I am guessing most will be barren resource planets. But, will be interesting to find out when we play..It does look very good, while still being Fallout 4 in space to a large extent. Will be interesting to see how the 1000 planets are created, surely not individually hand crafted but procedural for everything outside the story mission locations perhaps?
You can fly ships and land on over a hundred planets according to Todd Howard in the livestream today.
One thing that stood out to me, is that that first landing was at a very specific location, and the takeoff (EDIT: ...from "Jemison" :7) that we saw was depicted with a "cinematic" external camera....Ships landing look 100x times better than SC, at least there's some mass, acceleration, and thrusters pointing in the right direction, as compared to SC "translate Z coordinate" no-mass no-thruster magic thing. Helps give substance to the ships and environment...
Are the planets full-scale and can you manually land anywhere and explore open star systems? Otherwise Starfield is not a direct competitor of SC or ED. The RPG and action-adventure aspects seem better.One thing that stood out to me, is that that first landing was at a very specific location, and the takeoff (EDIT: ...from "Jemison" :7) that we saw was depicted with a "cinematic" external camera.
It could be that there are restrictions and automation mandates at "hero locations", and that manual planetary approach is unlocked after the tutorial, but I do more get the impression that "landing anywhere on the planet" is likely to amount to clicking somewhere on the planet surface while in space, triggering a cutscene that takes care of the transition...
I guess we'll learn these things some time between now, and a minute after release. :7Are the planets full-scale and can you manually land anywhere and explore open star systems?
If they didn't confirm it then probably not. Starfield looks like a scifi Fallout to me. ED should also have lively planetary settlements.I guess we'll learn these things some time between now, and a minute after release. :7
- Graphics are not up to par with the wave of UE5 productions that are coming up... (or even Decima engine)
Yep, yep.If they didn't confirm it then probably not. Starfield looks like a scifi Fallout to me. ED should also have lively planetary settlements.
In fact i will dare and say it: Star Citizen is done for. They waited to long, and now Starfield is a clear successort to Star Citizen. It has all the Star Citizen features, only in working condition and ready for release.
Yea their space look more akin to NMS, shorter distances between planets.Todd Howard did say "land and explore anywhere on the planet." I think the transition won't be seamless though.
Starfield is not an MMO, and I suspect it doesn't have seamless space-planet transitions. The RPG stuff looks better though.