Starfield at Home Runs on XP
Description
The meme uses the classic "we have X at home" format with white text on a black header: "- Can I have Starfield?" followed by "= No, we have Starfield at home." and "Starfield at home:". Below it is a Windows XP "Display Properties" dialog on the "Screen Saver" tab, showing a CRT monitor preview full of white stars on a black background. The visible UI includes tabs for "Themes," "Desktop," "Screen Saver," "Appearance," and "Settings," a "Screen saver" dropdown set to "Starfield," buttons labeled "Settings" and "Preview," "Wait: 10 minutes," an "On resume, password protect" checkbox, monitor power text, and "Power...", "OK", "Cancel", and "Apply" buttons. The joke contrasts the modern space game Starfield with the old Windows screen saver of the same name.
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Bethesda needed a galaxy-scale content pipeline; Windows XP just waited 10 minutes and rendered the MVP.
Still better than the bethesda’s one Comment deleted