really just want to be able to gaze in awe at space, standing still at a cliff or something. This game has potential to be more than just a game, but a hallmark of human endeavor.
@@noonehere0987 I was talking with Nacure, not with you, my friend. _He_ is the one foolish enough to expect this game will be a "hallmark of human endeavor".
@@rosesareredbutzerglingssti9290 idk, Skyrim was pretty incredible. Hopefully this game will be that great, but Skyrim is the only incredibly broken game that still feels like home to me.
@@codman5239 Skyrim would be far more incredible if it had better written quests and no bugs. But nothing that matters -- we are talking about Starfield, not about Skyrim. If you analize all bad decisions take by Bethesda in recent years, you will see that nobody has any reason to be optimistic about this game.
Gosh. Just now watching these Starfield vids. This got me a little emotional, which is surprising. That "step out moment" Todd mentions, I can recall that moment from every BGS game I've played, and it feels new virtually every time. Even on my umpteenth Morrowind playthrough I still take a moment to just drink in the surroundings of Seyda Neen.
@@VeeTHis oh? how else does one play fallout4? you explore new usually boring areas, kill a few brainless npc, loot them or the areas you just explored. its nearly impossible to play the game any other way... games who do this better are tarkov and dayz.
@@shriyanshpandey112 I can appreciate both sentiments: two different forms of wisdom that aren't necessarily incompatible. I enjoy the hype while still keeping expectations low, if that makes any sense! 😄
"It's not just a game." Todd is so right on this one. Video games aren't just dumb things to pass the time, they're art. Even though Bethesda has kinda a bad reputation, I loved this video.
They don’t have a bad reputation at all. It’s either Sony kids, or typical bandwagon bethesda haters that spread shit for the sake of their fav you tubers or followings. Millions of people still play their games and millions enjoy them.
Bad reputation? Lol, I loved fallouts 3, 4, New Vegas, Skyrim is masterpiece, Wolfenstein is masterpiece and we can name many more. Hope starfield won't let us down.
4:29 "We like having all the coffee cups." I was just talking about games with my wife last night and I said something similar. I love games that allow you to "live" in the world and truly feel like a part of it. That ability to interact with almost everything around you adds a layer of immersion that most games don't offer. Perhaps it's not a main feature, or even a selling point at all, but it helps create an atmosphere that pulls players in even more and makes them a part of that world. I love the work that BGS has done in The Elder Scrolls (and Fallout, but TES is my favorite). I can't wait to be a part of the Starfield world- er, universe.
Space games always had a special place in my heart. And to see one performed by BGS is very exciting! Looking forward to Starfield! I believe in you, guys. Don't screw it up too badly please!
Why should they screw up? Did they screw up with oblivion, slyrim, fallout 3 and fallout 4? Give them the time they need and dont force them zo produce a quick money grabbing machine, for purely commercial reasons, like they were forced to do and to lie about it with 76 and they will make really good games. That's it.
Same feel! I looked at the timeframe..."7mn, hmm, a long video..." and at the end "that's not 7mn, impossible!" You can see the passion of the team behind this new world they're building...it has the potential to be the game of the generation! The hype is real!
@@fthirtyfivemr yep i never play fallout 76 cause i know heavy deep Role play game like skyrim will not working in MP world, stick with the singleplayer for the best make the ai good
My god, this game looks amazing and we’re only seeing concept art mostly. This game looks like a Skyrim meets Mass effect type of game. I seriously cannot wait to play this👀
Considering Skyrim being resold is almost completely free each time for those who actually own the game I’ve literally had every copy of Skyrim and only had to buy two the new one was a £15 upgrade and my first legendary edition gave me the others for free, so that sounds dumb lol, also yeah 76 was a fall through but they still took the time to fix the game as much as they could, they tried something that didn’t work out, they expected people to enjoy a no npc world and role play and do the story for them self but it was severely lacking and got deservingly to obliterated by the fan base for it, they took the feed back and stayed with 76 doing what they can to make people happy, most studios would have just left the community playing the released version. People consistently replay Skyrim daily because they enjoy the game and also the mods, so yeah they’re releasing a game that literally nobody has to buy.
It's amazing how you guys described the way these games make me feel and what makes the so special, it's not just mechanics or visuals, it's the quiet moments and the things you wouldnt think about but are present anyways
Ive played star citizen for around a year now and I absolutely love the realism, the way you manage your ship and just the ability to fly and explore wherever you want. If this has around the same aim at realism and exploration its going to be one of my top games of the decade, its right up my alley.
Starfield will have some similar "Space Sim." elements, however Starfield's major focus is being a big, epic single player RPG. Though there is good reason Starfield has a very similar art style to Star Citizen, because Star Citizen's Senior Concept Artist and Art Director, has been working at Bethesda on Starfield in the same roles that they worked on Star Citizen. (Senior Concept Artist and Art Director.
I doubt that Starfield can pull off the same level of immersion and freedom of Star Citizen. It will feel similar to Outer Worlds with loading screens between locations and restricted level design.
@@hansyolo9649 This is an interesting question. Bethesda is definitely not known for loading screens or restricted level design in their games, unlike Bioware for instance. Having seamless travel between planet surfaces to space and vice versa is difficult but it is doable. It will be interesting to see how they handle it, but I have a feeling there won't be noticeable loading screens. Loading may be hidden by things like hyperspace travel though.
@@bullitthead7853 Most dungeons in Skyrim are separate levels, interiors in Fallout 4 are separated by loading screens, so is Megaton in Fallou 3 or Diamond City in 4. Loading screens everywhere. Of course it's difficult but doable to traverse between planets without a single loading screen, with actual space between the planets but Bethesda probably won't put the effort into that 'cause it needs a massive engine overhaul.
@AUTISMO I wish they could fix you. Starfield pricing has not yet been announced, it is not out for a year, and we still know little about it. What the quality of the game will be has yet to be seen. The game is coming to GamePass day 1, so it would cost only what that costs.
#RussianVoiceoverStarfield We want to play Starfield in our native language, this is really important for us, since reading subtitles greatly distracts from the game itself.
The greatest thing about skyrim is that after 8 years of playing, I always have a different experience when I play, I always discover something new, I always find new weirdos to fight, I always have fun
Please make a Russian voice acting , I really want to immerse myself in the game as it was in Skyrim , thank you for everything ! #RussianVoiceoverStarfield
I just want to say thank you for making your games playable in both first and third person view as well! Some people, like myself get motion sickness from first person view so please, when you are making the game please keep making it playable from both first and third person views. I know it's an extra work and that it might be annoying to do it but, please keep doing it. Thank You!!!
Oh really ? thats interesting. I always find third person games give me more of a headache. Really comes down to how smooth the motion blur is really, and 60fps.
@@reubenyesplease5374 Hmm, It might be the frame rate thing, but maybe the speed of controller too? I get motion sickness when I play first person with controller much faster then when I'm on PC so, who knows. I didn't know that there are people who are having problems with third person tho but, this is exactly why they should keep making their games both First and Third person. :)
It shows you how they put a lot of thought into the whole universe of the games and not just simply create a world, no they create a history, guns, suits, the political histories, kids toys, the technology, the history of the planets and settled systems, they take a lot of time making their universes feel like a real place.
*A concept art book, you can get the e-book copy, or a physical copy. Works well in the Series X* The e-book version you can have a narrator if you like.
@@noonehere0987 in a matter of fact i do i work at riot games and i do understand how games are made. Bethesda engine is top tier garbage, their creation engine is entierly based on gamebryo and it still has all the bagage of that outdated piece of crap
A good piece of advice: don't try to visualize what your experience might be when the game comes out. You will only be disappointed when you can't do that. Just let the experiences happen organically when you do eventually play the game
Todd is absolutely right about giving player's freedom..To let us play how we want, not how others want. I think that's the main reason what made Skyrim so popular...
The "Breakout Moment" in Fallout 4 was actually one of my favorite parts of that game... that, and of course the fact that we could finally CLOSE the Vault Door too while we're inside. :P
I'm looking forward to an immersive RPG again. Nothing has really scratched the itch that Skyrim did. It amazes me how little RPG'S have grown in immersive mechanics. You'd think that would always be one of the first things an RPG aims to do. But games like cyberpunk 2077 didn't have much immersion. They just have stats. Skyrim and Fallout make the whole world touchable. The fact you can pick up and move food is just unique to Bethesda. You can touch all the items in their games. It's a true sandbox where you can mentally place yourself into that world and feel like you're there. It's not all action. It can be peaceful. There are secrets everywhere that you can only find in the books on the tables in that game. No other developer does that as well as Bethesda. I think Fallout 76 failed because it didn't feel immersive. The world felt disconnected from itself. But I think that this game won't do that. It's pretty impossible to make an immersive multiplayer game. Other players will pull your right of the world and remind you you're in a video game.
I know what you mean: I'm currently playing the Mass Effect remasters, and they have a pretty consistent pace. Unlike Bethesda games or something like the Witcher 3, there's not a lot of exploration or downtime between combat encounters. Skyrim, in many aspects, almost feels like a walking sim sometimes
@@fietehermans9903 the most immersive game I've ever played was Morrowind. That game is a walking sim. Unfortunately it doesn't hold up well in terms of game play due to RNG combat system. But it also doesn't explain anything to you which makes the exploration and discovery of mechanics fun. Some games that have depth often dump everything on you instead of hiding those mechanics in natural game play. I often lose interest in games that feel like homework to learn. Morrowind hides everything and let's you figure out stuff on your own as you discover it. There isn't a mountain of menus with pages of directions on how to use the mechanics of the game. That may sound tedious, but if it's done right, figuring that stuff out can feel super rewarding and immersive. It's kind of like how it would feel to actually be there. Oblivion and Skyrim streamlined much of this stuff, but still doesn't over explain things. It lets you mess around and make your own mistakes in a great sandbox where you naturally try things that interest you and learn how they work. That's what I'm missing in games at the moment. I hope Starfield does some of this.
@@FirstSkilletFan I must admit I've never been able to get into Morrowind. I first tried it around 2014, after I had fallen in love with Skyrim, but found it rather tedious. Morrowind's environment was designed to be a bit unpleasant, and combined with the aged graphics, I don't find it an appealing place to explore. That being said, I can understand wny so many people love it, since it is so alien, and all the geography and architecture are incomparable to other fantasy settings. In many ways, it already feels kind of sci-fi
Honestly, a lot of this is what I really want to hear, if this is true as they say it is, then this game should be a versatile platform for the player improvising their own role in the setting, and modding the hell out of it to expand, tweak and overhaul it. Or at least that's what I hope they mean by it, it really is what makes the Bethesda games special for me, the ability to pool community resources to build a greater game, the way you chose to, and to make changes of your own. If this game is really going to go out of its way to enable and promote that, then I may have a lot of fun possibilities to look forward to.
I do believe this is the case. However, I feel like based on what BGS has said about Starfield's focus "Back to their roots" by "Going back to doing things they did in their RPGs long ago" as well as "Choosing a background/origin for your character", that they also mean it in the sense of Starfield being focused on being an epic in-depth RPG experience rooted in more old-school BGS RPG design, with a significant focus on exploration. Also, we know that inspirations for Starfield come from the classic tabletop RPG "Traveler" as well as the "Starflight" series. Todd and one of BGS' longtime Senior Designers/Writers Alan Nanes had expressed a desire to make a "dream game" which would be a modern fully realized take on the classic Starflight RPGs from the 80's. Starfield is going to go far beyond what most people think IMHO.
I'm a person that has always loved RPGs but no other rpg games (except for the Witcher 3) has hit the right spot such as the Bethesda ones , you feel like you are in the world and they are just plain fun to play and as a person who is currently in college and trying to get a degree in game design Bethesda game studios is one of my top options .
As much as I'm looking forward to Starfield, I cant wait to see what new tech and motivation will do for Elder Scrolls 6. I truelly hope that Bathesda didn't brush off their battle scars from fallout 76 and instead decided to wear them as a reminder of how it can go wrong. I believe in this studio and always have but dont get complacent and always ask "what more can we do for this title".
Watching the sunsets in Oblivion and then later in Skyrim, with the ambient soundtrack, was just so immerse and enjoyable. As a big sci-fi book reader and fan, I'm very much looking forward to this. I can only imagine the sunsets on other worlds :)
Bethesda games might not be a technical masterpieces and are always a bit behind competition in some areas but thier world building and story telling is just top notch. I really enjoyed thier every game I played since oblivion and thanks to thier amazing mod support each gave me houndreds hours of entertainement.
They're "behind" because the way we think of games is limited and overemphasizes tech. They're leaps and bounds ahead of everyone in terms of immersion.
I played Morrowind and Oblivion *when they first launched* and I'll tell you what: Nothing looked as good as those games did at the time. Oblivion was graphically cutting-edge in 2006...a truly breathtaking experience. I would agree that the stunted abilities of subsequent consoles, coupled with modest engine iteration, led to some visually 'safe' games (Skyrim and FO4), but keep in mind that Howard has stated this is their biggest engine overhaul since Oblivion...that kinda speaks for itself!
Look, I've been a gamer for 40years and games are a Huge part of my life and I love experiencing new worlds and talking about videogames, but there has never been a time that when asked what I did that day I would even remotely have the balls to say " I saved the world!... In my video-game..."
#RussianVoiceoverStarfield I can't believe the fact that Xbox and Bethesda marketers don't understand that the lack of Russian voice acting can push away from buying the game the usual norms that have gone to PLAY and not READ
Adding Russian voices is a task that takes a lot of time and frankly isn’t as important as other features in the game. It would be nice but I don’t think they have that time or as a priority
"What'd you do today?" "I saved the world." Hearing that made me tear up a bit. Because videogames have always been my escape. I've been suffering through heavy depression these last few years, and it's been a struggle to enjoy games lately. But, in these last few weeks, I got a Series X and downloaded Skyrim just to "check out" the updates. And honestly, it made me emotional. Being able to go back and relive the happiness I felt 10 years ago, and also experience how beautiful a game like Skyrim is (I consider it up there with Red Dead Redemption II) and the music, how timeless that is. Despite the memes, and criticism, Bethesda really does create amazing stories and worlds. I can't wait for Starfield.
Whats wrong with english? Easy to understand language? Why do you need russian voice over im estonian only game i have ever heard estonian voice over was in world of tanks and it was weird as fuck i think its much more enjoyeble to hear game in english its less weird does it really make game less enjoyeble?
I just started skyrim again I'm 10 hours in and I am still in love more than ever its just ridiculously beautiful and feel like your in a world not a game ❤
"Just watching the World go by!" is actually one of my favourite things to do in an expansive game-world. For the last 7 years my go to for that experience & much more besides,has been ESO but sci-fi is my true love and having my favourite developer now expanding into that genre,is a bit of a dream come true for me! 👏👌👍
When you first leave the vault in fallout 4 and you see the new world for the first time..... that’s a step out moment I’ll never forget, even now when I start a new save it still gets me excited
There were times in Fallout 4, and even more so in Fallout 76, where I just had to stop for a moment and enjoy the beauty of my surroundings. Can't wait to see what Starfield has to show us.
I have a lot of hype for this, and can't wait to see more of it, and to play it! As someone who's always liked sci fi, it'll be a nice change of pace for something grounded in realism, with bits and pieces of fantasy sci fi
Mass Effect is a mediocre series with each entry worse than the previous one, so I hope Starfield surpasses it with a wide margin if a comparison has to be made.
@@babyjiren9676 mediocre? no other game in the genre comes close. All 3 of the original trilogy games are phenomenal compared to almost any other rpg ever. Saying Starfield could be as good as mass effect is a huge compliment.
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I'm amazed at the fact that, even in a Starfield video, they managed to put 3min of Skyrim
Favourite child.
Skyrim, Skyrim never changes
In the end of Starfield we will find Skyrim
@@MartoPaskalev 2nd 'step out' moment, you're finally awake.
Its cuz they are talking about their previous work and how it connects to their vision and passion for videogames. Not just skyrim appeared, arena and morrowind appeared as well, and fallout 3, and fallout 4.
Not sure if anyone will read this but for me there was a moment in fallout 3... I was like 12 years old and got my hands on the game, faked going to bed and was playing all night wandering through the wasteland listening to the radio and finding myself more immersed than anything I have experienced before, it was like I was exploring a real world somewhere else, a complete break from reality. I will never forget that feeling.
Felt that in Fallout 4....as well as wandering the woods of the Rift in Skyrim....felt straight out of a fantasy novel
Like sneaking out of the house; no need to tell someone when you're returning, or think of that outside: just get lost
Bethesda despite its flaws has some of the most interesting games ever made
I guess, in the same sense a short comic at the back of a magazine can be interesting. I'd still pale in comparison to an actual book though. And in this analogy, that book would be written by Obsidian when they made New Vegas
@@simple-commentator-not-rea7345 dude not even close. New Vegas is half the game Skyrim is and that’s coming from someone who walked into both expecting to love fallout.
@@simple-commentator-not-rea7345 Here comes the guy who worships Obsidian just because they made New Vegas. Guess what Bethesda also made Morrowind, Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Skyrim (a game that has a massive impact on the whole gaming industry). I'd mention Fallout 4 but you guys are crazy about it. Remember when they said Outer Worlds is Fallout 4 killer? Good times.
It's obvious that you're on the Obsidian Dickriders Bandwagon. Get some life.
@@crishez7539 Fallout 4 killed itself. I regret not refunding it before the 2 hour mark.
@@dontask4346 Fallout 4 isn't great but it's honestly better than the outterworlds imo.
I love how he talked about the step out moment. I can’t wait to see Star field cause nothing is prettier then space. I remember playing Skyrim and stepping out of bleak falls barrow and seeing the northern lights for the first time. That’s when I fell in love with the game
Yeah Todd mentioned TWO "step out moments". Maybe the initial planet, and then space as a whole??
@@mattdaniels9464 Yeah, that's what I'm guessing. I just hope it really does feel vast and inspiring again. Fallout 4 didn't really recreate that feeling at all for me and felt like such a step down from previous games that I really hope they nail it this time.
@@infasis I can kinda agree about the "step out" moment on Fallout 4, and I think New Vegas moment was among the best. FO4 was pretty good, but I was more hyped to get out and get exploring. What was cool about FO4 was the prewar start, to vault, and then out to the wasteland.
"I'm excited to pay $60 for approx. One minute of gameplay." Bro your priorities are whack.
@@jasoncoleman8133 morrowind has by far the best step out
4:30 That's one of the mayor "wow" that i had when i played Morrowind, the fact that you can take a single coin from a table, a cup, bread, everything was touchable... that blow my mind, i still remember. And the fact that this feature were still developed in the other games of bethesda, other EOS, other fallouts... Keep going whit that philosophy!!
IM THE MAYOR AFTER ALL
No but for real, Ive always loved that element of Bethesda games, though Ive always wondered to what degree its hamstringed them into making relatively smaller scale environs i.e. If you want every object to be interactable, then it's basically impossible to make Whiterun or Diamond City on the scale of Novigrad or St. Denis, for example. Sometimes I wonder if maybe they'd be better off sacrificing SOME of that interactivity in place of a larger world- make 50% of objects interactive, perhaps. It seems like a tradeoff
@@julianmarx2002 That's not the only reason their games tend towards smaller towns than ones like Novigrad or St. Denis. In Bethesda games every building is enterable and has things going on inside of it, an NPC lives or works there, and it's different from any other building. As well as nearly every NPC in the city having a name they all have a home or somewhere where they go to sleep at night, and a schedule for how they spend their day. You can have conversations with each of them and influence their lives in some way through quests or even permanently kill them. To have that on the scale of St. Denis just isn't possible and I'm fine with that because it's one of the major things that makes their games unique and worth playing.
@@julianmarx2002 it's a taste thing i guess, a personal taste. I love the Witcher 3, but i prefer to have the hability of take a bucket and put on some npc head, and then a cup and try to hit It with an arrow, than have a map the size of novingrad. In the Witcher i can see the womens washing clothes, but i can't interact with them, i can't destroy or move the clothes, they are fixed to the map and that takes the "realism" away from my character, It reminds me that i'm not there, i'm in a Game.
Also the last Assassins Creed that i played was the Odyssey, and the map was huge, but again... I can't do whatever i want (when i am bored). I can't put a pot in some npc path and watch their "reaction" cause the pots are only breakable (?). And that takes me away from that world. Thats is what i more like from skirym, i can do almost anything with anything (items, not infrastructure, obiously)
PS: English is not my first language and too lazy to use google, so errors were made.
PS2: autocorrector("Inglés es not mi fiesta lenguaje") xDDD
Even though there are many open world games, but no one can do it like Bethesda to this day. They perfected object grabbing and placement.
You can stack every single coin on top of each other, you can decorate your whole house with stuff that you think makes your house feels like home.
@@ShinyFoot Yeah I'll always want detail and complexity over scale. Plenty of games have come out with far too big a scale and not enough complexity recently, like AC odyssey and origins.
One of the best studios to ever exist. As a space enthusiast, words cannot describe how excited I am for Bethesda, of all studios, to create a space adventure.
best studios to exist to make one of the most buggiest games out there
@@francistein8409 They did. But look at CD Projekt. They over promised for over 5 years and people are still willing to fight tooth and nail for them just because Witcher 3 was pretty good. Bethesda has a rich history of making good games. I trust they know what they're doing this time.
@@joedotphp tbh bugs aside cyberpunk was a 8/10 for me. graphics def bumped it up cus i had rtx on, shit was killing my pc but hey at least the world looks crazy
@@joedotphp plus lookin back on cyberpunk, i remember seein the big ass city for the first time. i was baked out my mind and just seein all that with rtx on blew my mind
@@joedotphp If CDPR is a bad studio for you Bethesda should be too. Even to a higher extent.
I mean....look at Fallout 76, it's developement over the last years, the marketing, the collectors edition, the ingame store, Bethesdas merchandise politic.
Compared to that CDPR are saints.
Seeing Bethesda recognize the importance of modding and our part that we played in extending the games' lifespan, even for a second, makes me feel hopeful for the future for multiple of upcoming games and our collaboration with the developers. So excited for Starfield and ES6.
Bethesda has always been the best developer when it comes to modding. They even allowed mods with out of game assets on console. Is there a single game dev that lets console users install mods?
love your vids Syn!
Without modding support they have to fix the games themselves instead of relying on the community.
and at the same time making 50% of the mods unusable with every new update. Still happy to hear it.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Beth has done everything they can to monitize DLC and Mods and the backlash from the community has been firm and committed against this. If it wasn't for Modder's their games would have a much shorter shelf life. From Horse Armor to Fallout 1st, the history is there, just takes a quick min to google.
The concept art for this game looks absolutely amazing
Hopefully we get Mods on Console again
New video ?
True, Bethesda never failed with concept art. Gotta give them that.
Hey it’s juice
Juice can I request you sneak my comment into your video?
I still remember my 'step out' moment in Skyrim, seeing the beautiful landscape and mammoths falling out of the sky... just magical
No hate comment, btw. Still my favorite game of all time
Gotta love those falling mammoths especially when playing on survival mode. I love Skyrim and switching up the mod lineup.
I remember my Morrowind step out moment, taking a few steps out of Seyda Neen, having some random dude fall screaming out of the sky and nearly shitting my pants.
The hype I have for this game...
You types never learn, do you? lmfao..
CoryxKenshin What’s up my dude
Lol didn’t expect you here samurai
don't get your hopes up cory but here's to hoping
remember cyberpunk brother
I remember leaving the vault in Fallout 3. Was really striking to me, as I used to live in D.C., will never forget the start of that game.
Beautiful. Unforgettable
I was just thinking how captivating Fallout 3 was on my first playthrough. What a ride
When you first walked out onto the road in front of the Vault and said:
"Oh crap....where do I go? Whats out there?"
I felt so alone...and a little scared. Even though it was a game, I totally was caught up in it.
@@jefferydraper4019 I remember playing with my older brothers, and being scared of nukes for like a straight 3 months XD, now I want more nukes and more bunkers to explore!
Tunnel snakes rule!!
Step Out moments are arguably one of the coolest things I enjoy in both games and movies...just that moment of stepping out into a completely new and breathtaking world is enough to get me excited for the future potentials. People may generally agree that New Vegas is the better Fallout game, but I haven't really encountered a big step-out moment in that game quite like Fallout 3's prologue that saw us step out of a vault after many years into a big and giant wasteland ripe for exploration!
I feel like Bethesda is great, if not the best at that step-out moment, felt it heavy in both oblivion and Skyrim, just this whole world to explore, right infront of you
I'll never forget that moment in Fallout 3, first coming out of the vault
This is why New Vegas is incredibly overrated to me. It's just a reskin of 3 without any of those monumental defining moments you would expect from a life-changing game.
@@a_single_white_female To be fair, I think compared to Fallout 3, New Vegas had a bit more things going for it, like improved shooter mechanics and generally better writing.
Easily one of my favorite things about a new video game is stepping into the world for the first time. Makes me sad ever time that I can never experience it again after it’s over but keeps me looking forward to the next game I pick up
Todd Howard doing it again with 10 charisma and 100 speech
He is very good at speeches. Hope it 16x more truthfull this time.
He's essentially a politician. He's fooled us many times already with a smile and 100% confidence. A man never to be trusted. He'll express the right things only to get your money.
@@drezworthy technically he never lies, only twists the truth to make things sound so much better than the are. You know, like every single company in the world. Its not like ubisoft goes up on stage at e3 every year and talks about how there new game is 'a living breathing world' or whatever.
@@jaaaaaaaaaaaaaay Todd Howard and Bethesda are particularly egregious, given their words versus the reality of the products they push, it's shameful and should absolutely not be normalized. Though, judging by some of the people I've interacted with, it already is.
@@jaaaaaaaaaaaaaay "16x the detail" is a lie when there isn't 16x the detail in the released product. So yes, he is a liar and a scammer in my eyes. People just blindly defending him are pathetic
I've been wanting a space game like this for many years. Starfield is the only game I'm excited about these days. Best wishes Bethesda. I hope y'all knock it out of the park.
star citizen
@@LordofChaos187 I assume OP wants the game that is actually going to be released, not scam.
@@inspirer4763 wtf, fallout 76 was and still is a scam. Star citizen is by far no scam, inform yourself instead of talking trash
Until we can play Star Citizen, your words mean nothing.
@@Rapunzel879 I play it quite often.
Oblivion’s “step out moment” was the top gaming moment of my childhood
Those "step out" moments are always great in the other games, and I'm pretty sure I understand why he said there's two of them. One is likely stepping out onto a planet's surface, seeing the landscape open up in front of you, just like stepping out of the Vaults and Doc Mitchell's house in Fallout. The other will be breaking through the atmosphere and seeing the vast emptiness of space, maybe a moon, space station, or gateway of some sort, or maybe literally nothing but a field of stars.
Yep that's exactly what i was thinking too.
that makes a lot of sense!
Same thought.
Based on the discussion in the video, and concept art, and the trailer about the settled worlds, I have a suspicion both step outs will be bigger than that. I think the first will be something like getting off-planet and being able to explore the settled worlds. The second will be something that lets you get out of the settled worlds and really go where no one has gone before.
Yes I thought of this also. They'll probly have a "step out" scene when first fire up your ship. Music and all like they always do. And a second one for when you land on a planet and step out for the first time
Crossing my fingers on this one.
Me to 😁
I get a feeling they got this one.
🍻Here's to hoping.
Really 3 things that matter most to me.
1. Is the story actually good. Open worlds and world building has always been a strength, but moment to moment storytelling has never really been, and I hope they can actually tell a good story this time.
2. Does the game work? How many weird bugs and gameplay decisions will need to be fixed by the modding community before the game is in a truly playable state? And how long will that take?
3. How much will they fleece us with micro's and paid mods. We know that they will to some extent, they have shown over the last 5 years that they are going to try to squeeze us for every dime they can, so how ruthless are they going to be with this game in terms of monetization.
Until then, just like with any game these days, definitely waiting until launch day full reviews and details on these 3 issues. DO. NOT. PREORDER.
Absolutely. Maybe they get back on track after the Fallout (76) mess.
I'm so glad bethesda knows what makes their games so great.i love picking up stuff in their games and its a huge deal even if it feels like it isn't
Even in a Starfield video there's still more gameplay of Skyrim than Starfield.
Seeing as it's a discussion panel and not a gameplay reveal, that's to be expected...
@@JazzzRockFuzion How is that to be expected that they show off a game that has 0 relevance to the topic?
@@thomashoughton7392 Because they're discussing how that game that has "zero relevance" affects the way they develop their new projects, including Starfield.
@@rickpaperscissors Again, their "new projects" the game came out a decade ago, if that's a new project to you, idk what to tell you.
@@thomashoughton7392 you should really re-read his comment, but slowly this time
This game has so much potential, I really hope Bethesda nails it
I’m sure the cash shop and loot boxes will work just fine.
I hope we will be able to land in real time without any loading on planets with your spaceship and not have to go though a loading like The Outer Worlds
@@CorvoFG its not an online game fella
@@CorvoFG it's a single player game my dude, even if we do get something like the creation club mods, they won't be forced or anything like that.
@@CorvoFG just another pony checking in showing his hate
I still remember the first time I saw Skyrim. It was on Attack of the Show on G4, a year or two before it was gonna release. There was a guy talking about it, and he showed the iconic image of the Dovahkin looking out over the mountains. He pointed to a mountain way out in the distance and said, "You can climb that mountain!" And it just seemed so crazy to me, ahaha. I'd mostly played games like Pokemon or games where you just beat levels. Nothing with a full on open world to explore. I've played several BGS games since then but they still give me that same awe. I can't wait for Starfield!
Awesome story
Skyrim was so ahead of its time. VS other games. I was completely blown away by the graphics at that time. The games dialogue. How it felt like everything you did mattered. Every choice you made. It mattered. The world seemed so huge. I was lost in that game for weeks. I'd go from a large dense forest. To lost in a blizzard at night. Truly incredible game. I miss that euphoria.
The "two step out moments" has me so excited if they're anything close to exiting Vault 101
I think the first step will be on the planet where you start the game, then the second step will be your moment leaving the ship on a different planet for the first time
1st step out moment: planet at the start of the game.
2nd step out moment: through the alien wormhole device, into the "Starfield".
If that sounds intriguing, watch some of the detailed breakdown videos of the Starfield trailer. There are blueprints of an unknown alien device that looks like a gateway, and it needs some artifacts to activate it (simplifying). The beginning goal is likely to get it operational, then the rest of the game begins.
Maybe it's first stepping outside from where ever you start the game
And first getting off a planet and your ship getting into space
Also hey Matty
Salutations
Stepping out of the vault in FO4 was an intense moment for me !
(FO4 had weaknesses, but I was quite immersed for hundreds of hours!)
The ''step out'' scene he talks about is such a great bethesda trademark. The moment the prologue is over and the entire world is open for you to go anywhere.
This looks like a space game that will finally give us that feeling of serenity and wonder to compliment the epic battles. The crackly voice of the radio transmission, the ambiance of a barren rocky landscape under a night's sky, the mundane details like the labeling on the food packages... everything about this game footage and the way these folks talk about it makes me believe that this could be one of the most immersive and convincing worlds ever built into a video game. If Starfield is released before the cutoff date for the game awards, and it's joined by BOTW 2 to go along with Elden Ring, Horizon: Forbidden West, and whatever surprises the industry has in store for us, this might end up being one of the most stacked GOTY battles we've ever seen.
No, that's 2023 lol. A lot of games got delayed out of 2022. Nonetheless, 2023 will definitely be the year you described. With Starfield, Spiderman 2, Zelda, Resi 4 Remake, and a bunch of other games, 2023 really will be the battle of GOTY contenders.
Sounds like they're throwing the kitchen sink at the immersion & world-building factors, and that can only be a good thing.
Nervous of being excited for any game, let alone a Bethesda one, but let's say I'm cautiously very optimistic at this point.
Todd Howard did an AMA on reddit a few weeks ago and said that the are including backgrounds for your characters you can choose from to help give your person a Backstory. This kind of role-playing makes me super excited!
What game's shill are you?
@@kosmicmarxman443 Hmm, that's less good. I'd rather make my own character backstory than choose from a bunch of cookie-cutter ones I don't care about. But let's see.
@@StockportJambo i feel like its probably like morrowind classes, where you choose a preset one or make your own custom class
@@KCGamingBuddies Hopefully. Like I said, let's wait and see.
Tod Howard is my favorite game director of all time for one simple reason: He truly understands what makes a game great.
It's not about what you do.
It's about how you FEEL doing it.
High hopes for this game.
People joke about bethesda games for them being full of bugs and "it just works" but at their core, when you really look at the games, no expierence is like it. They really capture the fantasy setting and being transported to another world. Todd def knows what a fantasy setting feels like, and im sure starfield will deliver that too.
Set aside the excitement of what the game might end up being and how talented these people are, why make this video in this format. It is so cringy. I am disappointed in Todd, I thought he was a down-to-earth person.
I can't put into words the feeling when I first launched morrowind, and I managed to get this state every time I launched a new game from bethesda studio. I believe that this time I will be shocked. as a fan, there is only one request to add Russian localization of voice acting to the game
#RussianVoiceoverinStarfield #РусскаяОзвучкавStarfield
Russians have added so much to space as a country, I really hope they do as well.
In the gameplay showcase, one of the planets is named after Yuri Gagarin. No doubt Bethesda will pay tremendous respect to the brave Cosmonauts who pioneered space travel.
"I like to say that Starfield has two step-out moments." ooooooh okay so I'm guessing one revealing the open world of a planet, and one revealing the space-travel aspect of the game and the amount of planets you can visit
Yes
Might have a step out of the ship into space a la gravity moment too..
Hopefully something like that... hopefully
I'm thinking one after the "tutorial" section and one that involves a big piece of the story. Probably about a huge breakthrough discovery which seems to be the point of the story
Or when you first see the Normandy
Ah, man. This is a cool log and the concept art pieces give off a really interesting atmosphere. Love that kind of '70s NASA-aesthetic sci-fi, it reminds me of the Traveller tabletop RPG. I'm just so hopeful about Starfield !
With a little cyberpunk and star trek thrown in for good measure.
Todd Howard has mentioned playing Traveller before. It's definitely an influence on Starfield.
yeah, keeping some pieces retro/current and not going 100% sci fi-futuristic is a nice touch
Love the design aesthetic they made for Starfield. The logo, colors, shapes.
I do dig thw realiam they went with for the direction. Very relatable to our current space tech, and that seems to draw one in.
NMS was amazing fun, too: but felt (almost too!) cartoony every playthrough.
Elite felt real, but then has its cartoony approach with ships/etc., and then they went too real...space was just so empty feeling lol. It's grind was a joke unless you did exploits, as well. Then when you compare its 'realism' to actual space, they fell short. Go all out or not!
Eve Online nailed space futurism to a level no other game can ever accomplish, nor do I expect. But it deserves an honorable mention for allowing the human element in our current state to truly show through: greed and destruction. It makes one realize how we do not yet deserve space as a species, nor the universe, quite yet.
But Starfield has everything I have been hoping for in a space game (so far that I have seen!), for so long: and it is almost a cold invitation to play, the aesthetic, they went with. I am not upset, yet (hopefully at all).
Then again with even CDPR falling short, it is not hard to curb enthusiasm for games as of late. So I am approaching this with hope, but open to utter disaster, as it seems to be a hidden genre lately in game development.
@@Dana-cb7vk Having seen a few videos, the atmosphere created by so many different æsthetic elements is powerful. They drew from the era of classic sci-fi (1960s-1980s) and built up a world that _felt_ real, that _felt_ lived-in, that wasn't a 'cartoony' (interesting word choice there) 'oh, hey, here's a cool thing, here's another cool thing, here's another cool thing.'
It comes across as a place where stories can happen, not just a 'playground for game adventurers.'
If this does well, Bethesda has mastered their craft.
I cant lie, I'm genuinely hyped for this. Exploration is what Bethesda Games Studios are best at and they are tackling my favourite genre. Special shoutout to games like Elite:Dangerous and Star Citizen for showing the industry that there is a massive market for this kind of niche. Seeing a lot of inspiration from these games.
Rule number one: Don't ever let the hype get the best of you.
I think its more than a niche
@@MrAfriKa don't tell me wtf to do
@@AndrewDavid84 don’t tell him wtf to do
@@zentonil don't tell him wtf to do
I would honestly not be playing games today if we didn't have games like FALLOUT 3 & Skyrim. Bethesda's games are truly an experience I will always cherish. And looking forward to getting more of that experience within the stars.
This video highlights what I believe is the key to Bethesda's continued success:
The willingness to walk away from a finished project and "start over" and ask 'what do we want to create next?' They are not gamemakers - they are worldbuilders and storytellers.
My hype for this game is limitless. And because of that, I'm scared.
Same.
How did Cyberpunk/Anthem/No Man Sky releases went for you?
Is that a pun? Because space is limitless.
It will almost certainly be extremely buggy, but being able to quicksave often tends to turn bugs into funny rather than frustrating. Hopefully...
@@Rkucins no man sky eventually got better.
5:56 all of the fantasy games have fantastic visuals because that's what the developers envisioned purely from imagination. But when you derive something that is rooted in reality, you get something that is not only beautiful but resonates in the fabric of your being, and it can inspire you to set out pursuing it. I really really just want to be able to gaze in awe at space, standing still at a cliff or something. This game has potential to be more than just a game, but a hallmark of human endeavor.
Pfff! You are waiting too much from a game made by Bethesda. Instead, be prepared for disappointment and bugs -- lots and lots of bugs.
@@rosesareredbutzerglingssti9290 Can't be disappointed if you're already expecting it!
@@noonehere0987 I was talking with Nacure, not with you, my friend. _He_ is the one foolish enough to expect this game will be a "hallmark of human endeavor".
@@rosesareredbutzerglingssti9290 idk, Skyrim was pretty incredible. Hopefully this game will be that great, but Skyrim is the only incredibly broken game that still feels like home to me.
@@codman5239 Skyrim would be far more incredible if it had better written quests and no bugs.
But nothing that matters -- we are talking about Starfield, not about Skyrim. If you analize all bad decisions take by Bethesda in recent years, you will see that nobody has any reason to be optimistic about this game.
Gosh. Just now watching these Starfield vids. This got me a little emotional, which is surprising. That "step out moment" Todd mentions, I can recall that moment from every BGS game I've played, and it feels new virtually every time. Even on my umpteenth Morrowind playthrough I still take a moment to just drink in the surroundings of Seyda Neen.
I'm ready for a new universe. Can't wait to experience and dive into a true new Bethesda world.
yeah cant wait of the inane explore, boring combat and loot cycle.
@@mitri5389 You're clearly playing Bethesda's games completely wrong.
@@VeeTHis oh? how else does one play fallout4? you explore new usually boring areas, kill a few brainless npc, loot them or the areas you just explored. its nearly impossible to play the game any other way...
games who do this better are tarkov and dayz.
“Keep your expectations low and you won’t be disappointed.”
I know it was used a lot, but still.
"Stop fearing disappointment and enjoy the hype, if the game sucks atleast you enjoyed the hype"
@@shriyanshpandey112 words to live by
@@shriyanshpandey112 I can appreciate both sentiments: two different forms of wisdom that aren't necessarily incompatible. I enjoy the hype while still keeping expectations low, if that makes any sense! 😄
@@shriyanshpandey112 Just because the trailers and concepts arts look great doesn’t mean I would preorder or get hyped. smh..
I have a feeling the game won't suck. Sony tried to get it exclusive before Xbox got them
"It's not just a game."
Todd is so right on this one. Video games aren't just dumb things to pass the time, they're art. Even though Bethesda has kinda a bad reputation, I loved this video.
They don’t have a bad reputation at all. It’s either Sony kids, or typical bandwagon bethesda haters that spread shit for the sake of their fav you tubers or followings. Millions of people still play their games and millions enjoy them.
Bad reputation? Lol, I loved fallouts 3, 4, New Vegas, Skyrim is masterpiece, Wolfenstein is masterpiece and we can name many more. Hope starfield won't let us down.
My most anticipated game of 2022.
Me too. Followed by Elden Ring.
2023?
@@BlackDeath12345?
Man, I'm trying SO hard to not get over-hyped for Starfield.
Its easy not to. Just try and think back to the last game you were hyped about. chances are it was not that good.
We cannot help but fall for the Bethesda hype train every time
@@thecolorsaqib The hype train is in the station and they're giving away free tickets it's like.. what are you gonna do ^^
There's no gameplay yet, is not that hard.
Lol so true. But I’m not even trying. Already hyped to 11/10 and feels good
4:29 "We like having all the coffee cups."
I was just talking about games with my wife last night and I said something similar. I love games that allow you to "live" in the world and truly feel like a part of it. That ability to interact with almost everything around you adds a layer of immersion that most games don't offer. Perhaps it's not a main feature, or even a selling point at all, but it helps create an atmosphere that pulls players in even more and makes them a part of that world.
I love the work that BGS has done in The Elder Scrolls (and Fallout, but TES is my favorite). I can't wait to be a part of the Starfield world- er, universe.
Space games always had a special place in my heart. And to see one performed by BGS is very exciting! Looking forward to Starfield! I believe in you, guys. Don't screw it up too badly please!
facts bro like i honestly hop i can step in another planet before i die
Why should they screw up? Did they screw up with oblivion, slyrim, fallout 3 and fallout 4? Give them the time they need and dont force them zo produce a quick money grabbing machine, for purely commercial reasons, like they were forced to do and to lie about it with 76 and they will make really good games. That's it.
It’ll be solid
THE MUSIC FROM 5:39 AHHHHHH. Inon Zur will deliver yet another masterpiece of a score
Bring soule back
@@Ma1q444 nah fuck rapists and sexual harrassers. Inon is much better anyways
glad im not the only who noticed. The background music throughout this whole video is really nice, but that part in particular really stood out to me.
@@Ma1q444 idk why people like you are so obsessed with that man. yes his music was good, but he is a terrible person. grow up and accept it
@@TheIronMelon who cares if he’s a terrible person lmao he makes good music way better than anyone
This is THE dream game for me!!! Thx Todd and team! ❤
Goddamn Todd i cant stop feeling hyped even tought i promised myself i would never be hyped by any game, it just works
6:16 if you look really close on the belly of that ship you can see Skyrim's release date for the PS6 and Xbox 720.
its amazing how skyrim is one of the best thing happened in my life
Not gonna lie, this increased my hype exponentially
Me too
don't you dare pre-order it tho, or do you want Cyberpunk2 !?!?!
Me too, although to be fair, it was firmly checked in a 1 on the hypometa scale. Now it's higher.
@@no00wa games pass baby day one let’s go!!!
@@no00wa You speak as if Bethesda worked on Cyberpunk 2077 at all
I swear this trailer passed like it was 1min long. I was hypnotized hearing all of it!
Same feel! I looked at the timeframe..."7mn, hmm, a long video..." and at the end "that's not 7mn, impossible!"
You can see the passion of the team behind this new world they're building...it has the potential to be the game of the generation! The hype is real!
This is Todd Howard 1000 charms skills, even if they released the game like cyberpunk wouldn't hate Todd
That’s how they got you with Fallout 76. Curb your hype and remember the past
@@fthirtyfivemr yep i never play fallout 76 cause i know heavy deep Role play game like skyrim will not working in MP world, stick with the singleplayer for the best make the ai good
@@komodorveteran4443 haha same
BGS style of gaming is what it is all about for me. I love these guys and I'm excited for everything they're working on.
My god, this game looks amazing and we’re only seeing concept art mostly. This game looks like a Skyrim meets Mass effect type of game. I seriously cannot wait to play this👀
Say what you will about Todd, but he's very passionate about creating games. I'm really looking forward to this one!
Yeah he sure was passionate with fallout 76
I'd say he's alot more passionate about selling games than making them considering how many times Skyrim's been resold.
Considering Skyrim being resold is almost completely free each time for those who actually own the game I’ve literally had every copy of Skyrim and only had to buy two the new one was a £15 upgrade and my first legendary edition gave me the others for free, so that sounds dumb lol, also yeah 76 was a fall through but they still took the time to fix the game as much as they could, they tried something that didn’t work out, they expected people to enjoy a no npc world and role play and do the story for them self but it was severely lacking and got deservingly to obliterated by the fan base for it, they took the feed back and stayed with 76 doing what they can to make people happy, most studios would have just left the community playing the released version. People consistently replay Skyrim daily because they enjoy the game and also the mods, so yeah they’re releasing a game that literally nobody has to buy.
@@sooprfrek12 that wasn't done by him.
sooprfrek12. He didn't made that.
"It just works!" ~ Todd Howard
All the concept art bits of this game are absolutely *delicious*
I genuinely cannot get more excited about such an awesome game setting
It's amazing how you guys described the way these games make me feel and what makes the so special, it's not just mechanics or visuals, it's the quiet moments and the things you wouldnt think about but are present anyways
Ive played star citizen for around a year now and I absolutely love the realism, the way you manage your ship and just the ability to fly and explore wherever you want. If this has around the same aim at realism and exploration its going to be one of my top games of the decade, its right up my alley.
Starfield will have some similar "Space Sim." elements, however Starfield's major focus is being a big, epic single player RPG. Though there is good reason Starfield has a very similar art style to Star Citizen, because Star Citizen's Senior Concept Artist and Art Director, has been working at Bethesda on Starfield in the same roles that they worked on Star Citizen. (Senior Concept Artist and Art Director.
I doubt that Starfield can pull off the same level of immersion and freedom of Star Citizen. It will feel similar to Outer Worlds with loading screens between locations and restricted level design.
@@hansyolo9649 This is an interesting question. Bethesda is definitely not known for loading screens or restricted level design in their games, unlike Bioware for instance. Having seamless travel between planet surfaces to space and vice versa is difficult but it is doable. It will be interesting to see how they handle it, but I have a feeling there won't be noticeable loading screens. Loading may be hidden by things like hyperspace travel though.
@@bullitthead7853 Most dungeons in Skyrim are separate levels, interiors in Fallout 4 are separated by loading screens, so is Megaton in Fallou 3 or Diamond City in 4. Loading screens everywhere.
Of course it's difficult but doable to traverse between planets without a single loading screen, with actual space between the planets but Bethesda probably won't put the effort into that 'cause it needs a massive engine overhaul.
The mods for Starfield are going to be insane
I hope that we wont need a script extender for this game. It would break mods so many times after updates.
@@iNSANELYSMART409 There's always going to be some need for a script extender, just as there always has been.
@AUTISMO I wish they could fix you. Starfield pricing has not yet been announced, it is not out for a year, and we still know little about it. What the quality of the game will be has yet to be seen. The game is coming to GamePass day 1, so it would cost only what that costs.
wait till LoversLab gets their hands on it XD
Can't wait to turn all the spaceships into variants of Thomas the Tank Engine 🙏
#RussianVoiceoverStarfield We want to play Starfield in our native language, this is really important for us, since reading subtitles greatly distracts from the game itself.
The greatest thing about skyrim is that after 8 years of playing, I always have a different experience when I play, I always discover something new, I always find new weirdos to fight, I always have fun
He makes so much sense regarding the world being interactive something cyberpunk failed on
The endless pursuit.. just like the PlayStation fans begging for this game😂
Please make a Russian voice acting , I really want to immerse myself in the game as it was in Skyrim , thank you for everything ! #RussianVoiceoverStarfield
I just cannot wait, all i need is Avowed and Starfield, i need an RPG fix right now. I beleive in you Todd.
They just put the 10 years edition of Skyrim if you want😂😂
@@MrShatourex I got the special edition, i want new games lol.
Dying light 2 looks good too in the line of upcoming rpgs. So theres your fantasy, sci-fi and post-apocalyptic fix.
@@Leesin6767 i totally understand, bored to rush for the 10th times every dungeons
I just want to say thank you for making your games playable in both first and third person view as well!
Some people, like myself get motion sickness from first person view so please, when you are making the game please keep making it playable from both first and third person views.
I know it's an extra work and that it might be annoying to do it but, please keep doing it.
Thank You!!!
This ^
Oh really ? thats interesting. I always find third person games give me more of a headache. Really comes down to how smooth the motion blur is really, and 60fps.
third person is kinda confirmed. the game had third person camera in the 2018 leaks
@@reubenyesplease5374 Hmm, It might be the frame rate thing, but maybe the speed of controller too? I get motion sickness when I play first person with controller much faster then when I'm on PC so, who knows.
I didn't know that there are people who are having problems with third person tho but, this is exactly why they should keep making their games both First and Third person. :)
@@t.t6294 Yeah I heard that somewhere too, that's why I'm happy! haha
It shows you how they put a lot of thought into the whole universe of the games and not just simply create a world, no they create a history, guns, suits, the political histories, kids toys, the technology, the history of the planets and settled systems, they take a lot of time making their universes feel like a real place.
Can't wait to see what Starfield is all about!
*A concept art book, you can get the e-book copy, or a physical copy. Works well in the Series X*
The e-book version you can have a narrator if you like.
Fallout 4 with space travel on shitty 15 year old engine that gonna work like shit on top tier pc and next gen consoles
@@2010vintagesandwichenjoyer Tell us you don't understand software development without telling us you don't understand it.
@@noonehere0987 in a matter of fact i do i work at riot games and i do understand how games are made.
Bethesda engine is top tier garbage, their creation engine is entierly based on gamebryo and it still has all the bagage of that outdated piece of crap
Stunning, absolutely stunning.
I'm gonna fly to a far out moon and just chill and watch the sunset.
You csn do that in star citizen already :)
A good piece of advice: don't try to visualize what your experience might be when the game comes out. You will only be disappointed when you can't do that. Just let the experiences happen organically when you do eventually play the game
@@njnexgen your right. I've tried to stop doing it... But Todd did say you can do that
Single player game open world, playable on computer, mods, and dozens of community, this is why Fallout & Elder Scroll's still exist until now
Well, luckily that is what Starfield will be.
Todd is absolutely right about giving player's freedom..To let us play how we want, not how others want. I think that's the main reason what made Skyrim so popular...
The "Breakout Moment" in Fallout 4 was actually one of my favorite parts of that game... that, and of course the fact that we could finally CLOSE the Vault Door too while we're inside. :P
I'm already crying
Goosebumps throughout the entire thing. Can't wait to see more
CONSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
I'm looking forward to an immersive RPG again. Nothing has really scratched the itch that Skyrim did. It amazes me how little RPG'S have grown in immersive mechanics. You'd think that would always be one of the first things an RPG aims to do. But games like cyberpunk 2077 didn't have much immersion. They just have stats. Skyrim and Fallout make the whole world touchable. The fact you can pick up and move food is just unique to Bethesda. You can touch all the items in their games. It's a true sandbox where you can mentally place yourself into that world and feel like you're there. It's not all action. It can be peaceful. There are secrets everywhere that you can only find in the books on the tables in that game. No other developer does that as well as Bethesda. I think Fallout 76 failed because it didn't feel immersive. The world felt disconnected from itself. But I think that this game won't do that. It's pretty impossible to make an immersive multiplayer game. Other players will pull your right of the world and remind you you're in a video game.
I know it's not an fpp but have you tried Divinity 2? That game is one hell of an RPG and definitely stands in top 1 games alongside Skyrim for me
I know what you mean: I'm currently playing the Mass Effect remasters, and they have a pretty consistent pace. Unlike Bethesda games or something like the Witcher 3, there's not a lot of exploration or downtime between combat encounters. Skyrim, in many aspects, almost feels like a walking sim sometimes
@@fietehermans9903 the most immersive game I've ever played was Morrowind. That game is a walking sim. Unfortunately it doesn't hold up well in terms of game play due to RNG combat system. But it also doesn't explain anything to you which makes the exploration and discovery of mechanics fun. Some games that have depth often dump everything on you instead of hiding those mechanics in natural game play. I often lose interest in games that feel like homework to learn. Morrowind hides everything and let's you figure out stuff on your own as you discover it. There isn't a mountain of menus with pages of directions on how to use the mechanics of the game. That may sound tedious, but if it's done right, figuring that stuff out can feel super rewarding and immersive. It's kind of like how it would feel to actually be there. Oblivion and Skyrim streamlined much of this stuff, but still doesn't over explain things. It lets you mess around and make your own mistakes in a great sandbox where you naturally try things that interest you and learn how they work. That's what I'm missing in games at the moment. I hope Starfield does some of this.
@@rothen6369 I've never really gotten into CRPG. But I may have to try it.
@@FirstSkilletFan I must admit I've never been able to get into Morrowind. I first tried it around 2014, after I had fallen in love with Skyrim, but found it rather tedious. Morrowind's environment was designed to be a bit unpleasant, and combined with the aged graphics, I don't find it an appealing place to explore. That being said, I can understand wny so many people love it, since it is so alien, and all the geography and architecture are incomparable to other fantasy settings. In many ways, it already feels kind of sci-fi
Honestly, a lot of this is what I really want to hear, if this is true as they say it is, then this game should be a versatile platform for the player improvising their own role in the setting, and modding the hell out of it to expand, tweak and overhaul it. Or at least that's what I hope they mean by it, it really is what makes the Bethesda games special for me, the ability to pool community resources to build a greater game, the way you chose to, and to make changes of your own. If this game is really going to go out of its way to enable and promote that, then I may have a lot of fun possibilities to look forward to.
I do believe this is the case. However, I feel like based on what BGS has said about Starfield's focus "Back to their roots" by "Going back to doing things they did in their RPGs long ago" as well as "Choosing a background/origin for your character", that they also mean it in the sense of Starfield being focused on being an epic in-depth RPG experience rooted in more old-school BGS RPG design, with a significant focus on exploration.
Also, we know that inspirations for Starfield come from the classic tabletop RPG "Traveler" as well as the "Starflight" series. Todd and one of BGS' longtime Senior Designers/Writers Alan Nanes had expressed a desire to make a "dream game" which would be a modern fully realized take on the classic Starflight RPGs from the 80's. Starfield is going to go far beyond what most people think IMHO.
I'm a person that has always loved RPGs but no other rpg games (except for the Witcher 3) has hit the right spot such as the Bethesda ones , you feel like you are in the world and they are just plain fun to play and as a person who is currently in college and trying to get a degree in game design Bethesda game studios is one of my top options .
As much as I'm looking forward to Starfield, I cant wait to see what new tech and motivation will do for Elder Scrolls 6. I truelly hope that Bathesda didn't brush off their battle scars from fallout 76 and instead decided to wear them as a reminder of how it can go wrong. I believe in this studio and always have but dont get complacent and always ask "what more can we do for this title".
Absolutely love this game so far. 10 hours in and haven’t even scratched the surface yet
Well we’re guaranteed one of two things: a fucking good game or a fucking good article
Truest statement here
Watching the sunsets in Oblivion and then later in Skyrim, with the ambient soundtrack, was just so immerse and enjoyable. As a big sci-fi book reader and fan, I'm very much looking forward to this. I can only imagine the sunsets on other worlds :)
There are no sunsets on other worlds. Only starsets. 😅
STARFIELD is going to rock the game industry.
Bethesda games might not be a technical masterpieces and are always a bit behind competition in some areas but thier world building and story telling is just top notch. I really enjoyed thier every game I played since oblivion and thanks to thier amazing mod support each gave me houndreds hours of entertainement.
They're "behind" because the way we think of games is limited and overemphasizes tech. They're leaps and bounds ahead of everyone in terms of immersion.
How can Bethesda games be "behind" when the gameplay in them is still top notch?
I played Morrowind and Oblivion *when they first launched* and I'll tell you what: Nothing looked as good as those games did at the time. Oblivion was graphically cutting-edge in 2006...a truly breathtaking experience. I would agree that the stunted abilities of subsequent consoles, coupled with modest engine iteration, led to some visually 'safe' games (Skyrim and FO4), but keep in mind that Howard has stated this is their biggest engine overhaul since Oblivion...that kinda speaks for itself!
@@kobi7955 I love most of thier games but for example animations in fallout 4 or skyrim are rather stiff.
Looks cool, can't wait to play it. . . big time fan since Morrowind 2003.
Look, I've been a gamer for 40years and games are a Huge part of my life and I love experiencing new worlds and talking about videogames, but there has never been a time that when asked what I did that day I would even remotely have the balls to say " I saved the world!... In my video-game..."
This is really a huge project! I really hope they will create expecially memorable characters and moments that you will remember.
#RussianVoiceoverStarfield
I can't believe the fact that Xbox and Bethesda marketers don't understand that the lack of Russian voice acting can push away from buying the game the usual norms that have gone to PLAY and not READ
Adding Russian voices is a task that takes a lot of time and frankly isn’t as important as other features in the game. It would be nice but I don’t think they have that time or as a priority
"What'd you do today?"
"I saved the world."
Hearing that made me tear up a bit. Because videogames have always been my escape. I've been suffering through heavy depression these last few years, and it's been a struggle to enjoy games lately.
But, in these last few weeks, I got a Series X and downloaded Skyrim just to "check out" the updates.
And honestly, it made me emotional. Being able to go back and relive the happiness I felt 10 years ago, and also experience how beautiful a game like Skyrim is (I consider it up there with Red Dead Redemption II) and the music, how timeless that is.
Despite the memes, and criticism, Bethesda really does create amazing stories and worlds. I can't wait for Starfield.
Space exploration is my dream. I hope Starfield out bugless.
BUGLESS DEADASS 😂😂😂
starfield will be the game of the decade❤️
Did Todd actually claim that the game has two step-out moments? I failed to find one.
I wish Bethesda would stop beating itself off and just tell me what this game is
thats what they have been doing during the video
#RussianVoiceoverStarfield мы хотим наслаждаться игрой! А не упражняться в чтении субтитров!!!
Whats wrong with english? Easy to understand language? Why do you need russian voice over im estonian only game i have ever heard estonian voice over was in world of tanks and it was weird as fuck i think its much more enjoyeble to hear game in english its less weird does it really make game less enjoyeble?
I just started skyrim again I'm 10 hours in and I am still in love more than ever its just ridiculously beautiful and feel like your in a world not a game ❤
"Just watching the World go by!" is actually one of my favourite things to do in an expansive game-world.
For the last 7 years my go to for that experience & much more besides,has been ESO but sci-fi is my true love and having my favourite developer now expanding into that genre,is a bit of a dream come true for me!
👏👌👍
When you first leave the vault in fallout 4 and you see the new world for the first time..... that’s a step out moment I’ll never forget, even now when I start a new save it still gets me excited
There were times in Fallout 4, and even more so in Fallout 76, where I just had to stop for a moment and enjoy the beauty of my surroundings. Can't wait to see what Starfield has to show us.
"Two step out moments"
I love Todd
I have a lot of hype for this, and can't wait to see more of it, and to play it! As someone who's always liked sci fi, it'll be a nice change of pace for something grounded in realism, with bits and pieces of fantasy sci fi
Todd Howard is the greatest video game developer of all time. Period. The GOAT.
I’m hoping this can match the excellence of mass effect and it’s space realism can’t wait to play this game.
Hope it goes well beyond that.
Mass Effect is a mediocre series with each entry worse than the previous one, so I hope Starfield surpasses it with a wide margin if a comparison has to be made.
@@babyjiren9676 Wasn't mass effect 2 the best one?
@@babyjiren9676 mediocre? no other game in the genre comes close. All 3 of the original trilogy games are phenomenal compared to almost any other rpg ever. Saying Starfield could be as good as mass effect is a huge compliment.
@@jaredrucker4082 It's mediocre. Though in all fairness, pretty much every game in the genre is mediocre.