AStarfieldstreamer has proven you can travel between planets without fast travel, though you’re apparently not supposed to.
Starfieldwas released for early access adopters last Friday, prompting thousands of players to embark on their intergalactic adventures and finally see whatBethesda’senormous galaxy has to offer.
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The major controversy at the moment is over the player being able tochoose their own pronounswhen starting a game, leading to people,including internet personalities like Dr Disrespect, accusing Bethesda of being ‘too woke’.
Then, there was outrage that playerscouldn’t walk across an entire planet without having to switch areas, leading to many saying Bethesda exaggerated, or straight-up lied, about the game’s exploration options.
Finally, there are numerous reports about bugs and glitches affecting playthroughs, many of which haveappeared in Twitch streams. Xbox stated before the game’s launch that Starfield would launch with the fewest bugs of any Bethesda game.
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The meaningless venture wassharedon Twitter, prompting a mix of responses that ranged from people questioning why you can’t freely travel from planet to planet, and others wondering why you’d want to. “Damn, this looks boring as hell with no payoff at the end,” said one viewer, while another added, “You clearly can. The big question is, ‘Why would you ever desire to?‘Starfieldgrounded its travel in some realism.”
Starfieldis yet to officially launch for players who preordered the standard edition of the game, as well as those waiting for it to land onXbox Game Pass. You should also check out our review of the game, which you can findhere.
The game will officially launch for all other Xbox and PC players on 6 September this week.
Topics:Starfield,Xbox,PC,Bethesda
