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Starfield might've just launched in early access a matter of hours ago, but players are already finding out elements that they like, and some that they unfortunately don't. One of the latter features is apparently the in-game map system, which the veteran Bethesda fan below has deemed to actually be worse than both Skyrim and Fallout 4's in-game maps.
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This isn't to say that Starfield players aren't having a lot of fun with Bethesda's new game, but they're more speaking up about something they believe the developer𝐆 has overlooked. Perhaps we'll get a comment from someone like game director Todd Howard on the matter at some point in the near future.
Something Starfield fans definitely are enjoying is the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:revival of Skyrim's most infamous voꦛice line, in a pretty cheeky Easter Egg from Bethesda. Players have also stumbled across a heartfelt tribute to a Starfield fan who passed away ౠbefore they could ▨play the game.
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