Offline

[Cpaw]

Hello, can this be played Offline?

[Cpaw]

Originally posted by MCNacho:

its a singleplayergame or what you mean?

Are you playing it? Try disconnect your PC from the internet and tell me how long you can play it?

[Tenoshii]

As with the majority of single player games, once you have downloaded it you are able to play it without an active connected internet connection.

[vonbleak]

Yes

[SmUtJe-SmOoTh]

Like every Bethesda Game Studios Title its only Singleplayer,offline,only Fallout 76 was an online Game from this Studio

[Cpaw]

:O So if this can be played 100% offline, then i rather spend time in this than ED game.
Thanks
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[Legolose]

Yeah I pretty sure you can play it without internet, probably a one time hook up and that is all you will need..

[A. Silvermane]

Originally posted by Cpaw:

Hello, can this be played Offline?

Yes. It's a single player game not an MMO. It doesn't require an internet connection same as Fallout 4 and Skyrim.

[Legolose]

Originally posted by Ayato Silvermane:

Originally posted by Cpaw:

Hello, can this be played Offline?

Yes. It's a single player game not an MMO. It doesn't require an internet connection same as Fallout 4 and Skyrim.

Now a day games some single player games do require internet to play such as Madden 23, and games that has a third party, meaning if it cant load its app it will not play like Madden 23 you have to have internet to load their stupid ass EA app or you will not be able to play "Your" game..

[dannyj147]

Originally posted by Legolose:

Originally posted by Ayato Silvermane:

Yes. It's a single player game not an MMO. It doesn't require an internet connection same as Fallout 4 and Skyrim.

Now a day games some single player games do require internet to play such as Madden 23, and games that has a third party, meaning if it cant load its app it will not play like Madden 23 you have to have internet to load their stupid ass EA app or you will not be able to play "Your" game..

Madden 23 likely also has online multiplayer though.

[wesnef]

"Broadband connection" is in the Recommended reqs, not the Minimum. I suspect that it'll have a similar Creation Club/mod system as Fallout 4 did, which means that having a connection gets you some extra features, but it's not required.

[Humble]

I guess it's same as skyrim and fallout 4, starfield's devs team are not same other team who develpment fallout 76 and elder scroll online.

[Freak4Leeks]

depends if it's got DRM, DRM will mean you need to go online every now and again for verification.

[Thorley23]

Originally posted by Cpaw:

Hello, can this be played Offline?

This is debatable.

I play Elder Scrolls Online on and off still and when I was just talking to some of my guilds there, they were saying that there was supposed to be some kind of dev discussion for the beta testing of the game right now where it was mentioned that Starfield upon release is supposed to be an "advanced live service game".

The idea is that Bethesda wants everyone online to track what's going on in Starfield in real time. They are also going to be selling item packs and stuff similar to the item packs for Assassins Creed by Ubisoft which will match various kinds of sci-fi themes.

Allegedly the beta testers were being told that Bethesda's plans for this series are for each game to stand alone, but major events are going to be determined by what happens in the majority of playthroughs over the first 18 months of the game. It's difficult to do a "Dragon Break" type thing in a science fiction game where all major plot choices can be canon at once, and the unfolding history of a sci-fi universe with news networks and stuff has to be consistent. So ultimately data saying what the most popular major plot choices were, will determine what the canon is for the next game.

Think of it as sort of being how they would decide whether The Blades still exist in the next "Elder Scrolls" game given the choice between them and a certain dragon in "Skyrim". The plot moments like that in Starfield will be decided by the majority of choices over the first 18 months of the game as they work on getting "Starfield 2" out considerably faster than their usual pace for releases as they have big plans for this to be an evolving universe.

At any rate according to this they suspect things like this are not going to be super-popular with all fans, which is why they have been saying so little about the actual plot for this game, or really many details about it at all despite it coming out in a couple of months. They figure people will be more willing to go with it if they already own the game.

So basically while the game might be playable offline, it sounds a lot like it's expected to be online, both so they can run a store front, and track data in real time.

[Mno]

Originally posted by Cpaw:

Hello, can this be played Offline?

It better be.

[rumax]

before download subj, dont forget go offline