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area in say Skyrim or Fallout 4 or Witcher 3. Maybe that works out to be the same size. I'll be honest, 100+ star systems with 1000+ planets seems like a lot. Although I do love me some sandbox RPG action, even without mods. Maybe I am just being a whiny-assed punk, but I buy BethSoft games more for what the modding community will eventually do for them, than what the developer themselves will do.

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If I could mod Skyrim so that it looks like a scene out of Schwazenegger's Conan the Barbarian, I can't imagine that a year or two after Starfield comes out, that I can mod it so it looks and feels more like Cowboy Bebop.

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I know the first mods will be the nekkid ones, and I know I will be able to turn my robot into a waifu before I will get the jive-talking mod, but I am a patient man. I will want that gorram jive-talking robot. As I said upthread, I will want to play as an alien race at some point, or mod Starfield to the point where it feels more like a Doc Savage adventure than anything else.

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I guess my concern is that they will go back to the Creation Club, where they try to cash in all of the modders' willingness to labor for free in order to improve their buggy-ass game. Then again, Sony apparently saw that and was like 'let us get a piece of that action' with Gran Turismo 8. Whether it's Halo Infinite's battle pass not registering XP or their stupidly priced cosmetics or Forza Horizon 5 not even having microtransactions to sell you yet, post launch, making the wheelspins absolute shit it's like they don't want to hold on to goodwill for putting out a solid game. Microsoft seems to love putting out a critically acclaimed game that is well received and then shooting themselves in the foot with a poorly designed and managed external monetization scheme. They shut down so modding.nothing.Īn ill-conceived battle pass or weekly rotating seasonal thing that's poorly designed and managed? Possible. I am just curious what new scheme they will come up with to monetize and exploit the modding community, this time around. You know, space-orcs, space-dwarves, space-elves, space-feline-people, space-lizardfolk, etc.īeing bashed into orbit by a space-giant, ala Skyrim, might be hilarious. I am just hoping, with this being a new IP and all, that they don't make the same mistake that most other sci-fi RPGs make with alien races. I am optimistic as well, and as I said upthread, I will likely pre-order. I have not played Doom 2016, but my son assures me it is fantastic. The last time they kept their cards hidden, we got the spectacular Doom 2016 game. I am pretty surprised that Bethsoft is playing this so close to the vest, I would have hoped for more meat into which I could sink my proverbial teeth. Hopefully we get some cool alien races, too, other than the narcotic alien fish and the Ashta which sound more beast-like than sapient. Excepting the blatant lack of jive-talking robots, of course. I like where this game is going, creatively speaking. Reading through his wikipedia article, it appears that I am already super familiar with his work at least from the video game scores. And the Star-Trekie bits are likely because he did a bunch of composing for the Star Trek games, as well. As a big reason to revisit Fallout 3 is to try out a new mod, here are a couple more that should transform someone's next playthrough for the better.Makes sense, since Inon Zur did the music for Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, FO3, FO:NV, FO4, and even FO76. Updated on December 8th, 2020 by Derek Draven: Modding is a big draw for Bethesda games, and those who aren't dabbling in it are missing out. As the community is huge and very creative, there are almost too many worthwhile mods to count, but some do stand out from the crowd.

Here are 15 Fallout 3 mods that make the game much more enjoyable. Fallout 3 is no exception, having hundreds of thousands of mods on the Nexus website alone.

From fixing critical bugs to adding ambitious mechanics, there is no shortage of content for these games. Talented modders are the backbone of most Bethesda games. RELATED: 10 Awesome Fallout 3 Builds Everyone Should Try Bethesda games do this well already, but adding mods into the mix makes this even better. The number of choices they let players make encourage multiple playthroughs using different approaches to combat and dialogue.

RPGs are some of the most replayable genres in video games.

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