LogInTodd Howard says they want to do that in a big way.
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During the same interview, the designer also discussed how the team approached details and made sure the universe was rich enough. Howard says they wanted the players to be interested in what was written on each button on the computer.
At first, the studio didn't expect the game to be this big, but the game evolved over time and they realized that they needed more details. Bethesda didn't want Starfield to feel artificial so they had to spend a lot of time on little touches.
You can find the original interview for Famitsu here. Previously, we reported that Starfield has already surpassed 6 million players, becoming the biggest Bethesda game launch of all time. You can find details here.
The official modding toolkit is still underway, but players have already recreated Todd Howard, Ryan Gosling, Tony Soprano, Walter White, Kanye West, Shrek, and other popular personas in Starfield.
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