Among the many new features arriving for Starfield With the’May update there is also the introduction of a new one third person shotwhich can remain fixed even during i dialoguesinstead of carrying out the classic Bethesda-style close-up zoom, and the effect apparently turns out to be very pleasant.
Some users have been able to test the feature early, as the big May update is available in beta for those who have activated the feature on Steam, and the first impressions from those who are trying it are very positive.
In essence, instead of carrying out the classic cut with a close-up shot on the faces of the characters as in the tradition of Bethesda games, this option allows you to always maintain the third-person view, without making cuts and in this way also encouraging identification, at least according to various users.
A real rediscovery
The comments seem very positive, as also emerged in a thread on Reddit that talks about the topic in question, with someone even claiming to have somehow “rediscovered the game” thanks to this feature, which evidently has very positive effects on the cohesiveness of the gaming experience.
I love the new camera view during dialogue
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It is clearly not a radical change in the game, but as demonstrated by the video accompanying the message on Reddit, it can actually change the Starfield experience, perhaps encouraging greater identification, especially if you normally play with the third-person view.
For the rest, the update in question is expected to arrive on May 15th and will bring with it numerous new features, including the long-awaited Performance graphics mode at 60 fps on Xbox Series Space RPG from Bethesda.
