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00:00Mi nombre es Timothee Lam, soy el productor de creativo de Starfield.

00:13Me empecé a un tercer partido de la investigación en Hunt Valley, Maryland.

00:19Probablemente el primer título que me quedó en fue Spyro, Enter the Dragonfly.

00:24Uno de los chicos que trabajó ahí me dijo, hey, ¿tienes probado este juego Morrowind?

00:30He dijo, yo tengo que elegirlo. Hemos hecho un poco de trabajo aquí.

00:36Daré lo que me diera.

00:37Estaba despertado por la gracia para volver a la edición de la gama.

00:41Creo que me conté esta historia de una vez, donde me he ido y me voy, y me heceso de la boda y me hecesito de la primera ciudad

00:50y me hecesito de la calle y alguien está ahí estábando a mi ayuda.

00:55Y me he matado y me hecesito todo su suerte, y me he comentado,

00:58¡This is the greatest game ever!

01:02One of the folks I worked with said,

01:05hey, do you want to apply to be the lead tester for Oblivion?

01:08And I was like, where do I sign up?

01:10Let me get you my resume as soon as I can.

01:14And then from then on, I was hooked.

01:20I think I think of Oblivion in hindsight as charming,

01:24mainly because of the exposure of the remaster.

01:28It's like the trip down memory lane.

01:30And I remember so much about it that I thought I forgot.

01:34Being in the behind the scenes for the making of Oblivion

01:38and getting to sit on the couch while odd at the time.

01:43But it was like that first time where it was like,

01:45I was sort of on the inside and that was exciting.

01:49And then like as a QA lead,

01:52the sort of project lead production role opened up.

01:58And then we get into Fallout 3,

02:01which was the first game we had guns in.

02:03That was like this shift.

02:05I was working on Oblivion

02:07and Emil had sent around an email

02:09asking for ideas for sort of scrap types of weapons

02:14and ideas for weapons to be added to Fallout 3.

02:17So I pitched this idea of a gun that shot railroad spikes,

02:23which ended up being brought to life by the team

02:27as the railway rifle.

02:29So that was my first...

02:31They saw my idea and they liked it.

02:33Right?

02:34It was a very exciting,

02:35a very exciting time in games.

02:39And then we go into Skyrim,

02:40which is like,

02:41oh, it's all the great stuff in Oblivion, but better.

02:44We're just making it all better.

02:57And then we get into Fallout 4

02:59and we had more,

03:01I'll say modern action-oriented first-person shooting.

03:04And I worked really close with the team of folks

03:09to get that portion of the game working.

03:11So that was super exciting.

03:13It was kind of a case where Todd was like,

03:15no, no, you're the right person for this.

03:17You guys go.

03:18And he just let us go off

03:19and do our thing.

03:21And we came back a couple months later

03:23and we're like,

03:24ta-da, guns!

03:25And we got to show it to the team

03:27and the team was really excited about it.

03:29And it's like one of those moments

03:30that's sort of like,

03:31oh, we're doing it.

03:32We can do it.

03:33We can do it.

03:34It's going to be awesome.

03:35And it's sort of like,

03:36the team gets excited about it

03:37and gets behind the project.

03:40Got to work on Dogmeat a lot with that team.

03:42Like, I mean, come on.

03:45You know what I mean?

03:45It's like so much fun.

03:49Let's go, boy.

03:5076, first multiplayer.

03:55There was a summer during 76

03:58and it was like just this summer of adventure

04:00going through the missile silo

04:02over and over again,

04:04launching nukes.

04:05You know, I still look back

04:07and I was like,

04:08you know, it was hard work,

04:09but that summer was just like,

04:10it was like a blast.

04:11I didn't mind being up late

04:12because we were just like

04:13a couple of guys playing games together.

04:16It was a blast.

04:20But Starfield is sort of the culmination.

04:24It does so many of the things

04:26that those other games do,

04:28but like four times as much in a way.

04:31Like everything is,

04:32everything is what we did before,

04:34plus more fidelity,

04:36more complexity.

04:39To me, Starfield was like making four games.

04:42You have your,

04:43I'm running around shooting aliens

04:44and space guys.

04:46You have your,

04:46I'm flying around in a spaceship,

04:48shooting other spaceships.

04:50You have the ship builder game.

04:52You have the outpost game.

04:55Starfield to me was like making four games at once.

05:00I think as it comes to Starfield,

05:03I'm really excited for players

05:04to see what the team's been working on.

05:06We have some cool stuff coming,

05:07including free updates

05:09and features that players have been asking for,

05:11as well as a new DLC story.

05:13I can't go into all the details just yet,

05:15but I will say part of the team

05:18has been focused on space gameplay

05:20to make the travels there more rewarding.

05:23We're also adding some new game systems

05:24and a few other smaller delights.

05:27There's also some really interesting stuff

05:29coming down the pipe

05:29from our verified creators.

05:31There's some fun stuff.

05:33I just want to say thanks.

05:34We really appreciate the support

05:35and the enthusiasm.

05:37We can't wait to get it

05:38into the hands of our players.

05:45We'll be right back.

Bethesda Game Studios Developer Spotlight - Tim Lamb

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