7 Best Rifles In Starfield (& How To Get Them)

Because there is no level cap in , making your character as OP as possible is merely a matter of maxing out all 82 skills. That being said, it will be long before you can reach that stature. Furthermore, there is an argument to be made about your background, traits, weapons, and armor, all of which play a role in making your character as OP as possible.

The Crimson fleet is one of the many factions in . They are a criminal organization operating out of the Kryx system. Joining them will require breaking the law, stealing, and other dubious actions.

Hitman Blood Money is probably the best of the classic Hitman games prior to its 2016 rebirth with the trilogy of games that would ultimately come to be known as Hitman: World of Assassination. For those of you who haven’t revisited this iconic part of Agent 47’s history, the classic stealth-action game is being given a new look courtesy of developer Feral Interactive in partnership with IO Interactive – but rather sadly we don’t appear to be getting it on PC.

Lunar Ray Games is getting ready to return to the world of Timespinner with the announcement of a sequel. Timespinner 2: Unwoven Dream looks to bring more Symphony of the Night inspired exploration to consoles and PC. Specific platforms beyond Steam are still TBD along with a release date. In the meantime, you can get yourself acquainted with the new entry in the announcement trailer. 

To say the world of tabletop actual play has exploded in the past 10 years would be an understatement — from Critical Role to The Adventure Zone to Dungeons & Daddies (to name a few), there’s no shortage of shows and podcasts out there for Dungeons & Dragonsenthusiasts to get their role-playing fix. But among the countless brilliant actual play shows out there, there’s one that stands out due to its creative storytelling and welcome environment for players and listeners new to Dungeons & Dragons: Dropout’s Dimension 20, an actual play series unlike any other.

Traits in are part of your character creation that gives you a special positive and negative origin that affects how you start the game, but these backgrounds are something you can choose to lose. If, for whatever reason, you dislike the trait you picked, each can be nullified in different ways as your journey unfolds. Those playing on PC even have the option to use console commands to give themselves a new trait entirely.

An illegal drug called Aurora is an item you can actually learn to make in , but managing to sell this addictive substance can be easier said than done. Ordinarily distributed by the Xenofresh Corporation in the city of Neon, Aurora has tons of regulations that make it hard to make money. Certain ingredients that can be obtained from almost any vendor make it far easier to create the drug through item crafting.

Could you really bring an extra companion with you in Starfield? Yes, but there's a catch.

Tales of Arise, one of the very best JRPGs of 2021, is getting DLC set after the main game. 

Attires play a big part in , but some items are purely for cosmetic purposes, such as the Tardigrade Monster Spacesuit. Different outfits can be bought for credits in, but they can also be found across the map by exploring. Some will take a lot of effort to earn, while others can be easy to find, such as The Lodge's Spacesuit in Attires have stats across several categories, such as Physical and Energy, but can also include boosted effects, including Health increases.

Adhesive is one of many crafting resources in Starfield, used to create weapon mods, outpost structures, suit mods, and more. To get Adhesive, however, is pretty easy, as there are quite a few locations that offer renewable sources of it, and at volumes that allow you to only make one or two stops before you can go off to craft again. We’ll cover how to find and farm Adhesive in this Starfield guide.

Starfield is getting support for Nvidia DLSS in a future update. In a blog post, Bethesda claimed that it will address some of the highly-requested features and make quality-of-life improvements through a series of regular updates. These include an in-game FOV slider, which so far, players have been adjusting by editing a .ini text file, alongside brightness and contrast controls, and an HDR calibration menu. But before that, the developer has dropped a small hotfix today, to help iron out any ‘top blocker bugs' that are interfering with the general experience in the beloved space RPG. Dubbed version 1.7.29, the hotfix brings improvements to Starfield's performance on the Xbox Series S/X by reducing crashes. It also fixes some quest-ending bugs.