Clive

Starfield already has a lot going for it. The core gameplay is fun and immersive shipbuilding is detailed and rewarding, outpost construction offers creative freedom, and planetary exploration delivers a genuine sense of scale and discovery. The combat both on foot and in space feels solid, and the sheer variety of environments, factions, and quests keeps things fresh.

But where it really gets exciting is with what the Creations and modding community have started to unlock. We've seen glimpses of a future where you can command full fleets, call in orbital strikes, engage in more meaningful interplanetary trade, and interact with a dynamic economy. These additions show just how much untapped potential the game has.

What Starfield needs now is refinement and purpose in its existing systems:

Outpost building needs more strategic importance perhaps through supply chains, local defense, or faction influence.

Crafted materials need more practical use in the economy or advanced tech trees.

Fleet management should become a full gameplay loop allowing you to assign tasks, defend regions, and take part in full-scale space wars.

The economy needs depth: dynamic pricing, faction-driven demand, supply disruptions, and the ability for players to influence it.

Bethesda has built a beautiful universe but beauty alone isn’t enough. If they stay committed and keep pushing out meaningful updates and improvements, Starfield could evolve into something truly exceptional an epic sci-fi sandbox that stands the test of time.

Right now, it's a strong game. With sustained development, it can be a masterpiece.