Over two years have now passed since Bethesda Game Studios released Starfield, and there haven't been too many updates since the launch aside from the Shattered Space DLC – but that could change soon, judging by rumors circulating online. In August, Bethesda veteran Tim Lamb said the studio was hard at work improving the space RPG's travel system – but not much else has come in the way of solid news in the months following. That is, until now, as various content creators and influencers take to the web to share details surrounding a "behind-closed-doors" sort of event in which Starfield changes planned for the future, perhaps in the form of an update or DLC, came to light. The Elder Scrolls 6 probably isn't making an appearance at The Game Awards, and once again, the RPG community is begging Bethesda for literally anything: "Please, Todd" Starfield designer admits Bethesda's space epic isn't "the same caliber" as Fallout and Elder Scrolls because it's full of procedural generation: "The planets start to feel very samey" "We wanted to do something new with Starfield": 14 years after Skyrim with no Elder Scrolls 6 in sight, Todd Howard finally admits it's been "too long" since the last RPG He adds, "Maybe it did happen, but I would take this with a massive boulder of salt at the moment." In a follow-up response, Stephens concludes, "I've had a few people reach out who claim to have either been present at the event or helped put it on. They are consistent in the following ways: Temper expectations. Things are being improved, but from what I'm hearing, this probably isn't a Cyberpunk 2.0 scale update." I've seen lots of talk about the Starfield "event" popping up all of a sudden (not really an event)What I can say is last month Bethesda Game Studios gave I (and others) an opportunity to see some of Starfield's future content. I can't say more yet, but I will talk about it⌛️December 17, 2025 I've seen lots of talk about the Starfield "event" popping up all of a sudden (not really an event)What I can say is last month Bethesda Game Studios gave I (and others) an opportunity to see some of Starfield's future content. I can't say more yet, but I will talk about it⌛️December 17, 2025 I've seen lots of talk about the Starfield "event" popping up all of a sudden (not really an event)What I can say is last month Bethesda Game Studios gave I (and others) an opportunity to see some of Starfield's future content. I can't say more yet, but I will talk about it⌛️December 17, 2025 "What I can say is, last month Bethesda Game Studios gave me (and others) an opportunity to see some of Starfield's future content. I can't say more yet, but I will talk about it." He admits in a reply, "I am excited for the future of Starfield." Windows Central has also reported on the mysterious reveal, reaching out to folks with "first and second-hand knowledge" for a bit of information – and, apparently, they did indeed get some. The website outlines a future for Starfield without pesky loading-screen travel, with a flight system that sounds more akin to the one in No Man's Sky. The Creation Engine has also undergone significant improvements, apparently paving the way for such changes. That's not all that people are claiming, though. A supposed Nintendo Switch 2 release is in the works – but, again, this is all just speculation right now. Nothing is solid until Bethesda itself confirms any rumors or hosts an official reveal. Until then, I'm going to spend my time hoping and praying for any news about The Elder Scrolls 6 – you know, the real RPG the studio is working on (I'm joking, space nerds). Starfield designer admits Bethesda's space epic isn't "the same caliber" as Fallout and Elder Scrolls because it's full of procedural generation: "The planets start to feel very samey."