Starfield missed an opportunity to make one feature more impressive

When it started last year, Star field decided to revive the exciting story of space exploration. The wait for Bethesda's sci-fi adventure has been full of excitement Star field appeared to be one of the developer's most ambitious projects. Unfortunately, the game failed to capture the same love as Bethesda's other titles. While there are strong qualities to the game, it can often lack the immersion enjoyed by its predecessors Skyrim and Fallout 3 offer.

A subversive reputation Star field continues in it even a year later. While there were some great points, such as the inclusion of the first vehicle in the game with REV-8, other updates proved disappointing. Star fieldfirst DLC, A broken universewas highly anticipated, but ultimately proved perhaps more divisive than the base game. Now, an experiment conducted by Reddit user Cleobule shows a huge problem that will consume you when it comes to the conflict between Crimson Fleet and UC SysDef. Despite the two factions hating each other, the Crimson Fleet does not react when players wear the SysDef uniform.

Starfield's Plot Hole with Crimson Fleet and SysDef highlights a huge missed opportunity

Chance to increase immersion

In the end, players have a big decision to make Star field. Deciding to join Crimson Fleet or UC SysDef presents a moral crossroads. SysDef is a militarized police organization that many in the galaxy consider oppressive, while the freedom-loving Crimson Fleet can take that freedom too far by condoning criminal activity, including murder. Both decisions have their pros and cons, but one thing is certain: Crimsons Fleet SysDef despises and vice versa.

One would naturally assume that if a player dressed as a SysDef member and entered Crimson Fleet territory, they would be met with immediate aggression. However, this does not seem to be the case. In his experiment, Cleobule attempts to infiltrate the Crimson Fleet while wearing a full SysDef uniform. Surprisingly, none of the Crimson Fleet NPCs seemed to notice or care. There has been a lot of criticism Star field since its launch, and while some of the complaints may be trivial, criticism of the game's immersion is more valid.

The Crimson Fleet's headquarters is The Key, a former star station of the United Colonies.

Bethesda takes the tension out of a potentially exciting conflict

With a large selling point Star field given that this is immersive space exploration, it would only make sense for Crimson Fleet members to address players in SysDef uniforms with hostility or even violence. The outlaw nature of these space pirates would fully respond if they were in a truly immersive world, but Star field unfortunately he won't make this jump. Bugs like the one Cleobule encountered Star field it needs to continue to improve if Bethesda wants to fully deliver on its pre-release promises.

Starfield continues to divide, but there is still room for growth

Future DLC and updates will hopefully bring improvements

Despite admission to A broken universe While this is not very positive, there is still room for Bethesda to offer stronger updates and expansions. With these updates, hopefully there will be changes that bring the world immersion to a better level, because trying to negotiate with the Crimson Fleet in full SysDef gear would be a really fun challenge.

UC SysDef stands for “United Colonies System Defense.” It is a branch of the UC Navy tasked with taking down the Crimson Fleet.

There are still many features that Star field players hope to get into the game sometime in the near future. Currently, expansion is still planned Star field further, but it's unclear whether improving immersion is a priority with these changes or not. Until then, players involved in SysDef can have a little fun interacting with members of the Crimson Fleet with almost zero consequences.