There is first information about the near future of Starfield.
Breaking news! We finally know what’s written in the stars: Bethesda has just a few minutes ago first concrete information about the changes has been publishedwhich are coming with the upcoming updates for Starfield.
Hotfix for Starfield is live!
The first hotfix is already live by the time you read this. This addresses the most serious issues identified by Bethesda. Above all, these are stopper bugs in quests and stability improvements.
Technology, bug fixes and quality of life features
In the future, additional patches will be released regularly that will address the following:
- A menu for calibrating HDR settings
- Brightness and contrast settings
- FOV slider
- Nvidia DLSS support on PC
- 32:9 Ultrawide Monitor Support on PC
- And a button to be able to eat food directly
- Further stability and performance improvements, also thanks to new drivers from Nvidia, AMD and Intel.
Support for years to come
Unsurprisingly, Bethesda wants to continue supporting Starfield over the coming years. A crucial step will also be the Creation Kit announced for 2024, which will also bring mod support to the Xbox Series consoles. We already reported on this in this report.
Daring wishes are also welcome: Bethesda emphasizes that they are interested in every idea from the community, even if they cannot implement it immediately or even in the near future. As an example, in the post linked above on X, formerly called Twitter, they give: City maps. They would like to tackle this at some point.
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Starfield – test video for the open world space playground
In our test video we explain in detail what makes Starfield particularly good, but also where Bethesda’s role-playing game goes a little wrong. If you prefer it to be even more thorough and in writing, it’s best to take a look at Peter’s giant test.
What do you think about the announced innovations for Starfield? What are you most looking forward to? Is it the DLSS support or is a mod enough for you? Are you convinced by the plans presented or should Bethesda tackle other points first? Feel free to write us your opinions and ideas in the comments, we look forward to reading from you!
