Bethesda’s Starfield may not have lived up to the hype, but the attention to detail in creating an immersive space adventure is commendable. Players have discovered that some stars in the game are actually real and can be found in our own sky.
On November 21, a Starfield player shared their realization that the stars in the game have real-life counterparts. By comparing the properties of the stars in Starfield, such as spectral class, mass, and magnitude, with those of real stars, they found matches. This discovery has sparked excitement as players can now observe these star systems in our night sky.
Interestingly, the fictional star systems in Starfield also have real-life counterparts with matching properties. By using the Catalogue ID displayed in the game, which corresponds to the Gliese Catalogue of Nearby Stars, players can easily find the real stars associated with the game’s fictional ones.
Some players have expressed their enthusiasm for finding familiar elements in the game, such as planets from Halo: Reach. While the game may not feature the entire Reach system, fans are still thrilled to discover even small connections to their favorite franchises.
Bethesda’s attention to detail in Starfield continues to impress fans, despite the game’s initial hype. Players have even noticed constellations in the game’s sky, indicating that the developers took into account the actual positions of stars when designing the game. Although Starfield may not surpass No Man’s Sky, it offers a unique and immersive space experience filled with captivating stories and hidden secrets.
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