Starfield Mod Allows Sneak Bum Punch Takedowns

Bethesda's latest space RPG, Starfield, has a new mod making rounds in the gaming community and is creating buzz due to its unique approach to stealth gameplay. Titled 'Shades Stealth Takedowns (Knock-out or Lethal)', the mod brings new mechanics to Starfield, allowing players to perform instant takedowns on their enemies. Whether it's a lethal strike or a non-lethal knock-out, players now have more options in navigating the cosmos silently and efficiently, enriching the existing stealth features and combat of the game. Moreover, users can upgrade their "Takedowns" skill to receive additional benefits with each successful execution, although some might find the mod overpowered for undetected playstyles. In line with the new combat features, the mod showcases its effectiveness with a humorous demonstration involving a punch that sends an enemy floating away in zero gravity. For high-end PC users, it's worth noting the new Starfield update available in Steam Beta that enhances graphic performance with AMD or Intel technologies.

How can I perform a stealth takedown in Starfield using the new mod?

With the 'Shades Stealth Takedowns (Knock-out or Lethal)' mod, you can perform a stealth takedown by sneaking up behind an undetected target and either power attacking or pressing a dedicated button when prompted to execute a takedown. The mod can be upgraded to improve effectiveness and rewards from stealth takedowns.

In the realm of Bethesda games, Starfield is one of the latest ambitious projects from the creators of The Elder Scrolls and Fallout series. Set in a rich and expansive universe, it offers players an opportunity to explore space and make their mark among the stars. Starfield's modding community, much like those for previous Bethesda titles, is expected to thrive, providing creative and diverse ways to enhance gameplay. This particular mod, focusing on stealth and combat, reflects the community's eagerness to shape the game's experience even before the release of the official Creation Kit, hinting at the vast potential for future mods and player customization.