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Over on the Starfಞield subreddit, fans have begun taking sides and have collectively decided not to trust Barrett, one of the game's companions. Despite not properly meeting the Constellation member themselves yet, fans are on high alert and have a list of reasons why this guy might be just a little bit shady.
It doesn't get much clearer than this Reddit post which is titled: "Don't trust Barrett." In the post, the user references the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:300 years worth of Starfield backstory Bethesda released earlier this week, explaining:ꦐ "Barrett is sus. Barrett has ambiguous inserts in the official Starfield timeline. Barrett sure seems to have a lot of influence over Constellation. Barrett is tracking you with his watch he 'gifted' you," the post reads, "🐟Barrett is not to be trusted. Resist his irresistible charm…"
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Several other fans in the comments of the post 🎀have begun theorizing what Barrett could do to betray the player and the rest of Constellation, while others have instead decided to remain ignorant and trustꦛ Barrett regardless of the consequences.
In anoඣther , a different Starfield fan has pointed out that it's a bit of a red flag that, according to the game's official timeline, in the year 2328, Barrett is the one to convince Constellation to purchase♔ Starstation L-868 and modify it. "I bet Barrett thinks he is really f****** clever," one Reddit user has said in the comments.
It's slightly too early to be deciding who is and who isn't the enemy in Starfield, but we're sure all of these fans will be quick to say "I told you so!" when Starfield releases on September 6, 2023, and September 1 for those with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield early access.
In more positive news, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield preloads begin tomorrow on Xbox as Bethesda's space RPG goes gold.
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