Starfield’s initial ship designs range from authentic recreations to bizarre monsters
The majority of hardcore Bethesda RPG players who have invested hundreds of hours in Skyrim as well as the Fallout 4 game are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to begin digging deep into Starfield.
A thank-you note sent by Todd Howard and a few intense discussions brought fans together and comfortable eagerly awaiting the game to begin, the vast majority who bought early access are now several hours into their adventure across the universe.
People who’ve feigned to resist the temptation to waste every minute downloading an endless number of mods are likely to be searching for artefacts, and making fascinating discoveries. However, it appears certain players have chosen to visit the nearest spaceport to spend the time building the perfect craft that can travel the galaxy.
What do the ships you’re looking at Starfield’s universe appear to be?
Like you would expect from a group of users who had their ships designs planned or at the very least, from an academic perspective and all the way way back in February The Starfield subreddit has already been flooded with people displaying their amazing designs.
A lot of the craft have been re-created from a variety of ship designs from TV, movies as well as other games for instance, Star Wars’ iconic Millennium Falcon which is equipped with a variety of miniature Star Destroyers, as well as a fleet of Zas well as Y-wing fighters.Others are attempting to explore through the universe behind the control of craft that look like those of Firefly’s Serenity and Mass Effect’s Normandy SR-2 and a Charon-class Light Frigate from Halo, they all look as if they could create a new atmosphere for any journey.
On the other hand, user Fishbait37 has shown that some players have been taking a crack at recreating space-faring craft from the real world, with them having memorialised the Challenger space shuttle and shared it with the caption: “For the ones who paved the way.”
Meanwhile, a few maverick members of Constellation have simply elected to let their imaginations run wild, leading to builds like snappily-named user 7375636B6D796469636B’s “flying condominium,” which they somehow plan on making even taller going forwards.
The most bizarre thing is the user’s vessel, which is believed to owe its unusual design due to her quest to quickly install 30 distinctive module for the ship.
