Where I can animals for farming can get you NPC to work on your farm

The truth of Earth’s fate is so tragic. The guy who created the Grav Drive saw it would destabilise the magnetosphere, but he felt it necessary for humanity’s destiny amongst the stars. However, after witnessing what his creation did to the Earth firsthand, he killed himself out of guilt for all the lives lost.

Instead of making it possible to land anywhere.. would have been so much better to have specific points of interest that were more specifically designed.. these Easter eggs are nice and all, but it’s a little odd that the shard survived, but all of London otherwise is completely vanished.

People stop with the pop up text

This game is only boring if your not on drugs

Apparently the ruins of cities is under all that sand.

The fucking shard? Of all the historical locations to choose from..

There’ve been hundreds of hours on what Starfield could’ve done better…so here’s a comment that’ll just take a few seconds to read. They should’ve dropped the grav engine destroying earth plot line. Just make earth polluted, heavily bureaucratic, riven with inequality, and bigoted toward non-earthlings. Allow the player to visit one fleshed out city and have the rest of the planet be restricted because everything on the planet is owned and settled. Places willing to accept a landing request have decades long landing queues if you’re simply requesting to visit without a purpose or they’re private/insular/violent enough to shoot down anyone who tries. Make Earth so inhospitable and unwelcome that the player will appreciate why so many people decided to leave. Make the space traffic and debris a nightmare too. There you go, now you can have a pathway for bits of earth content while explaining why the entire planet isn’t walkable. People didn’t need earth to die to encourage space travel, you just needed to write a planet people want to leave. Make earthlings you encounter out in space caricatures of rude tourists today.

I thought Earth was Tatoine at first xD

Maybe starfield 2 will have all of these comments im reading. ❤

I wish the world seedvault was visitable in starfield

The Snow globes are a reference to Fallout New Vegas. Mr House collects them, and gives you a hefty price for each

yup…this is what happens when you decide to not pay taxes in a country which president decides to invade Ucraine

In starfield on Earth where is Iowa the state that nobody really knows about because nobody cares about Iowa apparently…

We know what took away the the magnetosphere but hear me out what if the artifact and the frequent grav jumps did more than just poof the magnetosphere and mess with the poles
My thinking is the grav drive released some kinda of energy or radiation after each jump and unlike in the modern time with more advanced tech maybe 300 years ago earth didnt have the tech to make shieldinga to keep the radiation or energy from hitting earth

of course the pyramids, oldest known structures that have survived till today, would fucking survive the literal end of the earth.

I tried finding my home town of atlanta and nothing was left 😂 not even the bloods shooting at each other…guess thats what it takes to get rid of crime

I went to China.

The Strip and Big Mountain from New Vegas would have been awesome to still be there.

What not having a magnetosphere does to a mf

I don’t understand why everything is sand though. Just because Earth lost its atmosphere doesn’t mean every building and every road, every house, every factory and vehicle would just erode away into nothing.
Especially if its only been 300 years….
yet for some reason though, there is a random single tower at every famous location surrounded by an ocean of dust and dirt….
It doesn’t make any sense what happened to the ruins of our species. Unless we decided to replace everything with freakin styrofoam before we abandoned Earth.

What I really don’t like about earth in Starfield is that they just put landmarks on generated desert wastelands and call it a day.

What about the saint Louis arch

My major problem with the “Magnetosphere disappeared” explanation they gave is that it doesn’t explain where all the water went. The Magnetosphere isn’t what holds all the gasses and liquids to the surface. That’s all gravity’s doing. The planet would be bombarded with solar radiation yes, but all the atmo and water… especially the amount of water earth has, wouldn’t just disappear.

Even earth is just a generic wasteland in Starfield

i live in South Africa . South Arica in starfield looks nearly identical to what it does right now

the fact they didn’t even made some interiors to explore to none of the these buildings sums at all for me why the exploration in this game suck and I am just not interested in starfield at all. I mean in fallout or skyrim you get to a landmark building a lot of them you can enter and explore. in starfield all locations (other than the boring cities) are all the same outposts. so much potential to be had on earth yet this is all they have to show for? lazy!!!!!!@

Terraferma 🤓

Anyone found the Bethesda office building?
They put it in Fallout 3, might be in Starfield as well.

Im suprised maze bank managed to survive

There’s also Osaka for Japan I believe

Yeah nothing but politics… Earth will always be green… Life creates it’s own environment… It is Life that produces O2 and it is life that produces CO2… Both compounds are unstable… Without life they would both disappear in less than a thousand years.

Had to stop playing. There’s too many bugs. Most of my companions have completely vanished from the crew list. I’ve had issues where my ship disappears while I’m on a planet. Multiple quests completely broken. NPC’s not following you properly. Maybe in 6 months when modders have done the dev’s jobs, I’ll come back to it.

Late in the main storyline they explain what really happened in more detail, not just the generic “official” story you hear pieces of.

Olivion vibes

I was wondering how they’d fit earth into the game, quite a cool way of doing it without having to remake the entire planet as we know it