Many players may wonder if the Starfield Hero Worshipped trait is worth it in their game. This trait allows players to gain an Adoring Fan as a crew member on their ship. While it may be exciting for fans of Bethesda games to see the resemblance of the original Adoring Fan from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, there are some drawbacks to choosing this trait.

The Hero Worshipped trait grants players a loyal companion who offers assistance in various ways. They have skills such as Weight Lifting, Scavenging, and Concealment, which can be useful in the early game. The Adoring Fan can carry extra weight and help players scavenge for resources, making them a valuable asset for those who want to collect everything they come across.

However, there are both pros and cons to consider when choosing the Hero Worshipped trait. On the positive side, players get a free crew member early in the game with admirable skills. The Adoring Fan also adds humor to the game and can uplift players even during intense gunfights.

On the other hand, many players find the Adoring Fan annoying after a while. They lack major combat skills compared to other companions, and the gifts they give are not significantly different from what other companions offer.

In my opinion, the Hero Worshipped trait is not worth it, especially for the first playthrough. There are better uses for the trait slot, such as choosing traits that provide better health and oxygen or greater quest rewards and bounties. Additionally, from a story perspective, having an Adoring Fan who becomes infatuated with the player character based on a news report feels out of place.

However, some players argue that the Hero Worshipped trait is one of the only traits worth getting in Starfield. Ultimately, whether or not the trait is worth it depends on individual preferences and playstyles.

If you have already chosen the Hero Worshipped trait, there are ways to make the best out of it. Adjust your playstyle to accommodate the Adoring Fan and do not let them equip your best weapons or suits. They may not be the strongest companion, but their extra carrying capacity can be useful.

If you decide that the Hero Worshipped trait is not for you, there are ways to remove it. You can use console commands, but be aware that this may lock you out of future game achievements. Alternatively, you can use in-game dialogue options to remove the Adoring Fan from your crew.

In conclusion, the Starfield Hero Worshipped trait may not be worth it for most players. Consider your options carefully and choose a trait that aligns with your desired playstyle and goals in the game.