Bethesda's forthcoming RPG, Starfield, is set to be a single-player narrative, but this hasn't dampened the social fervor among its imminent players. The expansive scale of Starfield has players eagerly anticipating the game's release in a little over a month, ready to explore the galaxy together.

Players have fondly recalled the sense of community that past Bethesda worlds have fostered through shared online exploration. This has fueled their excitement for the endless discussions they envision having with fellow Starfield enthusiasts. The vastness of the game, coupled with the infinite possibilities it offers, has fans eager to dive into this intergalactic journey together. As one fan stated on Starfield Reddit, the prospect of exploring an entire galaxy together feels incredibly thrilling.

There’s also palpable anticipation among players who haven't experienced a new Bethesda RPG since Fallout 76's moderate acceptance in 2018. Many fans appreciate Bethesda's talent for environmental storytelling and are excited to experience the novelty of discovering new elements around every corner. This sense of first-time exploration magic is one of the unique features that sets games like Elder Scrolls and Fallout apart.

A number of fans plan to establish a Starfield-specific Discord server centered on "role-playing exploration." This idea was proposed by one player who envisions the server as a platform for sharing action reports, resources, and even information verification from other teams visiting the same planet.

Despite its single-player focus, Starfield has managed to cultivate a strong sense of community even before its release. As the game's launch gets closer, players are seeking more ways to connect with each other and explore the Starfield universe together. For those keen on traversing the Starfield planets with more tangible allies, our guide on the Starfield companions provides some useful insights.