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Bethesda steps in again to calm down hype around Starfield news next week, saying Todd Howard's EA College Football 26 skills are his 'only visionary power'

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"He appreciates all the passionate feedback."

The director and executive producer at Bethesda Game Studios, Todd Howard, addresses the crowd about the new Fallout video game during the Bethesda E3 conference at LA Live in Los Angeles, California on June 10, 2018. - The three day E3 Game Conference begins on Tuesday June 12.
(Image credit: MARK RALSTON/AFP via Getty Images)

Starfield didn't quite land as the next big Bethesda game—I mean, it did about as well as you'd expect from any game from the studio, but critical and community response hasn't signposted the sort of longevity the developer might've come to expect from, say, Skyrim.

Last week, its composer Inon Zur said that despite this tepid landing, Starfield would become "legendary" and that people "were just not ready for it … this is a common thing for all the big visionaries.

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