STARFIELD: Mai Update mit heiß ersehntem Feature und mehr

In the latest gaming update, Bethesda's Starfield is set to receive its biggest update since launch, addressing player feedback and adding new features. The update includes highly requested enhancements such as more detailed planetary maps that showcase elevation, vegetation, and structures, making navigation on planets and cities easier. Gamers can look forward to new difficulty settings, allowing for separate adjustments in space and planetary combat difficulty, and an all-new "Extreme" mode.

To further customize the gaming experience, Bethesda introduces more intricate personalization options for ships and space stations interiors, with a variety of furnishings, technical equipment, and decorations. The update seems specifically tailored to Xbox gamers, as it now includes a choice between Performance and Visual modes. Work on the first land vehicle and the upcoming "Shattered Space" expansion, expected in the fall, was also revealed. The update is available now on Steam and set to roll out to all platforms by May 15th.

Players can expect detailed planetary maps, improved navigation, separate combat difficulty settings including an "Extreme" mode, customization options for ship and station interiors, a choice between Performance and Visual modes on Xbox, and work towards a new land vehicle and the "Shattered Space" expansion.

Starfield, developed by Bethesda Softworks and published by Xbox Game Studios, is an ambitious role-playing game set in space. Players can explore the universe, build and customize spaceships, engage in combat, and unravel a deep storyline. The game has been highly anticipated due to Bethesda's history of creating expansive and immersive worlds in series such as The Elder Scrolls and Fallout. With this latest update, Bethesda continues to support and expand the possibilities within the Starfield universe, catering to a community of gamers who value depth, customization, and rigorous gameplay. The decision to release a rollout of new features underscores Bethesda's commitment to post-launch support for their titles.