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"People were just not ready for" Starfield, says game's composer as he talks "visionary" Todd Howard

"Starfield will eventually become… legendary… It's just a matter of time."

Starfield composer and long-time Bethesda collaborator Inon Zur has been discussing his decades-spanning work with the studio, sharing his thoughts on "visionary" Bethesda boss Todd Howard, as well as his belief that "people were just not ready for" 2023's divisive space adventure.

Zur's composition credits span an impressive number of game series, including Dragon Age, Crysis, Prince of Persia, and Starcraft. And he's been a regular presence across Bethesda's work too, composing for numerous Fallout games, as well as the likes of Starfield. Zur, speaking with RPGsite.net, recently discussed his relationship with the studio – how, while the team still provides direction for each project, they also "trust me to apply my judgment because they know me so well" – as well as working with Bethesda's Todd Howard.

Starfield is a game people were "just not ready" for and it'll still come good at some point, reckons Fallout 4 composer

"[Todd Howard] believes in his way, and it just has proven time and time again that eventually people will understand his vision"

Starfield, despite having fallen short of lodging itself as firmly in the bit of humanity's collective psyche labelled 'the good shit' in comparison to its Bethesda-made siblings, will still achieve something akin to that at some point. Eventually, the man who composed the space RPG's soundtrack reckons, it'll "become something that will be legendary". Why? Because Todd Howard's big visionary brain cannot be stopped.

"Todd is one, if not the most creative and invigorating human beings in the industry," Starfield and Fallout 4 composer Inon Zur said in recent interview with RPGSite that's especially worth readiing if you're interested in how game soundtracks come together. "He knows how to allow freedom of creativity on one hand, but also how to steer it to his own vision. He is a visionary. He sees things that people will start to find out years later."

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