Luke, you are the best Starfield UA-camr period. Thank you for making these videos. I'm desparate for more Starfield updates like everyone else. Thank you for helping to ease the pain. Keep up the good work. I hope these videos continue even after the game is released...
Totally agree! I hope the game turns out to be better than FO4 and we can play for years and you are making content for it for just as many years. Great work.
Agreed. I find myself clicking on his videos almost the moment they post or at least as soon as I see them post. I honestly can't believe dude just started because it feels like he's been here for years now.
Base building is my thing along with crafting. So I'm looking forward to see how they are going to do this part of the game. I like the concept of being self-sufficient for each base/outpost.
I quite frankly couldn't care less about the building (especially since I find space outpost themed architecture to be rather boring). Only way I might spend time doing it much is if someone mods them to be a lot more cool looking even if it costs any semblance of logic That being said I'm extremely excited for the crafting as it's something I thoroughly enjoyed in fallout 4 (as long as it has actually good UI)
Agreed. I'm an int/cha buiild in FO4, and I love it... I make the best everything. Only thing I miss is multiplayer so I can be the quartermaster while someone else runs as frontliner... Hopefully, Starfield either has this out of the box or creation club adds enough financial incentive to see it added in. The dialogue option for companions being able to answer would hopefully simplify development if its the latter, anyway...
@@Verchiel_ Agreed. Building in FO4 without mods was passable... But with mods it became amazing. Starfield may be the same. I expect many planets won't work for earth architecture (air and temp issues, poisonous gases, etc...), but just look up sci-fi architecture and you'll see some amazing build concepts that hopefully become possible.
Yes, wondering the same thing. We've seen how expensive things are, but we haven't really seen anything about looting or income yet. I imagine if you do a bit of bounty hunting that might be a good way to start generating income quickly.
@@starfieldsignal If my memory serves me right, was there not talk about boarding other ships? Or do i remember wrong? Finding and fighting ships for scrap might be an aspect of gameplay and income as well. I am hoping for emp weapons to disable ships and hijack them and sell them...
The base building, resource gathering and crafting is a huge part of my anticipation for this game. If it's like FO4, it will have a good mixture of both BB and combat. p.s. Your style of narration is great...don't change a thing!
I never understood the hate for FO4... it fixed the shite combat, had solid building mechanics that mods make 24235235x better. Junk matters, you have a use for a lot of things which = more things to do and more reasons to scour every corner of buildings etc. I mean sure the story is kinda buttcheeks, but in 8 years i'm STILL modding that f'ing game and it still gives me new experiences that blow my mind. FO3 and NV were dope but... they didn't have HALF of what makes 4 so addicting to me. I guess it all comes down to "do you like to build or not?"
OK, sweet! THIS is my jam in Bethesda Games... Well, games in general I suppose; BASE Building! Wow, I am SO excited for this aspect. Had HELLA crazy bases in FO4 and my OG base from launch day of FO76 is still in regular use, being updated all the time, but never taken apart and redone, so it has a really nice lived in feel with, IMO, really organic clutter placement. Feels well, lived in, shelters and all. The fact we get, what appears to be NMS type base and employee/companion, whatever, activity, but apparently MUCH more improved (I PRAY), than NMS's version, is the BIG thing sending me to the Moon, so to speak, in anticipation for this part of it all. **fingers crossed, TODD** ...gives Mr. H. the stink eye... :)
I loved how you paused the screens...so we could read/see what it says on the screen. Really helped me learn more about what is coming for the game. Also...I can't wait to see how the modding community will add on so many new features to this!
Really appreciate your eye for detail. I missed several items you mentioned. Story, gathering, crafting and building are what attract me to RPGs. Damn! I think I really will pre-order.
@@starfieldsignal I haven't preordered a game since Fallout 4 way back in 2015...But my brother preordered and gifted me Diabo 4...so I might preorder this. It is that good.
I'm hoping for more vertical elements to base building. I would hope (and expect) the base building in Starfield to be 'at least' as sophisticated as what we got in Fallout 4, ideally more so given they've had over a decade to learn from experience (and modders) how to do it properly. Add to that the more practical element of research, resource extraction, production and hopefully trade, so we have a reason to build such outposts, and we have vastly more potential than we ever had with even heavily modded Fallout 4.
"ideally more so given they've had over a decade to learn from experience (and modders) how to do it properly" Typical smarmy, entitle Bethesda fan take. They make the game they want, and have mods so a minority of us can change to how we want. Whine like a baby all you like - THIS is how it should be done. If you look at a mod and whine about how "why is this no default" maybe think you are not most people who buy the game who don't really care about what we care about. Og course, then you cannot be negative and feel superior, so I guess that outlook is out of the question.
Great breakdown. In Fallout 4 I enjoyed the settlement building - not for the actual mechanics of building (it was a massive grind to gather resources). But it made roleplaying sense to me. In a world destroyed by nuclear war it felt good to try and bring people together and rebuild lives and community. So for me to enjoy base building in Starfield I need a roleplaying reason to do it. If it is just to get a new space suit or a new weapon or just to get money then it's going to feel like a chore. I hope base building is tied into meaningful side quests or faction quests.
Base building is where I'm going to be spending most of my time. Especially if I can upgrade outpost to large communities. My plan is to have large control over any planet(s) that I happen to habituate. I'm still hoping for some form of land based rovers to traverse the terrain to help movement and exploration. Hopefully Bethesda addresses these things during their showcase soon.
Great breakdown. Simple and straightforward. I cant wait to get my hands on this game. Hopefully, some kind of update soon. I think we "need" more at this point.
Hey Luke, your content is top notch! You have a great moderator voice and your ability to relay information slow and concise is really awesome... Bethesda should really put you the payroll :). I personally enjoyed today's format and hopefully we all will have more info soon to dig into! Like you I'm a Skyrim fanatic who would of never thought in a million years I would ever care about a game like Starfield but now its all I can think about and I'm going nuts waiting. Thanks for all the hard work and keep it up!
This looks like what should have been in Fallout 4 -- optional creation of settlements as opposed to required. I can imagine making a place just for you (and a small starter crew?) to being with, then expanding it when and if you want to. Make you have your home, for those opting to not start with that starter home trait. We can literally build us a place where we really belong in this universe they are making. Love it. Also, well spotted of the character there in the beginning. When the image zoomed out again I struggled briefly to see it, then realised why I had completely missed it before -- it is quite minute a figure there. As for the tone, I like it. But in the end, what works for you (and the mythical algorithm).
Has the outpost beacon at 8:05 been "upgraded"? Maybe that expands the build area or unlocks new building modules. The base has expanded a lot by the time we see this view. I really hope the watch tower is for trading, I'd love to see a trading/transport economy. Some bases dedicated to mining, others to science and production. And have trade routes between supporting one another.
I love base and ship building as much as I love exploration and strategies for development and combat. I really hope they do a great job on this game and I can't wait to get my hands on it!
This looks really cool, looking forward to this facility building on nice planets and moons. I also really like the more casual conversation style, let's see what others think ;) And as always, thanks for your great work, it makes waiting for Starfield more bearable 😉
Can already tell I am going to get overwhelmed very fast! I have never been very good with base building and managing so my personal hope is that it is intuitive enough that even people like me who are not base builders will be able to understand it. Love your videos Luke!!!
I wonder how water is going to be handled on planets that have water. Rivers, lakes, deep oceans. Explorable oceans seem unlikely but would be wonderful, obviously.
Outpost Building seems to be awfully deficient in Defensive Structures... especially Anti-Air Weaponry... and if i'm noticing that easily enough, Pirates are bound to notice it easily enough...
The biggest problem with base building in fo4 was that they replaced what would have been existing settlements with empty patches for the player to build on. But with starfield having over 1000 planets we shouldn't run into that problem so I'm super down for this
Something I noticed was that it seems like the number of structures are limited. At 6:53 you can see that the buildings have things like 1/3 or 2/2 next to them. That seems to indicate that we are only allowed to place a certain number of those individual pieces. The numbers seem to line up with the visuals for the most part too. So, we would only be able to place say three industrial hallways. Can't wait to get more information on this aspect. Would also love to know if there are ways, we can increase the number of pieces we can place down.
Maybe that's how they are keeping a lid on base size, as opposed to the completely weird "magic size bar" in FO4? Those numbers look very low, though, and it would be weird to have to build different variants of things to max out the base - i.e. if there's a Square Hydroponic and a Round Hydroponic I don't want to be forced to build 2 of each rather than have a consistent visual style. It could be part of a early build, though - just designed to keep save file size under control. Maybe?
@@geofflangdale8127 Definitely makes sense. I was thinking the same thing about the science building. Why would we need multiple of a building designed to craft items? Honestly what I really am hoping for is something a bit nicer to decorate than FO4. The settlements were nice, but having to decorate them was a massive pain. I kind of hope they took a bit of inspiration from the Sims Settlement mod and will have different rooms decorate themselves and the player can add on if they want.
Starfield's outpost system seems to work like the C.A.M.P. system in Fallout 76. You have an overall build budget and every item you place counts against it. But you also sometimes have a build limit for specific things or groups of things. Floors and walls have no specific limiter, so you can build as many as you want so long as you have budget. Turrets and lighting have a group limiter. You can put down any type of lighting up to 50 for the group and any combination of turrets up to 10 for the group. You can't exceed that number even if you have budget available. And sometimes you have an item specific limiter like one firewood pile or one Whac-A-Commie arcade machine. That's how it works.
I forgot the most likely thing those numbers represent. Those are the number of variants available for a given object. This would include skins you buy from the cash shop or unlock through gameplay. Any limiters would appear in the panel where the build requirements and operating costs are listed and not in that tab on the right.
I really really hope they work hard on navmash and making it to where the outpost feel alive more. It was so disappointing to put alot of work into a settlement to have your settlers just stand around, guards not be in cool places. Enemies to spawn in your walls etc. I also hope they make like a centeral armoy system that your crew can use.
Great video too, wouldn't mind mixing the two different styles up, either in one video or some vids in one style and some vids in another, either way, good stuff! Can't wait to sink hours over hours into this game, every aspect seems like it will be great. Really hope we won't get dissapointed too much.
Base building, spaceship building, crafting. You can always depend on Bethesda to bring something new to the table. This being spaceship building. I don't no know other console games that do this. I don't play or own computer so can't say nothing on that. Although Bethesda always sets a mark for other devs to step their game up.
@@starfieldsignal Yea well I've learned it's about 7 years per game. I expect no less. But being bought by Microsoft kinda changes everything. Compared to fallout 4 having a 100 people working on it. Starfield has 500. I'm hoping they break off in their own teams. A team per game that just does that game. I think this would be better for the game, because when you do that one project for so long it's easier for new ideas. That's my opinion and hope. And yes there one of the few Developers that try to make their games last until next releases.
Looks awesome but i'm so addicted to making bars, arcades, donut shops and night clubs in FO4 lol. I suppose finding a nice forested planet with an atmosphere and 250 mods will have to suffice.
YES! I have a very distinct memory of playing oblivion looking up at the night sky and my friends just being amazed. This is going to be at least 16x better, haha.
Really interested to see how this turns out. I haven't played any Bethesda games since Morrowind (just haven't had a console for the longest time), so I'm looking forward to being able to build out a base on any planet and see what's possible. Can I build an ecumenopolis??? Ha, I doubt it, but it'll be cool to build up small bases regardless. Regarding the conversational vs scripted tone, I usually prefer it more when someone sounds more at ease when they're speaking and that usually comes from taking the more conversational approach you did with this video. With that being said, though, I think I really prefer your scripted stuff because it's very precise and thought out. Just my opinion on it, though! Ultimately, I enjoyed it regardless, so go with whatever you prefer!
Great video as always, Luke...Interesting to see an oil horse (a.k.a. oil derrick, or pumpjack) in some of those clips. Maybe it's used for extracting some other liquid resource, like water, though personally I've never seen them used for anything other than crude oil.
I hope they wouldn't cut out a possibility of making structures by placing each part of construction, like walls, floors, etc. by your own only for the benefit of type of presets shown. Probably they wouldn't, but i am still not sure. I am a big fan of building in last Bethesda games, but i wasn't a big fan of using pre-made structures in Fallout 4, as an example. I prefer to nitpicking everything personally. Also i am pretty interested to see a different type of buildings, such as civilian houses, not in a science, but casual style, maybe made of a plain materials. I am sure there is must to be something like that, but i'm interested, how this was handled. I mean, you certainly couldn't place a cheap wood/brick living house on a planet without the atmosphere, right? There is a special equipped living quarter must to be placed here, but what about the Earth-type planets? Could we place something plain on them then? Probably, this is a question for a conference to answer on, or for whatever expanding info they will release. Speaking about your new approach for the video. I would say, that there is some noticeable difference in it, but i can't say would i prefer this more or less. It's just... slightly different experience, and i'm okay with it though.
I'm not sure which style I prefer. You laid out the details we know thoroughly, which was much appreciated. The base-building seems like a fairly overlooked aspect of Starfield, so I'm glad you covered it. On the one hand the outpost system could be designed in such a way as to feel in the way of the rest of the game. But, if Bethesda incorporates it in such a way as to keep it easy to build a small outpost for refueling or completing a quest mission, yet give us the depth to build larger, more complex outposts that serve more purpose than just to build. Here's what I'd like to see: the ability to mine or farm resources and manufacture goods with some level of automation through a hired workforce, droids, or other machines. Then, along with that chain of systems, I want to see an economy of sorts where each settlement or city you ship your goods to will only purchase a set amount of various resources each week dependant on the population, wealth, and industry of said settlement. They could even add a function where the price of a certain good would drop if you sold it at a local settlement the maximum amount multiple weeks in a row. There are other, less likely features for a trade system I'd love to see such as trade permits required for United Colonies settlements (to reflect the higher control and safety of said faction), competitive systems against other trader ships, faction trading bonuses, etc. But this is a rabbit trail... Back to the base-building topic. A few things I'd like to see are: Industrial outpost capabilities. I'd like to see mining, boring/pumping (fuel), logging, farming, and manufacturing of goods from said resources, but these things need some automation. Homesteading outpost capabilities. I'd love to see less industrialized outpost buildings if you're building on a planet with an atmosphere. And maybe I enjoy ARK too much, but I'd like to see some ability to tame/domesticate a few types of animals. Then I'd love to see these incorporated into playing the game and stories. Maybe a settlement has encountered a sickness brought on by the mining done in the local area. To help them you could secure a weekly shipment of the needed medication from Akila City, or you can setup your own manufacturing of the medication and setup a weekly shipment yourself. Or how about a new settler is trying to start a new life in a small settlement by setting up a ranch and needs 30 head of cattle to start things off. You can arrange the shipment from wherever, or sell from your own herd a cattle. Yes, I know, these are mostly wishful thinkings, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to share some dreams. 😅
Thanks again, great content. I am afraid that outpost building will be tedious and cost more in micro managing. Although it does add alot of depth to the game so I think it is necessary. By the looks we will have the option to customize and decorate the insides of our outposts. Does anyone have an idea of the storage space requirement for Starfield? Like 1TB?
I’m hoping the base building isn’t as convoluted as No Mans Sky! Too much resource farming and requirements! I’d prefer a simpler system that is easier to implement!
I just hope it's not tied I to quests the same way it was In Fo4. I enjoyed it as a side thing. I want to expand humanity without having minute men type quests shoved in my face. But having settlements getting attacked or whatever is ok. I'd be ok with a message letting me know.
Another great video. I like this easy going and ”live” approach to the narration/commentary. I hope we can expand our outposts and incorporate a diverse population of NPC and perhaps other players as well in some form? Bases in some games tend to feel a bit lonely and desolate but expanding them to something more of a settlement with a dynamic population would be very cool.
Hope there is a "Save Outpost Design" option. I don't want to get bogged down trying to recreate my optimal outpost on Planet X and then have to spend another 10 hours doing it again on Planet Y 😢. I don't have Twitter, can someone bring this up to devs please.
I have been well into the settlement building in FO4 so I am very excited about Starfield's more, useful, base building system. I just hope that we will have a way of making those bases look radically different from each others. I like telling stories through my builds, if all my bases end up having the same things just placed differently that's going to be difficult. I must say though, bethesda's base layout in that video looks awful, barely any space between the wall and the entrance, it doesn't feel welcoming ^_^
@@starfieldsignal If you look at FO4 community around the settlement building, there is a large part only using the vanilla game and use glitches/ creative use of game mechanics to make truly awesome settlements. I agree though the modders will be all over that feature and the ship building system too, can't wait to drive the Normandy :p
The game looks interesting. But I sure would have been happy to have seen Elder Scrolls 6 by now. It's been 11+ years without a genuine addition to the franchise. Just money grabs like Blades and re-re-re-re-releases of Skyrim.
Played a lot of games in my life. Never felt like I lived in a game more than Stardew Valley and the NPC interactions are incredibly basic. It's having a home. Cyberpunk lacks that feeling. The witcher 3 lacks that feeling. You're just running around all day. Hopefully my settlement is somewhere I want to go. A place to store my loot from across the galaxy. The robot being able to pronounce my name is huge as well
The outpost system in Starfield is an updated version of the Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. system with its circular build area carved out around a centrally placed object that you can plant just about anywhere. There's also a free-cam build mode in 76. That thing that looks like an oil pump @7:46 is the standard resource extractor you place over a resource node in 76. Even a wood node and a junk node get this oil pump looking thing.
It's funny hearing Hydroponics described like a foreign concept. Hydroponics was big in popculter in the late 1990's. Star Trek Voyager had a "Hydroponics bay" heavily featured in the early seasons, in which you could see how the plant roots were suspended loose over nutriant ritch water. they also use to sell home "Hydroponics" kits at grocery stores for growing small easy plants like verious sprouts. most of them were stacks of trays in a sealed container that recycled the water like a terrarium. it was a kind of a gimik to pretend you were going to eat healthy rather than a practical device, like having a sea monkey aquarium compaired to an actual fish tank. I'd guess that's why the fad died out. I think macy's department store sill sold an open air version of one a frew years ago that included an LED grow light on a computerized timer.
This looks interesting, and a little simplistic, but I get the feeling that as your building research levels increase, there will be more modules available. It looks intriguing that there is a military hab, I suppose depending on the planet, the base might come under attack periodically, whether from fauna as you suggest, pirates, or competitors. It is essential that the bases you create on these planets seem alive, supported, and lived in. The NPCs at these outposts should feel as if they are your characters from the old X-COM games, where they grow and you become attached to them. If NPCs just bumble about without really doing anything, like in NMS, you'll simply end up making outposts and leaving them behind. As for the format of this video, it is cool you've done it like this. I get the feeling, whatever way you choose to do your videos they will be clear, concise and informative. Great work.
I'm beyond excited for this game. Replaying Fallout 4 right now, and if the outpost building on planets is even 2% better than Fallout 4, it will be amazing.
I like it so far but little simple. Need bit Options n less simple But like how easy it is to put base together!!! Also Starfield A.I. needs to be more alive within game and be more like Star Citizens and Cyberpunk 2077
Outpost (30) might be an inventory system letting you know how many you have available. It looks a lot like that in FO4, but this is an educated guess at best, so speculation. Still, with over a thousand planets, I better get more than 30 outpost. I want to fill those planets up.
Both approaches are fine ... 9:20 ... I think it is good to have some videos one way and other videos another way. Doesn't bother me. Now, I'm going to watch the Economy video. ALready watched the ship-building, and I can't wait for this game to release.
Why do you think the (30) next to outpost is indicative of a limitation? Could be how may you have. How many of the needed item to find one. Or any number of things
It looks like each wind turbine produces 10 power each, for a total of 30 seen earlier in the video, then each habitat module uses 1 power. There are six modules so the remaining power is 24.
I liked the conversation feel of this video as well as all the great content, keep the videos coming because we are starving for Starfield content, lol. Also, I enjoy your videos, they are well put together and i look forward to seeing more, keep up the good work :)
given base building is very similar to No Man Sky... Id say "you need 30 units of power" to turn on that module of the base! Watching this is making me want to rewatch "The Martian" with Matt Damon then make a base on Mars :D :D
I like base building. What ruined F4 for me was having to nursemaid the wasteland. Designing bases is great fun, having to organise the people in it, not so much.
I hope I can hire movers in Starfield. It drives me nuts in Skyrim when I have multiple houses with stuff in all of them and having to go back and forth over and over to put stuff in the house I want to use most.
i was so against the concept of base building in fallout 4 and i hated it for a while after it came out as i didn’t really agree with the whole rebuilding aspect of a post apocalypse. it grew on me eventually, but this outpost building seems like it just fits and i’m glad they’ve got a new IP that they can throw new ideas into and old ones and tie them together in a whole new world.
The shot with the lady at the workbench is in that same round building with the glass ceiling. You can see the square building with the glass ceiling and walls across from it, also in the shot that is taken from the air you can see what looks like a work station in that space as well.
Honestly I enjoy both scripted and conversational about equally although for different reasons. Scripted you are much less likely to forget some details and the structure helps for understanding complex things or things where a certain procedure is involved and conversational is often better for expressing opinions and experiences. I suppose you could do a bit of both. I enjoy your videos very much and want to watch more especially as the game is released and develops.
Another fantastic video. With the base and ship building, I know where 99% of my time is going to be spent, so love to see more information/observations. Since you asked for feedback: the tone/approach worked well here. I think there's a place for a conversation over rote information, and you have a naturally approachable voice, so that works well.
Big props for digging deep during this dry time and not just making "THE LEAKS ARE GETTING INSANE!" hype videos that never tell me anything I didn't read a week earlier on r/Starfield. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub and for the encouragement. Haha, yeah I only covered the one leak that seemed half-way plausable. Trying to stay clear of outright click-bait.
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Luke, you are the best Starfield UA-camr period. Thank you for making these videos. I'm desparate for more Starfield updates like everyone else. Thank you for helping to ease the pain. Keep up the good work. I hope these videos continue even after the game is released...
Thank you so much for the kind words. Hope to keep you all fed till the main course comes out, lol.
I happen to agree, it’s not just the great content, I love the background music. But your relaxing voice is very easy to listen to.
Totally agree! I hope the game turns out to be better than FO4 and we can play for years and you are making content for it for just as many years. Great work.
Agreed. I find myself clicking on his videos almost the moment they post or at least as soon as I see them post. I honestly can't believe dude just started because it feels like he's been here for years now.
@Roukan Jazayerli It's simple...Luke uses the Force...to create such excellent videos :>))))
Base building is my thing along with crafting. So I'm looking forward to see how they are going to do this part of the game. I like the concept of being self-sufficient for each base/outpost.
I quite frankly couldn't care less about the building (especially since I find space outpost themed architecture to be rather boring). Only way I might spend time doing it much is if someone mods them to be a lot more cool looking even if it costs any semblance of logic
That being said I'm extremely excited for the crafting as it's something I thoroughly enjoyed in fallout 4 (as long as it has actually good UI)
I'm with you, I think I'll dive in deep in my second playthrough.
Same here, the ui really makes or breaks a good crafting system.
Agreed. I'm an int/cha buiild in FO4, and I love it... I make the best everything. Only thing I miss is multiplayer so I can be the quartermaster while someone else runs as frontliner... Hopefully, Starfield either has this out of the box or creation club adds enough financial incentive to see it added in. The dialogue option for companions being able to answer would hopefully simplify development if its the latter, anyway...
@@Verchiel_ Agreed. Building in FO4 without mods was passable... But with mods it became amazing. Starfield may be the same. I expect many planets won't work for earth architecture (air and temp issues, poisonous gases, etc...), but just look up sci-fi architecture and you'll see some amazing build concepts that hopefully become possible.
I wonder how long it will take for a character to generate enough passive income from outposts to be able to buy basically anything?
Yes, wondering the same thing. We've seen how expensive things are, but we haven't really seen anything about looting or income yet. I imagine if you do a bit of bounty hunting that might be a good way to start generating income quickly.
@@starfieldsignal If my memory serves me right, was there not talk about boarding other ships? Or do i remember wrong? Finding and fighting ships for scrap might be an aspect of gameplay and income as well. I am hoping for emp weapons to disable ships and hijack them and sell them...
The base building, resource gathering and crafting is a huge part of my anticipation for this game. If it's like FO4, it will have a good mixture of both BB and combat.
p.s. Your style of narration is great...don't change a thing!
Same here, can't wait to lose myself in this after my first playthrough of all the stories. And thanks for the feedback.
Agreed. I'd like to see it become even more automated, like factorio perhaps... FO4 did wonders by automating grind through settlers.
I never understood the hate for FO4... it fixed the shite combat, had solid building mechanics that mods make 24235235x better. Junk matters, you have a use for a lot of things which = more things to do and more reasons to scour every corner of buildings etc.
I mean sure the story is kinda buttcheeks, but in 8 years i'm STILL modding that f'ing game and it still gives me new experiences that blow my mind. FO3 and NV were dope but... they didn't have HALF of what makes 4 so addicting to me.
I guess it all comes down to "do you like to build or not?"
OK, sweet!
THIS is my jam in Bethesda Games...
Well, games in general I suppose; BASE Building!
Wow, I am SO excited for this aspect. Had HELLA crazy bases in FO4 and my OG base from launch day of FO76 is still in regular use, being updated all the time, but never taken apart and redone, so it has a really nice lived in feel with, IMO, really organic clutter placement.
Feels well, lived in, shelters and all.
The fact we get, what appears to be NMS type base and employee/companion, whatever, activity, but apparently MUCH more improved (I PRAY), than NMS's version, is the BIG thing sending me to the Moon, so to speak, in anticipation for this part of it all.
**fingers crossed, TODD**
...gives Mr. H. the stink eye...
:)
I change my Camp positions (Fallout 76) one to two times a year, usually hehe. I love making the lived-in feel camps.
haha, I'm excited too.
That's really cool.
I loved how you paused the screens...so we could read/see what it says on the screen. Really helped me learn more about what is coming for the game. Also...I can't wait to see how the modding community will add on so many new features to this!
Yes, same here. Thanks for watching!
Really appreciate your eye for detail. I missed several items you mentioned. Story, gathering, crafting and building are what attract me to RPGs. Damn! I think I really will pre-order.
haha, awesome. I always encourage people not to pre-order unless they are absolutely sure they are going to love the game.
@@starfieldsignal I haven't preordered a game since Fallout 4 way back in 2015...But my brother preordered and gifted me Diabo 4...so I might preorder this. It is that good.
I'm hoping for more vertical elements to base building. I would hope (and expect) the base building in Starfield to be 'at least' as sophisticated as what we got in Fallout 4, ideally more so given they've had over a decade to learn from experience (and modders) how to do it properly. Add to that the more practical element of research, resource extraction, production and hopefully trade, so we have a reason to build such outposts, and we have vastly more potential than we ever had with even heavily modded Fallout 4.
I agree!
"ideally more so given they've had over a decade to learn from experience (and modders) how to do it properly" Typical smarmy, entitle Bethesda fan take.
They make the game they want, and have mods so a minority of us can change to how we want. Whine like a baby all you like - THIS is how it should be done. If you look at a mod and whine about how "why is this no default" maybe think you are not most people who buy the game who don't really care about what we care about.
Og course, then you cannot be negative and feel superior, so I guess that outlook is out of the question.
Great breakdown. In Fallout 4 I enjoyed the settlement building - not for the actual mechanics of building (it was a massive grind to gather resources). But it made roleplaying sense to me. In a world destroyed by nuclear war it felt good to try and bring people together and rebuild lives and community. So for me to enjoy base building in Starfield I need a roleplaying reason to do it. If it is just to get a new space suit or a new weapon or just to get money then it's going to feel like a chore. I hope base building is tied into meaningful side quests or faction quests.
Thanks
Base building is where I'm going to be spending most of my time. Especially if I can upgrade outpost to large communities. My plan is to have large control over any planet(s) that I happen to habituate. I'm still hoping for some form of land based rovers to traverse the terrain to help movement and exploration. Hopefully Bethesda addresses these things during their showcase soon.
Yes, same here.
Forget Rovers... how about Tanks? >:D
Yessir, building settlements in FO4 8 years strong. Shit never gets old lol.
Great breakdown. Simple and straightforward. I cant wait to get my hands on this game. Hopefully, some kind of update soon. I think we "need" more at this point.
Yeah, can't imagine they would leave the fans hanging past March
Hey Luke, your content is top notch! You have a great moderator voice and your ability to relay information slow and concise is really awesome... Bethesda should really put you the payroll :). I personally enjoyed today's format and hopefully we all will have more info soon to dig into! Like you I'm a Skyrim fanatic who would of never thought in a million years I would ever care about a game like Starfield but now its all I can think about and I'm going nuts waiting. Thanks for all the hard work and keep it up!
Thanks for the kind words and feedback!
This looks like what should have been in Fallout 4 -- optional creation of settlements as opposed to required. I can imagine making a place just for you (and a small starter crew?) to being with, then expanding it when and if you want to. Make you have your home, for those opting to not start with that starter home trait. We can literally build us a place where we really belong in this universe they are making. Love it.
Also, well spotted of the character there in the beginning. When the image zoomed out again I struggled briefly to see it, then realised why I had completely missed it before -- it is quite minute a figure there.
As for the tone, I like it. But in the end, what works for you (and the mythical algorithm).
Thanks for the thoughts and feedback!
This looks SO AWESOME. ! I want to have an outpost on a planet that is MOSTLY oceans & waterfalls. !!!
I hope so much to build an outpost by a running stream!
Has the outpost beacon at 8:05 been "upgraded"? Maybe that expands the build area or unlocks new building modules. The base has expanded a lot by the time we see this view. I really hope the watch tower is for trading, I'd love to see a trading/transport economy. Some bases dedicated to mining, others to science and production. And have trade routes between supporting one another.
love it!
I love base and ship building as much as I love exploration and strategies for development and combat. I really hope they do a great job on this game and I can't wait to get my hands on it!
Same here!
I see you are a man of culture. 🎩i tip my hat at you sir.
Been playing so much fallout 4 just waiting for StarField
I've had an itch to dive into skyrim again... just so good.
Oh yeah...I just thought of something. I would also like it where you can build underground structures. Some planets/moons might require that.
That would be so cool!
This looks really cool, looking forward to this facility building on nice planets and moons. I also really like the more casual conversation style, let's see what others think ;) And as always, thanks for your great work, it makes waiting for Starfield more bearable 😉
Thanks for the feedback!
Can already tell I am going to get overwhelmed very fast! I have never been very good with base building and managing so my personal hope is that it is intuitive enough that even people like me who are not base builders will be able to understand it.
Love your videos Luke!!!
Thanks so much!
i think i prefer the more scripted type of videos for these videos. You can do something more conversational in the livestreams.
Thanks so much for the feedback! Hope to do a livestream next week.
Had a buddy in college that was really into hydroponics😂
Very cool.
I wonder how water is going to be handled on planets that have water. Rivers, lakes, deep oceans. Explorable oceans seem unlikely but would be wonderful, obviously.
Yes! I think this would really add a whole new level to the worlds!
Outpost Building seems to be awfully deficient in Defensive Structures... especially Anti-Air Weaponry... and if i'm noticing that easily enough, Pirates are bound to notice it easily enough...
The biggest problem with base building in fo4 was that they replaced what would have been existing settlements with empty patches for the player to build on. But with starfield having over 1000 planets we shouldn't run into that problem so I'm super down for this
Something I noticed was that it seems like the number of structures are limited. At 6:53 you can see that the buildings have things like 1/3 or 2/2 next to them. That seems to indicate that we are only allowed to place a certain number of those individual pieces. The numbers seem to line up with the visuals for the most part too. So, we would only be able to place say three industrial hallways. Can't wait to get more information on this aspect. Would also love to know if there are ways, we can increase the number of pieces we can place down.
Great thoughts!
Maybe that's how they are keeping a lid on base size, as opposed to the completely weird "magic size bar" in FO4? Those numbers look very low, though, and it would be weird to have to build different variants of things to max out the base - i.e. if there's a Square Hydroponic and a Round Hydroponic I don't want to be forced to build 2 of each rather than have a consistent visual style. It could be part of a early build, though - just designed to keep save file size under control. Maybe?
@@geofflangdale8127 Definitely makes sense. I was thinking the same thing about the science building. Why would we need multiple of a building designed to craft items? Honestly what I really am hoping for is something a bit nicer to decorate than FO4. The settlements were nice, but having to decorate them was a massive pain. I kind of hope they took a bit of inspiration from the Sims Settlement mod and will have different rooms decorate themselves and the player can add on if they want.
Starfield's outpost system seems to work like the C.A.M.P. system in Fallout 76. You have an overall build budget and every item you place counts against it. But you also sometimes have a build limit for specific things or groups of things. Floors and walls have no specific limiter, so you can build as many as you want so long as you have budget. Turrets and lighting have a group limiter. You can put down any type of lighting up to 50 for the group and any combination of turrets up to 10 for the group. You can't exceed that number even if you have budget available. And sometimes you have an item specific limiter like one firewood pile or one Whac-A-Commie arcade machine. That's how it works.
I forgot the most likely thing those numbers represent. Those are the number of variants available for a given object. This would include skins you buy from the cash shop or unlock through gameplay. Any limiters would appear in the panel where the build requirements and operating costs are listed and not in that tab on the right.
I really really hope they work hard on navmash and making it to where the outpost feel alive more. It was so disappointing to put alot of work into a settlement to have your settlers just stand around, guards not be in cool places. Enemies to spawn in your walls etc. I also hope they make like a centeral armoy system that your crew can use.
You coming out with all these videos recently is making me lose my patience lol
lol, sorry about that. Hopefully it's helping in this time of silence too.
Great video too, wouldn't mind mixing the two different styles up, either in one video or some vids in one style and some vids in another, either way, good stuff!
Can't wait to sink hours over hours into this game, every aspect seems like it will be great. Really hope we won't get dissapointed too much.
Thanks for the feedback!
Base building, spaceship building, crafting. You can always depend on Bethesda to bring something new to the table. This being spaceship building. I don't no know other console games that do this. I don't play or own computer so can't say nothing on that. Although Bethesda always sets a mark for other devs to step their game up.
Right?! They could have just phoned it in and stopped with their typical gameflow, really excited for all of the additions they are making.
@@starfieldsignal Yea well I've learned it's about 7 years per game. I expect no less. But being bought by Microsoft kinda changes everything. Compared to fallout 4 having a 100 people working on it. Starfield has 500. I'm hoping they break off in their own teams. A team per game that just does that game. I think this would be better for the game, because when you do that one project for so long it's easier for new ideas. That's my opinion and hope. And yes there one of the few Developers that try to make their games last until next releases.
imagine if they decided to cancel the release of the game, people would be riot in the streets LOL
Looks awesome but i'm so addicted to making bars, arcades, donut shops and night clubs in FO4 lol. I suppose finding a nice forested planet with an atmosphere and 250 mods will have to suffice.
This with the ship building has me real excited!
me too!
Scripted or non-scripted, either way is great. You narrate very well. How awesome is the night sky gonna look under the glass roofs?!?
YES! I have a very distinct memory of playing oblivion looking up at the night sky and my friends just being amazed. This is going to be at least 16x better, haha.
I agree the easygoing style is a good style that peo will enjoy. I hope to add some stories about local activities to local press from to time.
So many good Oblivion memories... the music was beautiful.
We just need new images or gameplay desperately bad 😫 I’ve watched all these clips from the conference last year 5.1mil times at this point 😔😭
LOL Breathe, man...breathe! Yeah, I'm ready for more gameplay footage, too.
lol, me too. I'm so thirsty for a dring of gameplay.
haha.
It would be a really cool feature to just occasionally see other ships land on a planet your outpost is on and actually travels there to do trade
Yeah, I think we'll see some of this in the major cities, maybe the outposts too.
Really interested to see how this turns out. I haven't played any Bethesda games since Morrowind (just haven't had a console for the longest time), so I'm looking forward to being able to build out a base on any planet and see what's possible. Can I build an ecumenopolis??? Ha, I doubt it, but it'll be cool to build up small bases regardless.
Regarding the conversational vs scripted tone, I usually prefer it more when someone sounds more at ease when they're speaking and that usually comes from taking the more conversational approach you did with this video. With that being said, though, I think I really prefer your scripted stuff because it's very precise and thought out. Just my opinion on it, though! Ultimately, I enjoyed it regardless, so go with whatever you prefer!
Thanks so much for the feedback!
Great video as always, Luke...Interesting to see an oil horse (a.k.a. oil derrick, or pumpjack) in some of those clips. Maybe it's used for extracting some other liquid resource, like water, though personally I've never seen them used for anything other than crude oil.
Thanks so much!
I hope they wouldn't cut out a possibility of making structures by placing each part of construction, like walls, floors, etc. by your own only for the benefit of type of presets shown. Probably they wouldn't, but i am still not sure. I am a big fan of building in last Bethesda games, but i wasn't a big fan of using pre-made structures in Fallout 4, as an example. I prefer to nitpicking everything personally.
Also i am pretty interested to see a different type of buildings, such as civilian houses, not in a science, but casual style, maybe made of a plain materials. I am sure there is must to be something like that, but i'm interested, how this was handled. I mean, you certainly couldn't place a cheap wood/brick living house on a planet without the atmosphere, right? There is a special equipped living quarter must to be placed here, but what about the Earth-type planets? Could we place something plain on them then? Probably, this is a question for a conference to answer on, or for whatever expanding info they will release.
Speaking about your new approach for the video. I would say, that there is some noticeable difference in it, but i can't say would i prefer this more or less. It's just... slightly different experience, and i'm okay with it though.
Cool, thanks so much!
I'm not sure which style I prefer. You laid out the details we know thoroughly, which was much appreciated. The base-building seems like a fairly overlooked aspect of Starfield, so I'm glad you covered it.
On the one hand the outpost system could be designed in such a way as to feel in the way of the rest of the game. But, if Bethesda incorporates it in such a way as to keep it easy to build a small outpost for refueling or completing a quest mission, yet give us the depth to build larger, more complex outposts that serve more purpose than just to build. Here's what I'd like to see: the ability to mine or farm resources and manufacture goods with some level of automation through a hired workforce, droids, or other machines. Then, along with that chain of systems, I want to see an economy of sorts where each settlement or city you ship your goods to will only purchase a set amount of various resources each week dependant on the population, wealth, and industry of said settlement. They could even add a function where the price of a certain good would drop if you sold it at a local settlement the maximum amount multiple weeks in a row.
There are other, less likely features for a trade system I'd love to see such as trade permits required for United Colonies settlements (to reflect the higher control and safety of said faction), competitive systems against other trader ships, faction trading bonuses, etc. But this is a rabbit trail...
Back to the base-building topic. A few things I'd like to see are:
Industrial outpost capabilities. I'd like to see mining, boring/pumping (fuel), logging, farming, and manufacturing of goods from said resources, but these things need some automation.
Homesteading outpost capabilities. I'd love to see less industrialized outpost buildings if you're building on a planet with an atmosphere. And maybe I enjoy ARK too much, but I'd like to see some ability to tame/domesticate a few types of animals.
Then I'd love to see these incorporated into playing the game and stories. Maybe a settlement has encountered a sickness brought on by the mining done in the local area. To help them you could secure a weekly shipment of the needed medication from Akila City, or you can setup your own manufacturing of the medication and setup a weekly shipment yourself. Or how about a new settler is trying to start a new life in a small settlement by setting up a ranch and needs 30 head of cattle to start things off. You can arrange the shipment from wherever, or sell from your own herd a cattle.
Yes, I know, these are mostly wishful thinkings, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to share some dreams. 😅
Awesome thoughts! Great ideas.
Thanks again, great content.
I am afraid that outpost building will be tedious and cost more in micro managing. Although it does add alot of depth to the game so I think it is necessary. By the looks we will have the option to customize and decorate the insides of our outposts.
Does anyone have an idea of the storage space requirement for Starfield? Like 1TB?
Have no idea. I imagine it will be up there with the biggest games though.
I’m hoping the base building isn’t as convoluted as No Mans Sky! Too much resource farming and requirements! I’d prefer a simpler system that is easier to implement!
same here, something that you can play around with easily, but can go as deep as you want.
Great video. Cant wait... Looking forward to basebuilding. One of the aspects I like in Fallout 4 the most
Very cool!
Hi Luke, thank you for this video, it is well done. I believe Starfield will be a great game like Skyrim or Fallout 4. Greetings from Germany
Greetings! Thanks so much for watching!
I just hope it's not tied I to quests the same way it was In Fo4. I enjoyed it as a side thing. I want to expand humanity without having minute men type quests shoved in my face. But having settlements getting attacked or whatever is ok. I'd be ok with a message letting me know.
Haha, i have a feeling they learned their lesson there.
It will be interesting to see what develops along this line; can't wait. I'm looking forward to "wasting" hours of my life playing this.
Yes, though I wouldn't consider it wasting. If it brings you joy, that's what matters.
I do the same thing… pause the release video and zoom in on stuff. I like the more conversational approach.
Awesome, thanks for the feedback.
How do you not know what hydroponics is? It's been around since the 70s...
been a minute since I was in school learning about anything outside of my daily life...also, kids destroy at least half of my brain cells, lol
I can't wait to build my ship cause I'm going to try and make a battlecruiser lol
nice
I really can't wait, base building is one of my fav things in fallout 4
I'm so excited for it!
Narion is the system not a planet. We can see it on the galaxy map in the official gameplay reveal trailer.
Sweet! Thanks for checking.
Another great video. I like this easy going and ”live” approach to the narration/commentary.
I hope we can expand our outposts and incorporate a diverse population of NPC and perhaps other players as well in some form? Bases in some games tend to feel a bit lonely and desolate but expanding them to something more of a settlement with a dynamic population would be very cool.
Great thoughts. Thanks for the feedback!
The silence is killing me tho they need to drop the showcase and release date already…
I'm with you. I think I can wait a little longer.
I hope they really flesh this part of the game out (I love your content)
Thanks so much!
Hope there is a "Save Outpost Design" option.
I don't want to get bogged down trying to recreate my optimal outpost on Planet X and then have to spend another 10 hours doing it again on Planet Y 😢.
I don't have Twitter, can someone bring this up to devs please.
give me Starfield!!
I liked the new tone, but it did sound like you desperately needed a script
LOL, I'm with you. It'll take me a few tries to get better at it.
You think we will be allowed to build this underwater?
Man, that would be sick!
You had to google what hydroponics was??? C’mon 🤦🏻♂️🤣 keep up the good work
lol, I'm definitely not in that world.
@@starfieldsignal I’ve been waiting on this game for over 30 years 👍🏼 it’s gona dude 🍀🏴
I have been well into the settlement building in FO4 so I am very excited about Starfield's more, useful, base building system. I just hope that we will have a way of making those bases look radically different from each others. I like telling stories through my builds, if all my bases end up having the same things just placed differently that's going to be difficult. I must say though, bethesda's base layout in that video looks awful, barely any space between the wall and the entrance, it doesn't feel welcoming ^_^
Right, I agree. These seemed like starter structures for sure. And I bet the modding community will have a field day with this!
@@starfieldsignal If you look at FO4 community around the settlement building, there is a large part only using the vanilla game and use glitches/ creative use of game mechanics to make truly awesome settlements. I agree though the modders will be all over that feature and the ship building system too, can't wait to drive the Normandy :p
Dying to play
The game looks interesting. But I sure would have been happy to have seen Elder Scrolls 6 by now. It's been 11+ years without a genuine addition to the franchise. Just money grabs like Blades and re-re-re-re-releases of Skyrim.
Played a lot of games in my life. Never felt like I lived in a game more than Stardew Valley and the NPC interactions are incredibly basic. It's having a home. Cyberpunk lacks that feeling. The witcher 3 lacks that feeling. You're just running around all day. Hopefully my settlement is somewhere I want to go. A place to store my loot from across the galaxy. The robot being able to pronounce my name is huge as well
The outpost system in Starfield is an updated version of the Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. system with its circular build area carved out around a centrally placed object that you can plant just about anywhere. There's also a free-cam build mode in 76. That thing that looks like an oil pump @7:46 is the standard resource extractor you place over a resource node in 76. Even a wood node and a junk node get this oil pump looking thing.
It's funny hearing Hydroponics described like a foreign concept. Hydroponics was big in popculter in the late 1990's. Star Trek Voyager had a "Hydroponics bay" heavily featured in the early seasons, in which you could see how the plant roots were suspended loose over nutriant ritch water. they also use to sell home "Hydroponics" kits at grocery stores for growing small easy plants like verious sprouts. most of them were stacks of trays in a sealed container that recycled the water like a terrarium. it was a kind of a gimik to pretend you were going to eat healthy rather than a practical device, like having a sea monkey aquarium compaired to an actual fish tank. I'd guess that's why the fad died out. I think macy's department store sill sold an open air version of one a frew years ago that included an LED grow light on a computerized timer.
This looks interesting, and a little simplistic, but I get the feeling that as your building research levels increase, there will be more modules available. It looks intriguing that there is a military hab, I suppose depending on the planet, the base might come under attack periodically, whether from fauna as you suggest, pirates, or competitors. It is essential that the bases you create on these planets seem alive, supported, and lived in. The NPCs at these outposts should feel as if they are your characters from the old X-COM games, where they grow and you become attached to them. If NPCs just bumble about without really doing anything, like in NMS, you'll simply end up making outposts and leaving them behind.
As for the format of this video, it is cool you've done it like this. I get the feeling, whatever way you choose to do your videos they will be clear, concise and informative. Great work.
I'm beyond excited for this game. Replaying Fallout 4 right now, and if the outpost building on planets is even 2% better than Fallout 4, it will be amazing.
I like it so far but little simple. Need bit Options n less simple
But like how easy it is to put base together!!!
Also Starfield A.I. needs to be more alive within game and be more like Star Citizens and Cyberpunk 2077
Meh. I’m glad ppl are happy, but I never got into the base building. Played 1000’s of hours of fallout 4, hated building in sanctuary every time lol
Outpost (30) might be an inventory system letting you know how many you have available. It looks a lot like that in FO4, but this is an educated guess at best, so speculation. Still, with over a thousand planets, I better get more than 30 outpost. I want to fill those planets up.
Both approaches are fine ... 9:20 ... I think it is good to have some videos one way and other videos another way. Doesn't bother me. Now, I'm going to watch the Economy video. ALready watched the ship-building, and I can't wait for this game to release.
I wonder if Star Field will end up having "glitch building " that is so popular in No Man's Sky..
Why do you think the (30) next to outpost is indicative of a limitation?
Could be how may you have.
How many of the needed item to find one.
Or any number of things
It looks like each wind turbine produces 10 power each, for a total of 30 seen earlier in the video, then each habitat module uses 1 power. There are six modules so the remaining power is 24.
Good video! 👍
Thanks, trying something different.
@@starfieldsignal - Keep grinding, brother!
I liked the conversation feel of this video as well as all the great content, keep the videos coming because we are starving for Starfield content, lol. Also, I enjoy your videos, they are well put together and i look forward to seeing more, keep up the good work :)
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
given base building is very similar to No Man Sky... Id say "you need 30 units of power" to turn on that module of the base!
Watching this is making me want to rewatch "The Martian" with Matt Damon then make a base on Mars :D :D
I like base building. What ruined F4 for me was having to nursemaid the wasteland. Designing bases is great fun, having to organise the people in it, not so much.
I cant help but notice an extreme similarity to no mans skys first introduced building parts. which i didnt really like, tbh.
can not wait for the chance to try
Same here!
I hope I can hire movers in Starfield. It drives me nuts in Skyrim when I have multiple houses with stuff in all of them and having to go back and forth over and over to put stuff in the house I want to use most.
i was so against the concept of base building in fallout 4 and i hated it for a while after it came out as i didn’t really agree with the whole rebuilding aspect of a post apocalypse. it grew on me eventually, but this outpost building seems like it just fits and i’m glad they’ve got a new IP that they can throw new ideas into and old ones and tie them together in a whole new world.
looks promissing, but its Bethesda.. they already made shitty traits interface.. well see whats on the list more
The shot with the lady at the workbench is in that same round building with the glass ceiling. You can see the square building with the glass ceiling and walls across from it, also in the shot that is taken from the air you can see what looks like a work station in that space as well.
Im curious how the resourcelooting is going. How much you gain from a resource raid. It looks very cool though
I like this style. Watching, I kept thinking Planet Crafter.
8:16 this is probably how to can make new space suits
Nice work overall at your videos..keep up!
King gath from sim settlements on fallout 4 . Said he will be adding his own mods to this game can’t wait to see what he dose .
Honestly I enjoy both scripted and conversational about equally although for different reasons. Scripted you are much less likely to forget some details and the structure helps for understanding complex things or things where a certain procedure is involved and conversational is often better for expressing opinions and experiences. I suppose you could do a bit of both. I enjoy your videos very much and want to watch more especially as the game is released and develops.
Thanks so much, that is great feedback.
Another fantastic video. With the base and ship building, I know where 99% of my time is going to be spent, so love to see more information/observations.
Since you asked for feedback: the tone/approach worked well here. I think there's a place for a conversation over rote information, and you have a naturally approachable voice, so that works well.
Thanks so much for the feedback!
Hey do you know if starfield is going to have a sandbox mode
I just tuned in to your video. I do voice over and the conversational tone is definitely better.
Great, video - Thanks for the insight!!
Modders are going to have a field day with this. Can't wait.
what i hope is that the modules wont be an instant build that it takes some time for them to be build.
Itbetter not be like f04s dull af building settlement crap
I do enjoy the new free form you’ve taken with the video.
Big props for digging deep during this dry time and not just making "THE LEAKS ARE GETTING INSANE!" hype videos that never tell me anything I didn't read a week earlier on r/Starfield. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub and for the encouragement. Haha, yeah I only covered the one leak that seemed half-way plausable. Trying to stay clear of outright click-bait.