Starfield Sends You Behind Bars If You Commit An Interstellar Crime

Starfield will send you behind bars if you commit space crime

Bethesda Game Studios’ sparkling new ‘Starfield’ recently revealed a unique feature that has garnered a lot of attention. The game, which takes place in a sci-fi universe, introduces a space justice mechanic that will punish players for their criminal acts in the cosmos.

Bethesda Creative Director Todd Howard recently explained this feature in an interview. In Starfield, players will have the freedom to roam a huge galaxy and experience adventures in a futuristic setting. However, freedom does not mean impunity, and players will face the consequences of their actions, even in space.

If a player decides to commit a crime, be it theft, murder, or any other interstellar crime, the space authorities will step in and come after them. The development team has designed an innovative search system that will allow law enforcement to follow the player’s footsteps and apprehend him.

The reaction of the authorities to a crime in Starfield will depend on the seriousness of the offence. Players could receive a simple fine for minor offenses, but interplanetary prison sentences are also provided for hardened criminals. This feature adds a realistic dimension to the game, reflecting how law and order would work in a future where space is colonized.

Players will therefore have to weigh the potential consequences of their actions before succumbing to the temptation of crime. This feature encourages peaceful exploration of the universe, while maintaining an aspect of adventure and danger.

Starfield has already been praised for its realism and immersion in an alien world. The spatial justice mechanic adds an intriguing element to the experience, giving players yet another reason to obey the law and make ethical decisions.

This new game concept also sparked discussions on how it could be extended to other games. Some wonder if this mechanic could be incorporated into titles like “The Elder Scrolls” or “Fallout,” both of which are popular Bethesda franchises.

However, Bethesda Game Studios wants to showcase this feature in Starfield first and gather player feedback before deciding whether to implement it in other games.

There’s still plenty to discover about Starfield, including the game’s story, gameplay mechanics, and exact release date. Nevertheless, the spatial justice mechanic promises a unique and realistic gaming experience. Prepare to face the consequences of your actions, because Starfield will not let space criminals go unpunished.

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