Some things in life are inevitable, and Starfield bugs are right at the top of the list. Bethesda Softworks finally gave us what we\u2019ve been waiting for during the Xbox Bethesda Games Showcase and presented several minutes\u2019 worth of Starfield gameplay. While we were digging into the backgrounds, planet names, and devotees of the jumping religion, one fan spotted something else: the first Starfield bug.\n<\/p>\n

The first bug shows up roughly halfway through the gameplay reveal, as the camera pans out around what looks like one of the Constellation bases. If you blink you\u2019ll miss it. In fact, if you don\u2019t zoom in, you\u2019ll probably still miss it. The only indication something potentially awry is taking place is a slight shudder from the NPC model. Reddit user LotteryGamer took a closer look and saw what seems to be the NPC looking backward in the normal way, and then getting their head stuck while their body continues moving forward.<\/p>\n

What makes this even better and gives it that usual Bethesda charm is the timing. Right as the NPC\u2019s head gets stuck in reverse, another character who\u2019s exiting the compound notices and just stares as the clip ends.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is the most Bethesda thing I\u2019ve ever seen and I love it,\u201d one user commented.<\/p>\n

\u201cThat\u2019s how we know it\u2019s an honest gameplay video,\u201d another said.<\/p>\n

You can see for yourself at 7:50 in the trailer.<\/p>\n

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The Starfield bug is in keeping with what tends to happen to Bethesda releases. When Skyrim first launched in 2011, it did so with a bevy of bugs \u2013 glitches that glued you to chairs and other objects, a busted fast travel system, and one rather peculiar bug that put baskets on everyone\u2019s heads.<\/p>\n

That last one had an added bonus of letting you steal from them without consequences, and while we can\u2019t figure out what unintended benefits \u201chead stuck on backwards\u201d might offer in Starfield, it\u2019s probably not the last bug we\u2019ll see from the space RPG. Never change, Bethesda.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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