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A Starfield player has made a strange discovery, after finding an NPC in the game who looks eerily like Spider-Man actor Tom Holland. Although Starfield has plenty of intentional Easter eggs hidden away for players to find, it isn't clear if this is just a coincidence or not.
A Skyrim player online has shared a strange experience in which they're able to claim an unexpected dragon soul. Harvesting the souls of dragons is the main way to unlock shouts in Skyrim, so this would prove to be a welcome surprise for many gamers out there.
Some Starfield fans have recently banded together to discuss how disappointed they are with the fact that the Ecliptic faction is essentially a reskinned version of Spacers instead of acting like the lore suggests it should. Their discussion also yielded some compelling ideas about how the Ecliptic could have been improved, underlining the players' sentiment that Starfield's handling of the group represents a missed opportunity for Bethesda.
Xbox's Phil Spencer has confirmed that two major Bethesda titles, Starfield and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, will not be going multiplatform. The announcement comes after recent rumors that the Xbox titles would be released on competing consoles.
Thanks to the exploration efforts of one Starfield player, a planet that resembles the iconic Windows XP wallpaper has been discovered in the Settled Systems. Though Starfield was criticized at launch for its over-reliance on procedural generation, it cannot be denied that the underlying system is a technically impressive accomplishment – capable of creating visually impressive planets for players to explore. Worlds in Starfield have different biomes, a wide list of flora and fauna, and even a few unique planetary traits.
After leaving their house in Whiterun, the Dragonborn loses both of his daughters under bizarre circumstances. While marriage in Skyrim existed since launch, players frequently requested an adoption system, until the developers acquiesced and added the feature in Hearthfire. Despite being a beloved part of Skyrim, adoption as a mechanic was abandoned in subsequent Bethesda games – and though the omission made sense in Fallout 4 due to the events of the main quest, Starfield would likely have benefited from adding the ability to adopt a child.
A Skyrim player took inspiration from the world of Conan the Barbarian and remade the titular character in the game. Making effective use of the game's character creator, the Skyrim player replicated Conan as a digital facsimile and shared the steps they took to recreate the character with other players on social media.
A dedicated Starfield player has found a use for all the junk items found in the open-world RPG, showing off a beautifully decorated outpost made from them. While Starfield was met with a mixed response from fans when the game launched in September 2023, there has still been a dedicated community celebrating Bethesda’s space opera.