Why no intelligent alien races?

[Ｓｏｌｉｄｕｓ Ｓｎａｋｅ]

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe, so why are they not included in the game? To think humans would be the only intelligent species in the universe is crazy. I know the game isn't out yet and there is no confirmation about intelligent aliens, but it doesn't look like they're in the game.

I proved aliens exist:
https://rumble.com/v36hyqs-lets-talk-about-aliensufos-project-blue-beam-debunked-baseless-theory.html
And Project Blue Beam is a psyop.

Nice to see all the CIA agents and flat earthers try to debunk aliens in this thread with their "science" and conspiracy theories. Imagine thinking we're alone in the universe... LOL!!

[Tenoshii]

There are intelligent alien races in Starfield. The main story is just a 40 hour journey for the protagonist to actually figure that out.

[vonbleak]

I think part of the point of the game and the main story is to answer the question "what is out there...?" so the reality is we dont know if there are intelligent aliens, but if there are this would be a spoiler for the main story so im guessing thats why they are keeping quiet about it...

[ChuTheMan]

Originally posted by Old Woman:

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe, so why are they not included in the game? To think humans would be the only intelligent species in the universe is crazy. I know the game isn't out yet and there is no confirmation about intelligent aliens, but it doesn't look like they're in the game. Elena Danaan communicates with the Galactic Federation of Worlds.

1: why would they confirm the entire plot of the story? is it not much better to actually find out yourself? or do you just want everything in the game to be spoiled before its out?

also we only got around 100 systems or so? we probably wont even find intelligent life in the 100 nearest solar systems in our own galaxy.
there is around 4.000 solar systems in the milky way, so we're only really gonna see 2.5% of the entire galaxy, way to little for a chance to meet any life.

what it does seem is that we find remains of an ancient alien race.

[vonbleak]

Originally posted by ChuTheMan:

Originally posted by Old Woman:

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe, so why are they not included in the game? To think humans would be the only intelligent species in the universe is crazy. I know the game isn't out yet and there is no confirmation about intelligent aliens, but it doesn't look like they're in the game. Elena Danaan communicates with the Galactic Federation of Worlds.

1: why would they confirm the entire plot of the story? is it not much better to actually find out yourself? or do you just want everything in the game to be spoiled before its out?

also we only got around 100 systems or so? we probably wont even find intelligent life in the 100 nearest solar systems in our own galaxy.
there is around 4.000 solar systems in the milky way, so we're only really gonna see 2.5% of the entire galaxy, way to little for a chance to meet any life.

what it does seem is that we find remains of an ancient alien race.

4000 Star systems in the galaxy...? Haha nah man - "Astronomers estimate there are about 100 thousand million stars in the Milky Way alone..."

[Knottypine]

Originally posted by Old Woman:

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe, so why are they not included in the game? To think humans would be the only intelligent species in the universe is crazy. I know the game isn't out yet and there is no confirmation about intelligent aliens, but it doesn't look like they're in the game. Elena Danaan communicates with the Galactic Federation of Worlds.

You're making an assumption by asking why something isn't in the game, and then go on to say there is no confirmation for the based question you asked. Tenoshii pointed out the answer for you.

[Ｓｏｌｉｄｕｓ Ｓｎａｋｅ]

Originally posted by ChuTheMan:

Originally posted by Old Woman:

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe, so why are they not included in the game? To think humans would be the only intelligent species in the universe is crazy. I know the game isn't out yet and there is no confirmation about intelligent aliens, but it doesn't look like they're in the game. Elena Danaan communicates with the Galactic Federation of Worlds.

1: why would they confirm the entire plot of the story? is it not much better to actually find out yourself? or do you just want everything in the game to be spoiled before its out?

also we only got around 100 systems or so? we probably wont even find intelligent life in the 100 nearest solar systems in our own galaxy.
there is around 4.000 solar systems in the milky way, so we're only really gonna see 2.5% of the entire galaxy, way to little for a chance to meet any life.

what it does seem is that we find remains of an ancient alien race.

There are exoplanets found in nearby solar systems that are only a few light years away. The grays are said to come from Zeta Reticuli constellation. In our own galaxy, there could be hundreds if not thousands of different intelligent alien species. So many UFO's have different designs, so they are obviously different races visiting our planet. That's from our own plane of existence, never mind the ultra terrestrials that possibly come from other dimensions or multiverses. The grays were in the Fallout universe, so I hope they make an appearance here too. They travel to other planets through worm holes and warp driving, so distance and speed is not a factor. It's only humans limited understanding using our own primitive technology that makes it seem impossible for there to be intelligent life, but there is and there's many of them. Though in Starfield's timeline, I would imagine humans have managed to achieve the same level of travel as them.

[ChuTheMan]

Originally posted by vonbleak:

Originally posted by ChuTheMan:

1: why would they confirm the entire plot of the story? is it not much better to actually find out yourself? or do you just want everything in the game to be spoiled before its out?

also we only got around 100 systems or so? we probably wont even find intelligent life in the 100 nearest solar systems in our own galaxy.
there is around 4.000 solar systems in the milky way, so we're only really gonna see 2.5% of the entire galaxy, way to little for a chance to meet any life.

what it does seem is that we find remains of an ancient alien race.

4000 Star systems in the galaxy...? Haha nah man - "Astronomers estimate there are about 100 thousand million stars in the Milky Way alone..."

a solar system only count suns with actually planets around them.

meaning suns without any bodies orbiting them do not count as a solar system (since there is no system)
https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/
here is something.
4.074 planetary systems.

[vonbleak]

Originally posted by ChuTheMan:

Originally posted by vonbleak:

4000 Star systems in the galaxy...? Haha nah man - "Astronomers estimate there are about 100 thousand million stars in the Milky Way alone..."

a solar system only count suns with actually planets around them.

meaning suns without any bodies orbiting them do not count as a solar system (since there is no system)

Yeah i know - And scientists now think that most stars have planets... My point being is there is alot more than 4000 star systems in the galaxy lol... A hell of alot more...

[ChuTheMan]

Originally posted by vonbleak:

Originally posted by ChuTheMan:

a solar system only count suns with actually planets around them.

meaning suns without any bodies orbiting them do not count as a solar system (since there is no system)

Yeah i know - And scientists now think that most stars have planets... :cozybethesda:

"think" is not enough.

So far there are around 4k confirmed systems with planets that are 100% known.
But even if we stay with 4k planetary systems (not counting aliens that might live on artifical stuff in space)
it's still a small part of the known galaxy that we can visit and the chances are still slim to find alien life in so few systems.

[vonbleak]

Originally posted by ChuTheMan:

Originally posted by vonbleak:

Yeah i know - And scientists now think that most stars have planets...

"think" is not enough.

So far there are around 4k confirmed systems with planets that are 100% known.
But even if we stay with 4k planetary systems (not counting aliens that might live on artifical stuff in space)
it's still a small part of the known galaxy that we can visit and the chances are still slim to find alien life in so few systems.

4k out of the tiny amount of space we have investigated, and in terms of a ratio its nearly 100% of stars investigated... Which is a very different statement than there are only 4k systems in the milky way which is what you said...

As for finding alien life - Are you not keeping up with the news...? UFO's/UAP's have been 100% confirmed by even the pentagon lol...

[Halcyform]

Originally posted by Old Woman:

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe

No. You don't know that nor does anyone else. The only shot in the dark guess in that regard is Drake's equation.

It's very possible we are some cosmic aberration and are very much alone.

[vonbleak]

Originally posted by Halcyform:

Originally posted by Old Woman:

Intelligent alien species exist in our real universe

No. You don't know that nor does anyone else. The only shot in the dark guess in that regard is Drake's equation.

It's very possible we are some cosmic aberration and are very much alone.

Well at the very least we know that UFO's/UAP's exist - So its not much of a jump...

[Knottypine]

Originally posted by vonbleak:

Are you not keeping up with the news...? UFO's/UAP's have been 100% confirmed by even the pentagon lol...

All unidentified things flying in the sky are classified as a UFO. Not all UFO's are aliens. In fact, if my math is correct, 100% of UFO's and 0% confirmed to be alien intelligent life.

[vonbleak]

Originally posted by Knottypine:

Originally posted by vonbleak:

Are you not keeping up with the news...? UFO's/UAP's have been 100% confirmed by even the pentagon lol...

All unidentified things flying in the sky are classified as a UFO. Not all UFO's are aliens. In fact, if my math is correct, 100% of UFO's and 0% confirmed to be alien intelligent life.

They fly around using technology that does not exist on earth - thats a fact...

[Knottypine]

Originally posted by vonbleak:

Originally posted by Knottypine:

All unidentified things flying in the sky are classified as a UFO. Not all UFO's are aliens. In fact, if my math is correct, 100% of UFO's and 0% confirmed to be alien intelligent life.

They fly around using technology that does not exist on earth - thats a fact...

HAHA How in the world is that a fact? Did they capture one and examine the technology?