Ships in Starfield Can be So Large Player Characters Break Legs Presenting Them
Starfield offers a lot of freedom to build the spaceship of your dreams. Some players take advantage of this to create true leviathans.
Does size matter? On this, opinions are rather divided, but in the case of Starfield it is extremely important. Bethesda's game from the very beginning was advertised as a titan. Huge world, lots of possibilities. In short: massive. So, since the game is "the most" in many aspects, it must also be the same with spaceships.
As a result, options for building your own craft in Starfield are almost unlimited, and the web is overflowing with many impressive player designs. One of them is a work created by a user TigerNW.
A fan of the RPG bragged on Reddit about the vessel he created.. Admittedly, there would be nothing remarkable about it, if not for the fact that the ship is gigantic. In the course of the presentation, the player had to completely exhaust the fuel in the jet pack to get to the top of the space leviathan.
However, the demonstration came with the price of suffering, because when flying down from such a high ship the character in the game most likely broke his legs (at least that's the impression you get from the sounds and the message in the lower left corner of the screen). Anyway, see for yourself.
Could the vessel have been even bigger? Probably yes. One of the commenters on the video confessed that he himself owns an even grander vessel. And the size comparison has begun in earnest.
It should be borne in mind that such a giant would not necessarily work in practice. Navigating a ship can prove to be quite a challenge, especially if we come to fight space pirates, whose craft are much more maneuverable.
If you lack the inspiration to create your own craft in Starfield, you can take a look at other fan works. Among them are projects modeled on, among others: Planet Express ship from Futurama, or the Millennium Falcon belonging to Han Solo. Also worth a look is the design of a star destroyer, which makes an stunning impression.
