Fallout New Vegas was based in a densely packed place on Earth with total ~100 quests, all quite meaningful. Sure the world didn't feel too diverse or vibrant and NPCs looked alike, however it had a lottttt of content, meaningful content.
Even if only 100 out of 1000 planets are interesting and each planet has 1 quest, it's already as big as New Vegas, just too scattered & empty.
If they make it interesting by adding say 10 quests each, that's 1000 quests with 90% of the constellation largely empty.
If they make it interesting by adding say 10 quests each, that's 1000 quests with 90% of the constellation largely empty.
Either it's going to be so massive you forget all other games until you get burnt out or it's gonna be so empty that you'll hate travelling between planets/stars just to complete basic quests.
"We need some titanium to make medicine, I heard it's on a planet in Sirius B system"
"We need some titanium to make medicine, I heard it's on a planet in Sirius B system"
I'm not a game designer, and my concerns might be the first things folks at Bethesda thought of before designing the game, but I'm more concerned than hyped after learning about the game.
Would it end up being too massive with too much content that I've to quit my job to play the game or it would be too empty and barren that it'll run out of its novelty in first few hours?
Surely space *is* empty and barren, but that may not translate to an engaging game.
Surely space *is* empty and barren, but that may not translate to an engaging game.
I'm talking about #Starfield 🙈
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