Japanese Fan Makes Captainā€™s Card For Playersā€™ Records

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These days represent the digital age, but that does not mean paper records will disappear. Paperā€™s resilience remains evident in this printed Captainā€™s Card that a Japanese Starfield fan has designed and has made available for everyone for free.

According to X user futurelude, they created the card so that others like them who would like to meet other peopleā€™s captains or those who would like to share their captains with the world may be able to do so.

Thereā€™s a box on the left for the Captainā€™s Portrait, and futurelude says that screenshots are perfectly OK. Thereā€™s no need to draw their captains because the game already makes picture-taking possible.

You can even make your captain make a pose, if you want to, with their favorite weapon as futurelude and kajiki_hobby did.

In our opinion, itā€™s a nice way to meet other players online. Futurelude said theyā€™d be happy ā€œif the circle of creativity expanded,ā€ as the translation said.

How about you, fellow explorer? Would you be happy to share your Captainā€™s information on X? If you have multiple captains, which one would you let the world see?

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Another Japanese fan had previously attracted our attention when he made the sweetest gesture of recreating the Shepherdā€™s Pie for their 25th wedding anniversary. They did have to make revisions to the recipe, though, as they used ground beef for their version of the Shepherdā€™s Pie.

Weā€™re counting the days until the first Starfield patch for this year makes it out of Steam Beta and becomes officially available for download. Weā€™re very excited about its aesthetic changes to the game, as evidenced by previously uploaded screenshots from players who participated in the beta.

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