Starfield song is quite good, sounds like a Bethesda-loving Ed Sheeran
The Starfield release date is getting closer and closer, so I suppose it only follows that the next massive Bethesda RPG game should start getting some devout fan tributes – although I didn’t expect this. Channelling the sonorous tones of Ed Sheeran, one Starfield hopeful has recorded an actually-really-catchy pop song in homage to the upcoming space opera, as well as Fallout, Skyrim, Elder Scrolls, and Todd Howard himself.
Recorded by musician and YouTube ‘JimmyAllGoods,’ ‘No Man’s Skyrim – A Love Letter to Bethesda’ charts the songwriter’s personal history with everything related to the iconic developer, from Daggerfall to Starfield hype. There are nods to Fallout 3, the expansive player-driven story of Skyrim, and the famous ‘put buckets on people’s heads so you can steal all their stuff’ bug.
Set to an easy-listening acoustic guitar melody, the Ed Sheeran-esque chorus is particularly catchy: “Roleplay, all day/roleplay, all day.” Moving onto Starfield, AllGoods sings that it’s like “No Man’s Sky with Fallout vibes/looks a little janky, but that’s all right/modders can fix that all in time.” Truly, no aspect of the Bethesda-game-playing experience is left unsung.
Genuinely, I’ve had this looping in my head since I first heard it this morning. JimmyAllGoods, if you’re reading this, I think you’ve got a hit on your hands. Modders, as soon as Starfield launches, please find a way to add this into the game somehow. I want to shoot down enemy spaceships and go digging up iron ore while I hum “roleplay, all day.”
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