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'I Don't Think Starfield Was Anywhere Near Successful Enough to Do a Starfield 2' - Former Bethesda Dev Casts Doubt on Sequel

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A former Bethesda developer has expressed doubt regarding the likelihood of a Starfield sequel, citing the game's performance as a potential barrier. This news is significant for players invested in Bethesda's space RPG franchise, as it suggests a shift in priorities away from expanding the Starfield universe. Bethesda is currently focused on delivering DLC for the existing game and prioritizing development of The Elder Scrolls VI and a new Fallout title, indicating a long wait before any potential Starfield follow-up.

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