Through an interview released during the Develop: Brighton Digital 2020, the game director Todd Howard has released some interesting information on Starfield, the highly anticipated sci-fi RPG from Bethesda, which is expected to arrive on next-gen consoles of Sony and Microsoft products. At the moment there is not much official information on the title and its plot, in addition to the fact that it will offer players the possibility of exploring space thanks to a large number of vehicles and structures scattered throughout the game map.
Through the interview, Todd Howard announced that the title will be a single-player and that, at least at the moment, the introduction of a modality is not envisaged multiplayer. Furthermore, according to what was declared by the entire development team, the game map will be created thanks to procedural generation, which will be used in both Starfield in that The Elder Scrolls 6. At the same time, Howard pointed out that players shouldn't expect real-time creation of the game world, but that previously visited locations will remain the same and will not be modified or moved in any way. But one thing apparently certain is that Starfield's map will be bigger than that of Fallout 76, which in turn was already four times the size of the map of Fallout 4.
Although Howard had previously talked about how the creation engine has been completely overhauled for Starfield, in this interview he specified that rendering, pathing, procedural generation, artificial intelligence and many other elements have undergone some changes. definitely noticeable improvements. We remind you that at the moment Starfield does not have a launch window, but that it has been officially announced for the next generation consoles PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S through a short teaser trailer during E3 2018, we just have to wait for more information on the title which, according to some recent rumors, will be able to count on a completely new animation system.
