One Easily Missed New Starfield Setting Almost Makes It A Completely Different Game
The May 2024 update for adds a good selection of new and improved features, and there's one in particular that has the potential to make it feel like a different experience entirely. promised a lot as a take on RPG space exploration from the acclaimed developer Bethesda Game Studios, but the version of the game that hit store shelves at launch ended up being a disappointment for many. While it might have already been the perfect experience for some, the potential for exploration to feel bland and repetitive could definitely be a problem.
Post-launch supportdidn't significantly progress the game in 2023, but the May 2024 update shows that the team hasn't just been sitting idly by. Some commonly-requested features like more robust maps and interior ship decoration options are now in the game, and it doesn't take long after starting it up again to notice some of the larger overhauls. Other changes can be hidden within menu options; however, and missing out on a toggle that might completely change how feels to play is a mistake that's all too easy to make.
Ship building just got a lot better in Starfield, but that doesn't mean it's where it should be yet, and the biggest fix is pretty simple.
has added a lot of Gameplay Options to its settings with the May update, and some new inclusions dealing with environmental effects might be the most exciting ones. The biggest selling point of lies in having over a thousand planets to explore, but if exploring most of them tends to feel monotonous, the appeal can wear off quickly. Letting the environment have a bigger impact on the player is one of the best ways to patch this over, making it so that a planet with harsh conditions can offer an intensity that feels refreshing.
The principal setting dealing with this concept is "," which can now be toggled to different difficulty settings. The system is familiar to the radiation concept in the games, where exposure to a toxic environment starts racking up quickly. Depending on the
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