Into the Starfield - Ep 3: The Sound of Adventure
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- Bethesda Game Studios Audio Director Mark Lampert and Starfield Composer Inon Zur sit down to talk about music and sound design in our third episode of ‘Into the Starfield.’ Listen as they discuss Lampert and Zur’s artistic process, how the score affects a player’s experience and the search for answers that is at the heart of Starfield’s music.
Starfield arrives exclusively on Xbox Series X|S and PC in 2023. Play it day one with Xbox Game Pass.
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Bethesda is so committed to the space theme for Starfield that they hired an actual alien named Inon Zur to compose the music. Absolutely astounding. 👍
Oh my god lol
It also sounds kinda similar to some of Destiny’s music
You win! o7
I’ve saw this comment copy and pasted everywhere
Lol
I'm happy Inon Zur is composing music for Starfield.
The ambience of Fallout 4 was great, and the same with Jeremy Soule's compositions in Skyrim.
The soundtrack sets the whole mood and feel of a game in a way that can make you lose yourself in the world on the screen in front of you.
Agreed, Inon is great. I'm still ticked that Bethesda turned their back on Soule for TES 6 but Inon did a great job in Fallout and a pretty decent job in TES Blades and it sounds like he's doing a phenomenal job in Starfield.
@@jakobfel2 Its probably like 95% chance that Zur will also be doing TES6 music.
@@murranji3705 It is, yes, but that bothers me. I like Inon a lot, he is a stellar composer. However, Soule's music is integral to the TES series since Morrowind. The fact that BGS is snubbing him because of unproven allegations absolutely angers me.
He also did New Vegas.
I don't think they turned their back on Soule yet.
At 5:00, it sounds like Mark practically confirms that we can explore space itself and not just the planets within Starfield. So hypeeeee!
Oh yeah you're right dude. Matty I'm so excited for Starfield lol
and…
B R E A T H E
Same
As soon as I heard that bit I thought the same thing and thought about the creators like you noticing that
Hell yes🥹
When you’re as excited to get your hands on the OST as much as the actual *game*!
SO TRUE!
I was for Ghost of Tsushima, but for that game, by that point, we already had some gameplay that led us to have an idea of the game, unlike this game.
Yee
I get goosebumps every time the Starfield logo appears at the end of the videos and the music swells and crescendos.
@@Playcool18 Bethesda NEVER showed gameplay earlier than 6 months before the games launch, i dont know why everyone expects them to do so this time
Its such a joy listening people who are so passionate about their work
and knowledgeable in my opinion. I'm a seasoned orchestral musician but still learned some stuff here. I sometimes witness people talking passionately in interviews but the knowledge is way behind. Not trying to be mean; just an observation
@dctrbrass Not always reflective of someone's technical knowledge, just their sonic vocabulary; the songs still have the technical skill, the person in question may not know the proper terminology... I know those that understand the technical side though probably are unable to play, that's the opposite; I think the same thing though
Bring it home Bethesda and Todd Howard! Super excited for Starfield!
Take me Home, Starry Road, to the Place, I belong... :D
@@maxkelting3658 Imagine how much better your gaming experience could be off of those shitty consoles, and on a PC rocking a custom build. #PCMasterRace
@@maxkelting3658 Yikes, I wouldn’t pre order. Anything ever. This industry is fucked and entirely unregulated. They can outright lie or the game could be unplayable and they just take the money and run.
@@Gbag34 I think Todd Howard deserves the benefit of the doubt considering every game he created and directed has been a masterpiece so far.
@@Christiano97150 uhhhh I can’t tell if that’s a joke or not lol.
The main theme reminds me of early James Horner, "Battle Beyond the Stars" in particular. It's very rare a composer can come up with a main theme that works as an adventurous anthem, but also in quiet reflective moments, too. Most scores have separate themes for different things, so finding one where the main theme is appropriate in different situations is always a treat.
Amateurs innovate, professionals steal (in a good way:)
The melodic hook is also very reminiscent of the Osiris theme from Halo 5.
I also got a slight Outer Worlds feel in the few note melody and how it was mixed with strings.
Give me 5 Synths & 2 Drum Machines & i could do better.
@@philphilly4777 A good proposition, but on reflection, I'm not ready for a space opera set to a noisy techno mixtape with 808 drums.
great game music can bring you to tears man. bethesda has the x-factor when it comes to tying music in with exploration. can not wait for this game!!
16 times the detail
@@SexyFace Look guys we got a jester
I agree. The music while exploring in almost any Bethesda title is so impactful, draws me right in and I love it!
Kind of wish it was Jeremy Soule
who was making it, I would absolutely LOVE to see what he would come up with when it comes to space themed music.
They also have the x-factor for game breaking bugs that they never patch.
I'll never forget how impactful Inon Zur's work on Dragon Age Origins felt to me when I first heard it, the soundtrack was this amazing combination of war and darkness, but with a bit of blissfulness and peace, he has a way to make the soundtrack of a game feel alive, and I know Starfield won't be any different, I can't wait to play this game and stare into the horizon enjoying the sound design!
Dragon Age Origins soundtrack is the best Inon Zur work so far. What he accomplished there was incredible. Probably will never be surpassed. Not only that but DA:O was a masterpiece. Last great RPG I've played. A game from 2009... Years pass but nothing comes close to that game.
Never winter nights too, ir was that Jeremy Soule?
This style of marketing for Starfield is perfect, it's a new IP from Bethesda so as to not try and push this game as the same as Elder Scrolls/ Fallout they present aspects of the game through the tone they are trying to evoke for the game. Exploration, journey, the endless stars to explore, they are giving it it's own identity. While surprisingly, they keep referencing Oblivion the most which might be hints as to how the game might take inspiration from the gameplay elements, Like episode 2 when discussing the new dialogue system.
An evolved Oblivion set in space, mechanics and systems more complex than Skyrim and Fallout 4 offered, and a whole new tone and atmosphere, which is something Bethesda excels at creating on top of world design, is exactly what I want to see, hear and play. I'm ready for this game.
Perfect comment.
I might just be dumb but I was really confused by Oblivions leveling system, like sure Skyrims perk trees are simple and commonplace in RPGs, but you know exactly what it is you're getting because it'll tell you like "10% One Handed Damage, Sneaking doesn't set off pressure players, lock picks don't break, add 2 enchantments,etc" while Oblivion a stat gets leveled and then it's like, it's leveled but what did that actually do? I also didn't like having to sleep to level up because then you have to stop exploring to go find a bed, which sure is a small inconvenience but still kind of annoying.
But I guess it's all personal preference I prefer simplicity but don't mind complexity if it's done in a way like The Witcher 3 for example.
@Selo no man’s sky at release or now? Because there is some fantastic exploration now.
I’d agree if they were doing this marketing last year or before. The gaming industry has an awful habit of overhyping with buzz words and fake cgi trailers long before launch and the final product is there. With Starfield releasing this year, it does add a level of genuine quality that they know what the final product or near final product is and are only choosing to market it now.
Also just saying there isn’t a good answer here. Games can show off early gameplay but that’s not super indicative of the release state. They can show off late gameplay, but unless its an open beta that’s really controlled and allows them to spin the game’s state as they want (i.e. Cyberpunk 2077). Honestly I think its best to go into your favorite games just blind (or as blind as possible since marketing and social media makes that so hard). Its on game pass so very little barrier to try when it drops. At the very least there will be a ton of impressions day one
@@Werewolf914 I hope so badly that they go for Oblivion or older when it comes to RPG mechanics. Skyrim and Fallout 4’s perk systems and other mechanics really dumbed down and ruined the experience these titles are known for.
Using your example with Skyrim’s perks. The main problem is that skills and perks don’t exist anymore. In both Skyrim and even more so Fallout 4 skills are gone and perks do everything. The issue with this is that intermingling systems are what makes an RPG more in depth and offers better balance and more player choice. In older games, your skill determined general proficiency with certain things. Having level 80/100 short blade meant you chose to level up that skill and you would do more damage and be more accurate as a result. You didn’t need to use perk points or level up to achieve this. You simply practiced a skill, and became better at it. Then the perks and abilities would all be fun, optional, powerful things like beheading enemies or specific combat techniques. In Skyrim if you have 100/100 one handed, if you have zero perks in the one handed tree, you functionally are level 1 one handed. This breaks down and fails when you realize that the games difficulty functions by using character level. Which means a bandit at level 40 may turn into a bandit highwayman or bandit marauder with more health and doing more damage. The problem here lies with the fact that if you choose not to take the perks that increase damage output or protection, you are dumping perks down the drain and levelling up, but not getting stronger. You can be a master blacksmith, at 100/100, and have no damn idea how to smith even basic steel. It’s all locked behind perks and the numbers are for show. By definition someone who obtains level 100 in smithing, is a master black smith. It shouldn’t be that you need to dump handfuls of perk points for the bare minimum. Same goes for all the other perks. Yes, some of the abilities (usually the far later ones) make good perks. However, the entire first half of almost every tree is just lame stat boosts like 20% more damage. Things that should be tied directly to the skills themselves and your experience, never a perk point. Because if you level up 20 times and put points into speech or alchemy or enchanting, you gain zero combat progress despite levelling those skills up and partaking in combat. Meanwhile your enemies grow stronger because the game doesn’t differentiate between alchemy levels and combat levels or where your perks are put.
This is just Skyrim’s perk trees, but that doesn’t even cover the entire loss all together of birth signs and classes. Or the overall loss of entire skills like mysticism. Or the gutting of the magic system entirely. Or speech basically being an entire waste because you never have the opportunity in the entire game to actually use it to solve problems. It’s just a shame how dumbed down the game is and I suggest maybe giving Oblivion another shot because it is far superior, and even Morrowind is superior to Oblivion. Skyrim has a ton of issues and I hope they don’t continue this dumbing down trend. It’s ruining their games.
@@Gbag34 tldrtbh
I'm extremely anxious for this game, but please, release it only when it's been absolutely polished the way you wanted it to be.
no use, game of the year must be elden ring
@Aiman hassan I agree with you.. 👍🏻
Bugs in Bethesda games are expected.What's comforting is that it will be next gen. only.
@@zw751 LOSER!
I remember reading an ex-dev(?) say that the release date is good, but some things may be cut. Which is fine because he thinks there's almost an overabundance of content for the game.
This is the one interview where I know there's zero bullshit, Inon got talent
Mark Lampert is a legend in video game audio and nobody talks about it.
I see Starfield. I click.
You must have not clicked much cause I've not seen any Starfield yet.
@@Crimson_pathfinder no use, game of the year must be elden ring
I see Starfield being an Xbox Exclusive. I fucking puke.
Correct
@@Crimson_pathfinder yeah I gotta play it so I guess it works.. But I hate it still lol..
And if they make the new Elder Scrolls an exclusive, imma lose my shit
Inon Zur was the right choice for Starfield. I hope and pray that Jeremy Soule will be involved in TES6. The series wouldn't be the same without him.
Hey man, I hear you, I was extremely sad to see Soule get wrapped up in a controversy. Though and I know it's not quite the same, you should go listen to Inon Zur's Dragon Age: Origins OST, spoiler alert: **It's. fucking. Amazing.** IMHO, one of the greatest Fantasy RPG OSTs ever made. Full stop.
@@grndmst9 It's good, but doesn't come even close to Soule's OSTs in High Fantasy settings. Tundra or Far Horizons in Skyrim can single-handedly dethrone any Zur OSTs.
@@arkamukherjee457 Well, to be fair they're intentionally different in terms of tone & style.
Zur is a lot more capable than many give him credit for at really utilizing everything to make a game OST great. Some claim he *just* uses an orchestral approach with everything which is simply not true.
Fallout: Tactics, Fallout 3 and also a significant portion of Fallout 4's OSTs are quite varied, utilizing more ambient music composition that is more reminiscent of Mark Morgan for example (Fallout 1 & 2).
Without him eg Dragon Age wouldnt be half the game it is. One relly great artist.
@@arkamukherjee457 Soule's music is great, even if he himself is a total asshole. But he could never compose for Fallout or Starfield. He's only good at TES.
It will be interesting to hear Inon spread his wings when it comes to the full orchestral palette! Can’t wait to feel the music maestro. 🥰
The way you make it all sound like, guys… These will be one heck of an experience for sure.
Prove your fans right again, Bethesda!
199 days until Starfields release, LET'S GOO
There's a good chance of a delay. The scope is far too big and expectations are far too high.
@@ChickenMeister84 there's good evidence that staffield has been ready since 2021 and BGS have been polishing it for the last year or so. There's a very very low chance that the game gets delayed :)
I hope you are right, but after Cyberpunk, I don't put much faith in release dates for AAA open world games.
@@Light-YT Now that didn't age well. Starfield got delayed to 2023. It's following all the steps of Cyberpunk until now.
@@Ruzzky_Bly4t it's definitely not following the steps of cyberpunk lol.
The issue with cyberpunk was CDPR promising hundreds of things and not delivering any of the promises, it was flat out false advertisement. Bethesda hasn't promised anything, all they've done is release one teaser and a couple of videos that basically do nothing but explain the lore of the universe.
I'd also like you remind you that some of the greatest games (IMO) have been delayed, such as; RDR2, Insomniacs Spiderman, GTAV, The Last of Us, Elden Ring and many more.
There's nothing similar when it comes to Starfield and Cyberpunk :)
I have a lot of faith in Inon Zur. The way he describes his thought process of creating the music, asking the questions about the universe and designing the music that way, reminds me of the questions I asked myself when _listening_ to the Starfield main theme. It just works.
This game is going to consume my entire being.
I feel like Bethesda has grown with me. I started playing Oblivion and Fallout 3 in middle school. I played Skyrim through high school. Now, as a University student, I reflect on how much I have matured and evolved... I feel as if Starfield is the outcome of much gained wisdom and experience. It is the next generation of gaming, it is more sophisticated and meaningful. I feel as if Starfield is intended for those of us who have grown along next to Bethesda.
Should have played fallout 4 too man its not that bad
@@fireballs7346 I forgot to add Fallout 4 in there! I actually enjoyed it very much.
nice words! it's so true!
Omg shall we play a theme song for u
The music is so important. I think about how well Skyrim uses music; not just in rousing dragon battles, but in sweeping scores when you crest a hill, foreboding atmosphere in a draugr dungeon, or lively tunes in a town or inn. The music wasn't just additive; it sticks with you on its own.
The fact that Bethesda is putting this much work into the "Pre-Game" promotional material for Starfield tells me that they are REALLY confident about how good Starfield is.
My thoughts exactly
The whole point of early promo is to show confidence in the product to sell it to you.
If they're really confident, we'd have seen at least 10 minutes of the game actually running by now
@@RikimaruLDR true there is nobody who doesnt pretend to be confident if they want to sell something as if they are gonna go "its shit dont buy it" XD. I will believe its good when its actually released and running well
Lmao. It's marketing to build hype dude. Stop being a goldfish
@@RikimaruLDR They got zero reason to do that just to please whiners like you
Based off of everything so far this game is going to be truly special
This game is being released ON my birthday. What a great present! I'm so excited for this game! Thank you, Bethesda!
You're welcome!
Listen, there's a lot I'm concerned about when it comes to Starfield. Bethesda needs a win, and I think they'll pull it off. But I have no doubts whatsoever about Inon Zur's OST. The dude knows how to score a game.
True, the music is so much important in a video game. It really helps you to capture the energy of an environment. This is how your greatest memories are built and the music is playing a role. Can't wait for the first reviews of this game. This will definitely play a huge part in my next gen console acquisition. (well, as i have a lot of game bought on the Playstation store, the quality of the xbox gamepass is playing a lil role, but i'm really hyped by this game).
Inon has clearly managed to create a unique sound for Starfield, despite the sci-fi genre being ubiquitous. He's already won top OST of 2022 in my books.
Love the attention to detail , great work Team Bethesda !
Inon is a legend. You know that even if (or when, if you're cynical) this game launches as a buggy mess, you know the music is going to be INCREDIBLE. It'll be worth trying for that alone.
The more of these episodes I watch the more excited I get, hopefully the game is actually good.
Mr. Zur, your music rises to the occasion! You're an amazing musician! You bring the story of the game to life! You allow us to connect to the characters and their place in the storyline.
“It’s the end all be all space fiction game that everyone’s wanted to play” - God Howard
cyberpunk 2077 vibes 😪
@@crsferfer cyberpunk was shown too early and flopped because it was missing features. Starfield is doing the complete opposite lol and Bethesda is vastly more experienced than CDPR
Inon's compositions for Fallout 4 were absolutely fantastic. I'll never forget hearing the fallout 4 theme for the first time and getting chills. Same for hearing the institute theme! He's got a fantastic way of creating an atmosphere and, as he says, creating a piece of music you feel and not just hear. His work is incredibly memorable. As others have said tho, i'm concerned about TES6, as someone whose first Bethesda game was Morrowind when i was 10 years old, I can't imagine a TES game without Jeremy Soule. But If there was any composer i could see doing an incredible job of it in his stead, it'd definitely be Inon.
The music in this game is nothing short of stupendous, so perfect, really draws you into the game and simply beautiful. Well done!
Man I can't wait for the gameplay trailer
Since artist and sound designers always get one of these behind the scenes docs Bethesda needs to do one unique. 30 minutes of 3 programmers arguing about Variable names and workflows.
Make no mistake. Sound design is a massive part of a great game and it is massively under appreciated. Good games have great visuals that can stand out on their own, but great games use visuals and music that can bring you to tears.
So ready for this game
no use, game of the year must be elden ring
@@zw751 I just saw the same reply to many comments from you, why are you being such a fan boy? Do something else other than advertising elden ring
@@zw751 My son loves Elden Ring. It's a great game but it just doesn't do it for me the way a single player BGS game does. Neither does any other game for that matter when compared to the BGS games (excluding 76)
Music is underrated massively. It could ruin the mood or even ruin the game if it's not done right. The games theme everytime gives me goosebumps. I cannot wait to explore the stars.
So far this seems like its gonna be an amazing and my favorite game
@Miraak Yep, it has been confirmed.
@Miraak First of all love ur name and profile pic second I really hope so
Inon Zur is absolutely wonderful at his job, and his passion for the music really comes through and enhances games taking them to the next level. First time I ever heard his compositions was on the soundtrack of Dragon Age: Origins, and all my memories of that game are tied to the music in it. I sometimes just listen to the soundtrack by itself and it almost feels like I'm playing the game when doing so, just remembering the story and characters through the actual melodies.
"Creo que la mejor música de un juego es la música que no escuchas, si no la que sientes". Estamos ante uno de los juegos más increíbles de la historia.
I’m excited for the game, but we need to keep our hype in check. We should at least wait for the gameplay reveal lol
me suena muy a cyberpunk 2077 eso jaajaaj
These guys really know their stuff. It was so enjoyable to hear them talking about the depth of the music and how it's entwined into the core growth of the game. I hope we really see some gameplay soon though 🙏
Also 4:47 kind of confirms we may have space and ground gameplay exploration.
Inon Zur and Bethesda just go hand in hand.
I’m so glad these guys are doing the sound and music for Starfield, I’m not a music sort of person but I do appreciate what they’ve done with these games they really set the tone of the game, it just wouldn’t be the same without it.
Goosebumps. I am so ready for this game and the OST just makes me that much more excited.
The music behind this game is so inspiring, uplifting; I can't wait to listen to all the other tracks, and to see what inspires all the many years of creativity to come with Starfield. So nice to have this on the horizon
I literally bought my Series X just for this game. I barely play on console anymore. This better blow my balls off after all this waiting.
As a theatre and music nerd, music is more essential to any kind of content than people give credit for.
Everything they have shown is perfect so far, the setting, the music , the story concept, the art, my main concern is game play...make it work this time bethesda
Goosebumps 11-11-22 Xbox Gamepass 🔥
omg at those artworks. Sounds like space travel confirmed to me.
Absolutely astounding. So hypeeeee!
Amazing. I really appreciate the highlighting of great audio and music for games the past few years. "You don't hear it, you feel it."
Working on music, in such a project... Damn, that's my dream job.
I can already see Starfield modders bringing the the world of Fallout and The Elder Scrolls to planets in Starfield, with its moons and everything.
I LOVE hearing from the sound team. So amazing.
Inon Zur is such an amazing video game composer, can't wait to hear he's latest works with Starfield!
Will miss Jeremy Soule at Bethesda. Can't imagine Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim and specially next Elder Scrolls without Soule's atmosphere.
If we don't get Jeremy, Inon will probably will consult with him about the music to some degree.
@@DanielRed2 BS! different? sure. Better? that's entirely subjective. The one thing that is certain tho, is that Soule's music is incredibly unique and he gave ES its soul. It'll never be the same without him.
Pretty sure Inon will score TES6. I trust him blindly.
@Miraak I there was, as Jeremy Soule left.
@Miraak No, we are not entitled to anything.
The music I've heard so far sounds phenomenal. I can't wait to see how it fits with the game!
I know this video was posted 8 months ago, but I felt compelled to say how I feel about the music. From what I have heard so far, I am completely mesmerized by the music score. Every time I hear the soundtrack play, it makes me more excited to play the game and get immersed in the game play. It will be such a pleasant departure from reality. Whoever wrote the music score, I hope you read this and realize that this will become an epic music score that will be hard to top. You have raised the bar...
Man, the passion from these people is off the charts. This guy isn't just excited to compose the music, he's making it an undertaking; putting his heart and soul into his work.
Look at the glow on his face when he talks about it! Oh, I am doing everything in my power not to be hyped, and possibly let down by this game, but it's becoming increasingly difficult.
I'm just here for the music in the background. Holy shit.
same..this game will have good musics
i think this might be one of the greatest games ever made. I know my hopes are high but I can feel it
As do I. This might be the game of this gen.
Most anticipated game in quite awhile! Even more so now! Well done Inon and Mark!
The combination of soundtrack and concept art is badass and very inspiring
The music is beautiful. I wonder if there will be a radio station or some in game music besides the main theme and background music.
My goodness, this game is giving me chills
Wonder if this will break the 200gb game space barrier or something, graphics eats up most disc space, and..well space is vast to be an exploration game. I wonder how they will deal with planets or how much you can explore. Although i prefer when games got more content then graphics
I don't know you and i don't care to know you
The music in Skyrim was really beautiful. I spent so much time in Skyrim just wandering around, exploring and doing side quests, the music really added to the experience. Especially in the quiet moments. Hoping Starfield will be good as well.
Unfortunately the composer of Skyrim, Jeremy Soule, was a victim of the MeToo "believe all women" craze and it's doubtful we will ever hear any more music from him.
@@c0xb0x damn, that's sad. I was hoping it would be the same composer for Starfield as well.
Many games underestimate the power of a good theme and good soundtrack. Many companies think that they can throw a few pompous fanfares here and there and it will do... Thankfully Bethesda composer (both Soule and Zur) understand what makes a good game music.
I am so excited for this game! I really cant wait for gameplay trailer...
only a few months!... weeks ?... Days ?!! That tension is killing me!
I follow you guys since Morrowind. Your job fills our life with so many happy moments. I love your games. I feel I am Inside the games you create. This is so amazing... Loved the video. Santa Maria, RS, Brazil.
Goosebumps for the music, the art, the concept. Everything I see about this game, bring to me tears of joy
I'm so ready to play this game already man 😩 it has so much potential! I'm glad I purchased a Xbox Series X instead of the PS5.
Less than 7 months until the game comes out
And less than 2 months for the potential gameplay showcase
Let's get this sandwich
Inon Zurs composing belt is really impressive. I hope Jeremy Soule could do also for es6. Both are incredible artists.
I love Inon Zur. Such a gifted and unique musician.
Comment is actually about the announced Starfield delay:
It's all good, gang. I'm sure you're all getting a ton of flack, but speaking for myself, I'd rather wait a bit longer and not force developers to crunch. Still psyched to play it in early 2023 :D
I agree get it right. It needs to be fully developed but if it needs more time then so be it. Cyberpunk 2077 made mistake rushing it and wasting time trying to support both old consoles and new consoles with both using cutting edge game features. They should have not wasted time trying to support old consoles and just go for broke with the biggest baddest game of all time that hardware would grow into...
The way the whole of Bethesda is talking about this game you just know its gonna be a huge W! They are as excited as we are and you can just feel it.
LMFAO YOU CONSOOMERS NEVER LEARN
It’s all marketing my guy. I’d wait until release and manage expectations. Their games have been going downhill for over a decade.
A day one, unplayable bug-riddled mess? Brace yourself..
Bro tone down your hype lol. This game releases this year and all they’ve truly had to show is concept art. This has always been a red flag as of late. This could end up being all exploration with hardly any story, interesting characters, and completely broken with bugs like cyberpunk was.
I will believe it’s a w if it is when it releases
@@Gbag34 only "downhill" was fallout 76 and thats that...
what youre on about?
I can't remember the last time I was this excited for a game I've seen pretty much nothing for.
I'm super excited for Starfield...not only to explore for 900+ hours before considering whether to start the main questline but also to hear Inon's score for the game, you just know it's gonna be awesome!
Same. The music is going to be superb, I can already tell.
Don't get offended by what I'm saying right now, but Bethesda's team can make really, really good games.
Sixteen times the detail
no use, game of the year must be elden ring
they will when they keep emil outta writing department
I can't believe that's a hot take nowadays, I think that was a given, judging by their track record.
@@zw751 Because?
I cant wait. Everything the Rockville Bethesda studio makes is gold IMO. Ever since Morrowind i've loved all the things they make. Jeremy Soule will be missed but i understand why he's not around.
And yet, still NOTHING has been proven against him!
Damn that outro always gives me chills. Absolutely looking forward to this game, especially the music.
Man I really hope that this game doesn't fumble on basic gameplay design with some half baked systems, because everything else looks spectacular.
Iron Zur and Jeremy Soule are the best Video game composers ever
For sure! Yuka Kitamura and Mick Gordon are really up there as well.
Oh, and Marty O'Donnell and Gareth Cocker.
@@utisti4976 Finally a man of culture who recognizes the pure genius that is Gareth Coker. The man is the John Williams of the game world...
Been to one of his live orchestral performances of Ori in Poland... was in tears
My hype keeps growing
The theme music is already iconic. 😍
It's the MUSIC that really lifts my imagination for this game. I love this!
This game can’t come out soon enough for me. The concept art and the in game shots (I think) and now the sound are really drawing me into the universe and we’ve essentially seen nothing of the game.
I’m balancing on this weird edge where on the one side, it can’t come out soon enough; on the other I’m willing to wait for the final touches to be exactly as the artists want it. Lol like hurry up and gimme gimme but also take your time bc I think I’m really gonna love this.
@@TalenynWren I know what you mean. The way it’s being slowly presented to build up the excitement is killing me though 🙂
The music to me is very space oriented! Great match and we’ll done !
I have played Dragon Age: Origins, Lineage 2, Rift, Dragon Age II, all these nice games work with Inon, now we meet again in Starfield!
if you imagine you travel in space like the elder scroll,that's unbelievable,you drive your spaceship in the black universe ,listen to your favorite music ,fly anywhere ,you can do that whole day ,if starfield really present us the whole universe,i can imagine that.
I am getting more pumped for this game every time I see one of these episodes. I have been waiting so long for Elder Scrolls 6, but this looks like it could be a good series as well.
It will surpass TES, I think. Sci-Fi is the most epic thing!
@@Rapunzel879 I love Sci-Fi, but love Elder Scolls too.
I dont want to say that but this company killed the Elder scrolls franchise. The fans won’t wait another 4-5 year. Facts....
@@rocksimple6064 True
I just bought my first gaming PC ever because I want to be able to play this game.
Honestly I cannot wait to see and hear more of starfield.
Whatever your opinion on the games, the soundtracks are always bangers
OMG guys, I just know this is going to be your masterpiece! So hyped!🙃😌
no use, game of the year must be elden ring
@@zw751 Cool... Still excited for Starfield.
@@zw751 the whole world is brainwashed so it's likely to win goty.
@@zw751 troll bait is bait
@@zw751 game of the year is lego Star Wars bro wdym😏