15 Must-Play Starfield Quests You Don’t Want To Miss
features a staggering number of quests, but some stand out as absolute must-plays. With so much to do and see, it’s easy to miss quite a lot of storylines, especially those that require wandering from the beaten path. Players with an adventurous spirit are in for a treat, as they will stumble upon the hidden gems of , most of which end up being some of the most fun and captivating quests the game has to offer, but it could take a while to get to the best.
’s massive open world is excellent for explorers, but it can be daunting wading through so much content just to find the stories that stand out. To be sure, the majority of ’s quests are very well-written and feature engaging gameplay. Yet, only a few leave players with the feeling of awe that Bethesda’s top-notch storytelling is capable of. These must-play missions are sometimes part of larger storylines that do require some time to access, but it’s absolutely worth it in the end.
«Lost and Found,» part of the expansion of is one of the most heartbreaking quests in the entire game. In this quest, players help an old man by the name of Reigen Ueda, who needs help finding some items around his house. It's not a particularly long or difficult quest, but it accurately portrays the sorrow and difficulties associated with dementia.
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Exploring his home and listening to his audio files reveals the story of an old man who, when faced with the loss of a family member, turns to medication to try to ease his pain by removing painful memories. Besides finding the missing items for Reigen, players can also clean his home, which is entirely optional but a nice thing to do for this struggling man. Anyone wishing to get some closure on this story can follow it up with the «Fallen Footsteps» quest, also acquired in the Halls of Healing.
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