Stranger Things’ David Harbor Loves Destroying Starfield: “I Use All the Exploits”
David Harbor has made no secret of his love of video games and their influence on him. The latest thing to come into the game is Bethesda’s Starfield, and Harbor can’t help but destroy the game.
David Harbor has enjoyed a string of success following the explosion in popularity of Netfilx’s Stranger Things. He starred in the 2019 Hellboy reboot, appeared in the MCU and recently played a battle-hardened Santa Claus in Violent Night.
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However, when he’s not jetting around the world in search of roles and promotions, Harbor is an avid gamer, with World of Warcraft being his usual poison. Harbor is so rooted in the scene that he even surprised Asmongold with an exclamation.
IGN recently tracked down Harbor on the red carpet at the BoxLunch Holiday Gala, where he was the guest of honor for his work with the charity. In a short interview excerpt posted on IGN Tick tockHarbor revealed that Starfield is his current favorite game, but he doesn’t follow the rules.
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When asked for his thoughts on the game, Harbor happily gushed about it for a moment. “I loved it,” Harbor said with great enthusiasm before praising the development team.
“I mean, there’s a lot of controversy surrounding Bethesda,” he explained. “But I have to say, there’s just something about Bethesda games that is so rich.”
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However, his respect for the developers hasn’t prevented some underhandedness on his part. “You know, I level up and use all the feats to make infinite money and steal things,” Harbor admitted.
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He has admitted to playing a dastardly night elf in World of Warcraft, which is in keeping with his role-playing sensibilities. He may have even read our guide on how to get unlimited money in Starfield. But probably not, right?
Bethesda SoftworksSounds like David Harbor is having a little fun with the old space piracy.
When asked if he used Starfield’s character creator to create an in-game version of himself, he emphatically replied, “God no.” “My character is extremely young and extremely handsome,” explained Harbor.
Don’t worry David, we think you’re handsome.
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