STARFIELD Gameplay Walkthrough Part 2 FULL GAME [4K 60FPS PC ULTRA] – No Commentary



Starfield Walkthrough Part 1 and until the last part will include the full Starfield Gameplay on PC. This Starfield Gameplay is recorded in 4K 60FPS on PC and will include the full game, all endings and all boss fights.

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Starfield is a action role-playing game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. In this next generation role-playing game set amongst the stars, create any character you want and explore with unparalleled freedom as you embark on an epic journey. Venture through the stars and explore more than 1000 planets.

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42 thoughts on “STARFIELD Gameplay Walkthrough Part 2 FULL GAME [4K 60FPS PC ULTRA] – No Commentary”

  1. the game is so shallow,i fail to care about any of the characters,i find it hard to believe this is the same company who made fallout and oblivion,thank you for playing it for us and taking the time to upload it,i keep watching it hoping the story at some point draws me in

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  2. Not impressed unfortunately. But I wasn’t even excited about this one. I was hoping to be pleasantly surprised with a Skyrim/Fallout like space game. But the story just isn’t there. Sure it’s early but most Bethesda games start off extremely fast then slow down before letting you go your own pace.

    There could have been an awesome story setup for this and there was almost nothing. Makes me think the story is going to be empty and more about the gameplay. Which some people love but that’s not what I expect from a Bethesda game. Plus we already have so many other “good” space games. All which use the “empty story” mechanic. I thought Bethesda was going to break that mold and be the one with a great detailed story. Which is exactly what we need and I figured that would have been obvious to Bethesda personally.

    Still got my fingers crossed it ends up taking me by surprise later in the game. But not holding my breath atm. Sorry to be negative and speak before seeing the entire thing. But I’m just curious how others feel.

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  3. I really dislike the combat. Why does the AI just stand there and take it without really moving around and avoiding gunfights.
    Bungie made Halo 20 years ago and that has some of the best AI gunplay and that holds up even to this day. What are game designers doing…

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  4. I'm surprised at the severe lack of ground vehicles. In the future, you can travel between star systems in an instant but the moment you land on any ground, the only means of transport is your legs. No motorcycles, no cars, no all terrain vehicles, not even bicycles. Exploring any planet seems boring and tedious.

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  5. ngl this made me think. I believe Dreams. without them, science has no meaning. curiosity, endless fantasizing/daydreaming is what drives science. science in of itself is simply the process of hypothesis and testing and it's science because anyone can test it and get the same result but where does the imagination of what your testing comes from in the first place.

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