I think it's hilarious, but it was quite unexpected.

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Opinions after 45 hours of gameplay (Starfield on PC). Contains NO Spoilers.

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Explore the many worlds of Starfield with a special song from Imagine Dragons. Starfield launches on September 6, with early access starting September 1 00:00 UTC.

Anyone else preorder the constellation edition from Best Buy and annoyed / concerned that it says it'll **ship** by September 1st, not be delivered by then. I'm going to be pissed off it doesn't arrive until after Labor Day. [\#Starfield](https://kbin.social/tag/Starfield)

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Excellent article and interview with Todd Howard. No spoilers of aspects of the game that haven't been revealed.

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Accompanied by a stunning orchestral version of Elton John’s “Rocket Man,” the live action trailer follows our hero on a breathtaking journey through the stars. Experience the hope and danger of setting out into the unknown and get ready for your own adventure when Starfield launches on September 6.

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Looking forward to this game and thought I would make a community for mods for the game and have it ready for when the game comes out. I am also looking for anyone who wishes to help moderate the new community. !starfieldmods@lemmy.world

Have you pre-ordered Starfield? Why or why not? I've never pre-ordered a game, but getting access a few day early is pretty tempting!

TechRadar shares some lessons that Bethesda can learn from Skyrim modding. What are your thoughts?

Reddit migrant here for my first post so forgive me for any transgressions. I'm wondering what people think of the scope of the game (1000+ planets and all that). I see a lot of concern that it will be empty, that planetside travel will be onerous etc. Personally, I find open world games dull, not because of the emptiness but because you know as 'empty' as it is, there is something over the next mountain or round the next corner. So I trudge along: ticking off boxes of collectibles and flags and bland, repetitive encounters, and feeling less and less like part of the world I'm supposed to be immersed in. Starfield's scope, on the other hand, strangely appeals to me. There is such a vastness to it that I know I'll never get around to everything. It's like an antidote to my 'completionism'. A planet may be so large, I probably won't spend hours ticking boxes and instead do what I want to do and move on. For me, this is a truer sense of immersion. I can roleplay a character in a much larger world and won't feel compelled to uncover every part of it simply because it is there. So what do others think of the scope? Will you aim to find and log everything? Focus on the combat? Become a galactic treasure hunter? I'll never do it all, and - for once - I'm ok with that.