Fallout 4's Legendary Radio Stations Are Finally Available In Starfield Thanks To Fan
The vast expanse of space can be a lonely, quiet place but fortunately for those players who like to fill the void with some time tunes, a new mod introduces over 100 songs from one another popular Bethesda game. Following the sci-fi RPG's launch, one of the most common complaints regarding the game was the lack of a radio that played music and provided players with updates on the world thanks to an informed DJ. Fortunately, modders were quick to address the problem and while an experienced disc jockey is still required, the music is covered.
Posted to Nexus Mods by BONeill, the «More Where That Came From» add-on features 111 new songs to that were all originally included in the version of the fan-favorite mod. Considered by many to be an essential add-on, the first iteration of the mod expanded upon Diamond City Radio's collection of music; While there's no such system to build upon in space, the mod instead ports all the new tracks, and some familiar old ones, to. Players can simply passively play the radio to provide some funky background music for their adventures.
Starfield is the type of roleplaying game players wish they had for Star Wars. Now, thanks to some great mods, it can become just that.
Every starship in comes equipped with a communications radio that can be used to hail nearby travelers but for some reason, Bethesda didn't include an option to tune into radio shows and listen to music.Easily one of the most popular aspects of the series, its absence was immediately noted and addressed by modders looking to give fans something to squash the silence. One of the most impressive mods, which can also just be played through a browser window, adds five stations playing distinct music genres under the guidance of some charismatic DJs.
It's entirely possible that Bethesda intends to add radio stations in an upcoming DLC or update but the fact that launched without them is puzzling. Considering how much time is spent sitting in the cockpit of a ship, it
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