Starfield could have been a part of Fallout’s version of Earth in a major crossover
Starfield has recently been released for Xbox and PC with thousands of planets to explore across their entire universe. Of course, the Sol solar system was also featured and players could be on Mars and the Moon as well as Earth.
Earth appears to be degraded and the earth is a natural reserve. There was a moment during development where the Earth was to have been depicted as it appears in Fallout Another RPG series from Starfielddeveloper Bethesda.
In a recent interview in an interview with The Washington Post director of Starfield, Todd Howard, discussed how the team working on development “talked about” adding the Fallout universe to Starfield. According Howard Howard the design style of the games did not match which is why they decided to choose their individual “NASA-punk” style.
Director continued to state that additional information had been omitted because of the game’s delay schedule as well as the effects on the impact of Covid-19 in the process of development after the team relocated to their home to work.
It’s fair to say that the timelines in themselves aren’t synchronized as well, with incidents of Fallout occurring in the past Starfield’s narrative journey commences. It is still possible to visit the world, but only when you refrain from sexual activity to increase the XP gain.
It is possible to visit the museum of NASA time and space history that seeks to teach visitors about the first space race as well as the evolution of space-based technology.
In this structure, you will discover a myriad of toys based on the classic comic style of a rocketship and it happens to be similar to the Nuka-Cola bottle. So should you think outside the box and build your own “Bethesdaverse”.
