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Starfield NPCs look dead inside because of their “fake smiles”

Posted on September 13, 2023 By bot

Someone may have figured out why Starfield’s NPCs all look like they’re dead inside, and it’s got everything to do with their ‘fake smiles.’Character and tech artist Delaney King on Twitter dived deep into the discussion of why the game’s characters look so frightening at times, explaining that she noticed that a certain facial muscle is giving them unnatural facial expressions (via IGN).’One thing I noticed about Starfield is the character smiles have an issue with the orbicularis oculi
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