This Starfield fan claims to have found the “dumbest” mission in the game, and only other players can confirm what he thinks…

This Starfield fan claims to have found the “dumbest” mission in the game, and only other players can confirm what he thinks…

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Despite the many criticisms leveled at Bethesda's game, it must be admitted that in terms of narrative content, side quests, etc., there is a lot to be done. However, not all of these side quests may be as good as hoped. We may have even found the “dumbest” quest…

With tons of quests and multiple endings for each, there's a lot to do in Starfield. Bethesda has not been idle in its narrative, even if Some of the side quests seem to lack some depth. As evidence of this, the player believes that he found the “dumbest” mission ever, and judging from his experience, it is difficult to contradict him…

We have the weakest mission in the game

Among these many missions, Sergeant Yumi can send you to investigate a mysterious theft of a ring. One player, Mediocre-Cobbler5744, explains on Reddit that this is possible The “Dumbest” quest. Inside the Bethesda game.

Whether his motives were justified or not remains to be acknowledged The benefit from this side quest is relatively weak. In the comments anyway, no one seems to contradict the person in question, and everyone takes the opportunity to tell about their dumbest search experiences. There are many competitors who steal the rings.

The competition for the worst side quest has been launched

Looks like our little adventure with Sgt. Yumi is just a prelude to the many other side quests of fairly low interest. (Although, thankfully, some of them are good!) Here are some examples of comments:

• “I'm offering you a mission in Neon. Their arms dealer robot was drawn by an apprentice. You'll see him, and he'll pay for the damage done to him. Here's a summary of Neon for you.”
• “There are others. There is a certain 'capper' in Aquila City who made me walk 100 feet, talk to someone who confessed everything directly, and then a guard would appear out of nowhere and stop, before I could get my reward.”

And this is only a very small part of the many suggestions in the comments. Sure, there's a lot of content in Starfield, but there's so much “cute” or superficial content that we don't know if it's intentional or just a clear lack of storytelling. Fortunately, Bethesda still offers some more complex and deeper missions, Most notably the main scenario that raises the level of the game!