It Looks Like Hideo Kojima Is Spending His Spare Time On Starfield

A man of culture obviously.

Is anyone else refusing to move to the next moon/planet until you have researched all the forna, fauna etc or is it just me.

Found some angry weird spider like thing on jamieson or whatever its called and I swear one of them was trying to dragon call Fus Ro Dah me from miles away

As it seems are many in the industry. Allanah (who made that video about flying across space) was talking about people requesting or expecting her to be 'sacked' by Sony Santa Monica for playing and essentially 'promoting' Starfield. One person tagged Cory Barlog to let him know he should sack her, but Cory has been playing Starfield too...

It makes sense, if you are a fan of games, you'll play games in your spare time away from making games - it may 'inspire' some in their creative process, lead them to borrow directly or even do something 'differently'. It may also just be a way to switch off...

All I can say is I am 'enjoying' my time in the game thus far and I want to keep playing when I have the opportunity. I find myself playing beyond what I thought I would/could and then spending even more time playing to get to a point I feel is better suited to pausing - usually once I travel to a 'new' system or have just finished a quest/mission. And within a short time after pausing, I'm already looking forward to my next opportunity to jump in.

Any game that makes me want to 'keep' playing - especially this soon after launch - is a good sign in my book. Its too early for me to give a rating but its made me want to keep playing...

@Sakai If i did that it would take me HUNDREDS of hours to get anywhere lol. I'm currently around 30 hours and on the last main mission. When I'm not playing Starfield, I'm thinking of Starfield. When I'm not thinking of Starfield, I'm reading or listening to podcasts about it.

Absolutely ENTHRALLED with this game.

@Sakai I’d probably do this if I didn’t get weighed down by foam cups and globes.

@Sakai I have spent too many hours exploring planners trying to get all the data. I kinda get what some people complained about this game not encouraging exploration the same way previous Creation engine games do, but the game still encourages exploration on its own way. Yea, I’m not likely to bump into a full city or camp full of quests just by exploring the wilderness, but the pokemon-like “got to explore them all” feel is a strong driver for me.

I’m still too early in the game for to this exploration, so maybe there will be some more content rewards hidden behind exploration, but if not, maybe we do get them via DLC or mods.

Oh I did bump into a voice acted quest from a guy that needed saving. Sounded like a simple enough quest, hurt, not able to fend for himself, all friends died and needed help to his ship. On the way there I got on a fight and died. Never got to see if there was a twist or if it was a boring escort quest. When I reloaded and got back to the guy, he was not there. It was randomly added there. I was impressed at voice acting actually being involved on random quests like that.

Ok so this game is amazing but there is a weirdness to it where you could put in 30hrs and still not really "get" the game. I'm loving it but not "there" yet, however I'm hearing there is that classic Bethesda "moment" when the game REALLY opens up and hooks you in. I've also heard it reinvents the wheel for New Game + and I'm curious to see how all these things will affect future developments of other games going forward. ESPECIALLY with Hideo Kojima! This guy is probably going nuts with new ideas while playing this and I am stoked to see what he does in the future now!

@Sakai I wont do every planet, because I'd like to finish the game at somepoint BUT what I will finish a planet if do enough when I'm doing the "reason" i'm there, I will also explore other planets near my objectives.

So sometimes I fully finish a system, sometimes it might only be a planet or two.

And this game is not considered ground breaking by some game reviewers yet the game developers are amazed… makes you think…

Amazed lol its not that good of a game it's good but there's a lot of problems with the game load screen after load screen bugs 30fps on xbox no map I can go on and on i can honestly say there's nothing ground breaking in the game whatsoever I'm not saying it's not good but it's far from great

@Dan1283

Yep, has lots of problems but the world is so fun, quirky and interesting that you want to spend time in it doing 'stuff', regardless of the minor frustrations. Jesus bless you!