In fact, Starfield may have a confirmed release date, according to a bizarre fan theory that points to some obscure clues in the RPG’s first trailer – clues that, now that we’ve explored them ourselves, make eerie sense. So put on your oxygen helmets and play the clip from “It’s Always Sunny” where Charlie rants at Pep Silvia. We come from below.
It all starts with LoneVaultWanderer, a Starfield, Fallout, and Bethesda gaming YouTuber appearing on the Defining Duke podcast on June 22. Here, LoneVaultWanderer explains how, during the first Starfield gameplay trailer, a ship can be seen displaying a series of numbers on its hull: 821 393. These numbers appear to match the serial number on the patent filed by the Wright Brothers. for his first “flying plane”. machine.” LoneVaultWanderer suggests that since the Wright brothers filed the patent on March 23, 1903, this is an allusion to the Starfield launch.
Eagle-eared fans are taking notice of this and starting a thread on Reddit explaining that March 23, 2023 will mark exactly 120 years since the Wright brothers first patent, and that date will also be the Thursday that the games are traditionally released in the US, which the dice have been cast: it’s definitely a release date.
This is where we come in. When scrolling through Starfield’s gameplay trailer, none of the ships appear to have numbers, which is until the last few seconds when what appears to be the player’s own ship flashes by. screen before jumping into hyperspace. It’s small, dark, barely noticeable, but we made it bigger and brighter. Here it is: 821393.
We’ve also marked the exact location where you can watch it in the trailer:
Sounds pretty convincing, but we decided to dig a little deeper. You see, the evidence for the original Wright brothers patent disappeared in 1980, but according to Atlas Obscura, the documents resurfaced in 2016 when they were found in a cave in Missouri.
They’re torn and faded, but you can tell: right there at the top of the document on the left, dated 1903, is serial number 821 393.
Other Wright Brothers documents dated 1906 also have this serial number, but they refer to the time the patent was finally approved, not the time it was filed, so the date March 23, 1903, the original deposit remains valid.
And here we are. 821,393 is the number of the Wright Brothers’ first patent, and its placement next to the player’s ship may mark the launch of Starfield on the crucial date of the 120th anniversary of mankind’s first flight to heaven: March 23, 2023. .
You can now remove your helmet. We are back on planet Earth.
If you’d like to know more about some of the other Starfield fan theories, the game’s opening and signature “get out of the game” moment also seem to have been cracked.
Source : PC Gamesn
