7 Best Heavy Weapons In Starfield (& How To Get Them)

Bethesda has announced it'll finally be introducing a number of much-requested graphics features to Starfield on PC next week — including its long-awaited Nvidia DLSS support — with all additions initially arriving as a Steam Beta update prior to general release.

Romancing companions is a big part of, but players who aren’t looking for long-term commitment can enjoy steamy one-off romance encounters with several NPCs. These encounters are typically short and sweet, but some can have lasting effects on your character’s relationships and the story as a whole.

As another week draws to an end, we're back with another batch of streaming recommendations. We've got a spooktacular selection for you this weekend with Halloween on the horizon, but we've got something for everyone if things that go bump in the night aren't your bag. 

Ranged weapons allow characters to fight from afar in . You can build classes like Rogue and Ranger to specifically be dedicated archers. Even more melee-focused classes should carry around a crossbow in case the terrain becomes inhospitable.

Usually, movies are an escape from a world filled with scary, terrible things, but we all still enjoy the occasional trip into the darkness. Beyond stupid fun, scary movies can also bring people together: You can curl up into your loved one to feel safe, make jokes to alleviate the really intense parts, or laugh together afterward at gross-out moments.

As another week draws to a close, we've got another fresh batch of streaming recommendations to keep you entertained over the weekend. If you're in need of a new binge-watch, take a look at Bodies, a new sci-fi murder mystery on Netflix, with Stephen Graham heading up its ensemble cast. It's a good week for movies, too – horror-thriller Cobweb is now streaming on Hulu and Pablo Larraín's Princess Diana biopic Spencer is available on Netflix in the UK. 

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The last few missions for Ryujin have tasked you with hacking and stealth in equal measure, but for your fourth mission, things have a slight shakeup. In Starfield, the Ryujin Industries questline is all about espionage, and this time, you are required to swipe a keycard using your nimble fingers. 

It’s time to put your skills to the test and tackle your high-profile mission for Ryujin Industries. Starfield has been content giving you pretty basic quests up until now, but that chances somewhat with ‘Sowing Discord’. It’s still fairly straightforward, but we are going to walk you through the whole quest so you can get the best reward. 

Getting Nyrulna in is a great decision, as the Legendary trident is arguably the best weapon in the entire game. You will have to partake in a short side mission to put your hands on this piece of gear, but the small effort and Gold investment are certainly worth it. Of course, the weapon can only be equipped by those who are proficient with Tridents, but if they are, Nyrulna is easily one of the strongest ones in its category. This Legendary weapon in comes with a fantastic set of skills that open up a plethora of combat strategies in Act 3.

Last time we were messing around with Ryujin, we infiltrated Celt Corp, planted a bug, and dipped before anyone found out. In this next exciting episode (mission) in Starfield, you are taking to the stars, heading to Akila, and slipping some damning evidence in a locker just before an audit. It’s all go in the word of corporate espionage. 

After joining Ryujin Industries in Starfield, you have been tasked with infiltrating a competing company, Celt Corp, and making sure they don’t do anything sneaky. Imogene wants you to get in, plant a bug, and get out. No fuss. No mess. Remember, if things go wrong, you are the one who has to bail yourself out and pay for cleanup.