Despite its many role-playing opportunities, Starfield makes playing as a villain almost impossible with brutal punishments and excessive bounties.
As is often the case with role-playing games, Starfield grants players a variety of ways to play to create a more unique, tailor-made experience for each individual. Players can choose between dialogue options that can be diplomatic or confrontational, and combining this with other actions they make throughout the campaign can lead to great rewards or devastating consequences. However, one thing Starfield's developers seem to want to prevent is playing the game as a bad guy.
For those wanting to roleplay as an undercover cop, missions can be completed non-lethally and with as few crimes committed as possible. However, there is also the option to go rogue and start killing everyone and committing as many crimes as possible by becoming a true pirate.
Going To Jail Is Inevitable With such overwhelming odds, the option to surrender and be taken to jail seems like the only way. However, this can be even more punishing. Upon being arrested, Starfield will deduct ten thousand XP points.
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