A fan writes a 1,000-page document about the SciFi role-playing game Starfield and now dreams of a career at Bethesda after completing an internship at NASA.
What is this document about? A Starfield fan named “Gokamo” has written a 1,000-page document and shared it on Reddit, compiling countless information about Starfield – with a table of contents, notes, and loads of analyses of the released images, trailers, and interviews.
The entire document is structured chronologically and divided into different sections. In addition to information about the skills, companions, or the combat system, leaks and community theories are also included.
As early as March 2023, the Starfield document was a topic among fans when it was still 400 pages long. However, since the 45-minute gameplay deep dive in June, Gokamo has added over 600 new pages to the document.
The added pages prompted Gokamo to share his work again in the Starfield subreddit so that any interested fan can check it out. The post collected around 1,400 upvotes within two days and received over 180 comments.
- If you want to take a look at the work of the Starfield fan, here’s the document (via Google Docs)
NASA intern hopes for a career at Bethesda
What makes this document so special? The Starfield document is not just a collection of numerous information about a game that hasn’t been released yet. It also showcases Gokamo’s passion.
He also reports in the document that during an internship at NASA he worked on simulations and developed games during his studies. Since he loves Bethesda games, as he writes on Reddit, he is now hoping for a career with the developer studio.
“Could this be the archived ‘history’ of Starfield?”
What does the community say about the document? As with Gokamo’s first post about his document, the Starfield community is once again impressed by the work.
- “49 years as a gamer… This is the craziest deep dive I’ve ever experienced! Thanks, this should keep me busy for a few days.”
- “You are insane, dude. When Starfield comes out, this could be the archived ‘history’ of Starfield.”
- “At this point, you should move from a Google doc to a website. You are doing great work. If you consider a website for the future, let me know, I would love to help!”
Many fans of the SciFi RPG thank Gokamo for the effort he is putting in and emphasize how impressive the document is.
If you don’t want to read or write a 1,000-page document to bridge the wait for Starfield, there is an excellent alternative:
