After one hundred hours of working their way through Starfield, gamers are starting to feel the need for land vehicles. One user, Concentrate-Willing embarked on a space rant, expressing the exhaustion of walking kilometers on end on alien planets and the subsequent desire for terrestrial transport. Be it slow but steady land vehicles, they’re just about ready to trade their spacesuits in for wheels.
Summary
- Players have spent long hours in the game and feel burnt out from the current transport methods.
- The demands for land vehicles arise from a desire for convenience and a fresh gameplay experience.
- The community’s response points to a need for diversity in transportation within the game.
Player Perspectives
StackOfCups suggests land vehicles being ‘5% faster and no O2 use.’ They believe it’s more than just about speed, rather it’s about efficiently managing in-game resources. Meanwhile, Brahmiluff thinks outside the space box. They’d prefer hover bikes allowing for a hybrid spacewalk experience, which adds a whole new dynamic to the game.
Community Bantering
Some players find the humour in the situation. Carecup promises to let ‘Todd’ (presumably Todd Howard, Director of Bethesda Game Studios) know that players are ready for the vehicular upgrade. While others, like cepxico, takes it one step further by demanding a ‘space horse’ – now that’s a cosmic ride we’d all like to see!
Will Land Vehicles Improve the Game?
The consensus is clear: it’s not necessarily about speed. An unnamed player, numtini, notes that ‘it just feels silly to be walking all over the place’ which underscores the sentiment of many fans. They desire an immersive, practical mode of travel that adds authenticity to the experience.
The collective plea for terrestrial transport provides an intriguing lens into how the elements of gameplay can shape a player’s experience and potentially steer the course of game updates. A space taxi, anyone?
