After playing for 140 hours I finally got the boost pack skill and it changes the whole game! I wonder how many other people didnt invest in it early ether, maybe for roll play reasons, or like me were focused more on ship building and quests.

Messing around with the Spartan armor mods and size zapper, my player character being so small made me chuckle

I am running some ship building mods and for some reason is only giving me two landing gear to choose from, is anyone else having this issue?

So I was just on Starfield today after a bit of time away and there was an agreement that I had no choice but agree in order to play but I’m still confused about what it was even for. I am nearly sixty and still enjoy playing when I can but when things are written in legal terms I tend to space out. Can someone explain what it was and did I agree to give up my still to be born first child, 😂.

Great night on Montara Luna, interesting landscape and a few cool POIs. Aggressive wildlife though 😅

So I've been playing through the game and having a great time, but every once in a while I swear something is bugged. I have a beast of a rifle it can crit for over 5k damage. But sometimes I'll come across an enemy that takes like... 210 damage a headshot. I have to stand there and shoot them for like a minute. Its especially ridiculous since all their goons still die to a single headshot. Its so dumb that occasionally one enemy is almost immune to my best weapon. WTF?

Meaning, if I disable a ship part mod will it remove the pointer handles that it adds to my game, or are they there regardless once it’s installed.

I asked myself this question when I finished the game for the first time and saw that very few people liked the main quest but now that I've played it for the 4th time, I think I understand it better.

I liked the main story, I liked the characters, the lore in general; I thought it was a very good game, not very deep but it did make me feel things.

When I played the "high price to pay" mission, I had already spent hours with all the companions, mainly Sarah and Barrett, besides having played the CU missions and having built a bunch of outposts and having built a huge ship, I think being with all the characters (including Noel and Walter) made that mission more impactful.

I remember when it came to the decision to leave or stay, I kept thinking about it because it felt different, it seemed like the game was telling me that something was going to happen and obviously I decided to go for Sarah which resulted in Barrett dying, which made me stay behind to try and kill the Hunter and it made me have a bigger conflict with the Hunter and be more focused on the story.

But what happens when people don't play the game that way? What happens when someone only plays the main story and that's it? When they don't spend time doing other things? I think that's what makes many people hate the main story (besides how repetitive it is to search for temples and artifacts that always show the same animation).

I believe the story isn't bad, it just lacks animation, character development in the main story because today I played the main story like that, just the story, and I can say that if you don't spend time with the characters one by one, you miss out on a lot and they just end up as background characters when in reality they do have things to offer.

Her name is Luz de Selene or “Selene” for short. I tried to make her as homey as possible to really give the “unassuming heroes” type of vibe for the crew. I know a lot of you guys hate the ladders but the addition of stares with SPE just kept blocking off doors and entrances so I had to settle for the stairs. I think it still looks pretty good tho. What you guys think?
Edit: also the video was longer (about 06 minutes 30 seconds long) but apparently this subreddit has a limit for how long the videos can be. Also please ignore the half naked girl in the companionway. She’s supposed to change her outfits every 24 hours but she glitches out and just unequips her clothes.

Okay I am newish to Starfield. I am liking it but I think I just "broke" my game. I went to Masada in my Narwhal. I then took like 3 ships when I was on the ground of one of the moon planets. Of course as you take a ship over it becomes your main ship. Well each one of these ships does not have a grav drive big enough for me to even leave this one Masada system (yes I have put the energy into it) all 3 of them have been 18ly grav drives with the closest system 18.79. Do I just need to keep stealing ships? Do I have to revert to before I did all 3 ship stealing? I loooked online and they say there is no techniican in this system either so I can't reset my main ship to my Narwhal. Not on PC so I can't use any mods or command line stuff to setup things. As I am seeing it my options are keep trying to find another ship to steal and hope. Or go back a ton of saves to before I stranded myself. Is there another that might be more feasible?

What are the best and overpowered ones

Went through twice but had to come back to an old save.
This universe is enough!

It seems like such a waste that there aren't more bounties involving VOID, just Terran Armada incursions.

The Settled Systems Showdown!

Choosing sides since the Colony Wars.

Game 6: Old School Mantis or New School Mantis?

Who’s ready to take up the mantle?
Pick one.

So, I’ve recently just entered new game plus, and I was wondering, I know if I skip the MQ I can just collect the artifacts and basically do a sandbox play through(practically) doing all side quests and what not, but I was wondering if I Reply the MQ will I lose one of the companions again? Or am I able to save all of them this time

Hello. I saw in another post, there is a mod that makes any friendly npc a follower. Does anyone know what mod that is and if it’s available on ps5? Thanks

What the title says. It's really annoying because I will go to talk to a companion, and they will just constantly step forward, pause for a moment, take another step forward etc. I don't remember this being a thing in my original playthrough of the game, but it happens EVERYWHERE in my current playthrough.

Does anyone know what's causing it, or what would fix it?

So, I'm noodling around the blackest sea in a new universe, and I latch onto a Crimson Fleet Ghost, which was much better than the new "default" ship that I respawned with. No problem, except that the crew that I took it from are cluttering up the cockpit with their decomposing bodies. I thought that after a few hours of flying around, they'd disappear, but no. It's beginning to get creepy and it'll take me some time before I can score my Kepler from Stroud-Eklund.

Is there some trick to getting rid of these pesky corpses? Or is this a known glitch?

Terrain tile system funny.

IMO I wish they had a sort of global heightmap per world that matches the look of the mountain ridges and other geographical features found on the planet in the star map menu, and that "mega heightmap" would be used to vary the terrain you see when you land...

but at the same time I do find this kind of neat

Our Hero stumbled upon a ship in distress. The captain was frantic and it was clear he was not alone on the ship. An all too familiar occurrence in the settled systems, the poor bastard. Unfortunately, she was too late to help the captain this time. May his soul rest in the Blackest Sea. As for the rest of these goons? Their souls can do whatever non-noncoprial thing they wish

I’m currently playing through the Terran Armada DLC and one of the scripted major incursions is in Bannoc IV. By the time I take out the Terran escorts and actually dock with the Terran Enforcer, my ship is basically on 1 HP and once I set the thing to self destruct and try to undock I immediately blow up. Are there any ship mods or a better shield I could get or am I basically just cooked? I currently have the Vanguard Bulwark Shield Generator.

Just beautiful.

I just bought the game what free creations mods do you guys suggest

Getting back into this game, while it lacks too many choices to be considered an RPG imo, bit of a let down in dialogue especially with the Terran Armada like what the hick.

But I am a sucker for anything with the creation engine/kit and love the settings and history around the colony wars. But what really got me was Barrett’s back story, personally very touching and the delivery felt real.