As we eagerly await the Starfield release date, veteran Bethesda players, ing their experiences with Fallout, Skyrim, and other Elder Scrolls games, are preparing to fix potential bugs and glitches in the space RPG via a large-scale community project.
The Starfield Community Patch (or S – not to be confused with the web horror series of the same name) is a "collective effort by mod authors and the wider player community of Starfield to fix bugs, errors and other inconsistencies present in the game." Long-term Fallout fans might the fantastic Doc Mitchell head-spinning bug in Fallout: New Vegas, whereas veteran Dragonborns may have encountered the rare, but equally delightful, giant chickens in Skyrim. As we have already reported, Starfield will run on a modified version of Bethesda's Creation Engine, but fans of the RPG aren't taking any chances, and are organising to get release date bugs and glitches fixed as soon as possible via a free patch.
"Fixes included in the patch are intended to correct bugs or errors in the base game," the S project explains. "Examples include misplaced objects, script errors, inconsistencies in item properties, faulty missions/quests, game-breaking exploits, missing attributes such as tags, header flags, etc., and spelling errors. The overall goal is to improve the vanilla experience for all players."
The Starfield mods that we would like to see.
You can find out more about the potential feature survival game mechanics, similar to the hardcore mode in Fallout: New Vegas.