Bethesda’s acquisition by Microsoft has brought exciting changes for Starfield and other franchises. The HD overhaul mod improves the game’s visuals, and a powerful weapon combo has been discovered. Read on to learn more!
If you enjoy this content, consider subscribing to Open World Games’s YouTube channel!
Key Takeaways:
- Bethesda’s acquisition by Microsoft allows for better communication and collaboration between studios, benefiting Starfield and future updates.
- The Starfield HD overhaul mod enhances the game’s visuals with 2K to 8K textures, improving various textures and environments.
- A powerful weapon combo in Starfield has been discovered, allowing for permanent stunlocking of enemies.
- Comments from viewers highlight the importance of faction-oriented quest lines and the desire for more variation in points of interest.
Bethesda’s Acquisition and the Future of Starfield
The acquisition of Bethesda by Microsoft has brought exciting changes for Starfield and other franchises. With better communication and collaboration between studios, the future of Starfield looks promising. Bethesda can focus on improving their engine and delivering updates for Xbox and PC platforms.
Starfield HD Overhaul Mod
A new HD overhaul mod for Starfield has been released, enhancing the game’s visuals with 2K to 8K textures. Created by luer 871, the mod improves various textures and environments, including Akila City, New Atlantis, and more. Players have the option to choose different texture resolutions based on their preferences.
Discovering a Powerful Weapon Combo
A player named Salty Meat Boy has discovered a powerful weapon combo in Starfield that allows for permanent stunlocking of enemies. By combining specific perks and attachments, the Va’ruun Inflictor weapon becomes incredibly broken, stunning even the strongest enemies.
Viewer Comments and Feedback
Viewers have shared their thoughts on Starfield, highlighting the importance of faction-oriented quest lines and the desire for more variation in points of interest. Some viewers also discussed the possibility of tweaking loot drops and the long-lasting appeal of single-player games like Skyrim.
