Your Starfield Character won't have a voice, but fans will love what that means.
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Your Starfield Character won’t have a voice, but fans will love what that means.

Your Starfield Character won't have a voice, but fans will love what that means.

Your Starfield Character won’t have a voice, but fans will love what that means.

Bethesda games don’t generally have voiced protagonists. The exception to this rule is 4, where an actor can choose a dialogue option and have it fully acted out. This made the game objectively more enjoyable than Fallout 3 or Skyrim, where the player character was completely silent. It just made the game different. Sometimes, that’s OK.

We know that Bethesda’s upcoming Starfield won’t have a voiced protagonist, a throwback to Skyrim and Fallout 3. They will be the silent, strong type. There’s some good news for those thrown into an intergalactic frenzy by this news.

Bethesda answered the voice-over question by taking to Twitter to confirm that her character “does not have a voice.” So, I’m not surprising you. Instead, you will be able to choose from a dialogue box option, and the NPC with whom you are conversing will instantly reply to this line. You won’t have to pick a vague option or hope your character doesn’t start talking. This means conversations will be in the first person, and Bethesda zoom will return.

The zoom is the source of many memes, memories, and memes. Fans first spotted it during the Starfieldgameplay that you just watched. The zoom was first popularized in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. It is now synonymous with Bethesda’s gaming games.

In addition, the showcase announced that we would be seeing in advance 1000 stars in 100-star systems in Starfield, which is sure to keep fans entertained for quite some time. The game looked a lot like No Man’s Sky at first glance. Starfield will be released on PC, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S in early 2023.

Your Starfield Character won’t have a voice, but fans will love what that means.
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