Starfield features amusing references to Morrowind and Oblivion

Players who closely watched the Starfield gameplay video have spotted several interesting features.

For example, during character creation, you can choose the option to own your own home.

“Your own small home on a quiet moon,” reads the description of one of the traits called “Starter Home.” But this trait also has a downside, as it further states that it “comes with a 50,000 GalBank credit mortgage.”

At the start, players can choose up to three starting traits. There is also “Introvert” (more endurance if we don’t have a companion), or “Kid Stuff,” which allows you to visit your parents’ home (but 10% of your income is automatically sent to them). With “Neon Street Rat,” you can unlock special dialogue and rewards on the planet Neon.

Also interesting is the “Serpent’s Embrace” trait, which provides health and endurance bonuses if you jump using a boost pack. This is a nod to The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind and Oblivion, where jumping was a great way to level up Acrobatics and character level. But in Starfield, bonuses are awarded for jumping regularly.

These traits will be one of the stages of character creation. In addition, you can choose the character’s background.

Starfield will be released in the first half of 2023.