10 Must-Have Starfield Hab Mods To Vastly Improve Your Ship
Habs are an important part of 's ship customization, and using mods only expands the player's menu of options. The term "" is short for "," and refers to any interior part of the ship that the player and their crewmates can enter. It stands in contrast to more practical components of 's ship building feature, things like reactors and weapons. These may affect the outer appearance of the ship, but can't be visited from the inside. And, perhaps more importantly, habs are subject to 's interior decoration mechanics.
Mods for 's hab modules may serve many purposes. They may be purely decorative. They may increase customization options by freeing up space, or allowing players to move certain static objects around. Some of them completely change how habs affect ship stats and gameplay as a whole. But without further ado, these are some of the best hab modules available for via Nexus Mods and the Creations marketplace.
Essential mods for the sci-fi-themed RPG, Starfield, feature quality-of-life improvements that aim to streamline gameplay and make it more enjoyable.
Available on Creations courtesy of TheRealElianora, EliTek Aerospace — Crimson Fleet Ship Habs allows players to create their very own floating pirate fortresses. These eight ship habs are all themed after 's Crimson Fleet faction, the game's resident group of thieves. They include everything a band of pirates could need: a cluttered armory, an imposing flight deck, and a gritty dive bar. Besides that, players can use this mod to add a captain's quarters, crew quarters, cargo bay, workshop, and computer core, all decked out in the red livery and skull motifs of the Fleet.
TheRealElionora is a seasoned Bethesda RPG modder whose work on realistic interiors landed her a place on 's dev team. She was responsible for much of the clutter that fills 's ships (more on that later).
Perhaps the greatest feature of this habs mod for the perennial Crimson Fleet pirate, however, is its dedicated mission board in the
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