Starfield's recent update, primarily designed to address gameplay issues, has pleasantly surprised players with substantial visual enhancements. The focus on fixing softlocks took an unexpected turn as lighting changes breathed new life into settlements, creating a more distinct and memorable environment. Bases, once generic, now radiate vibrancy, thanks to improved lighting.
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Comprehensive Visual Upgrade Across the Game
Beyond lighting, the patch notes reveal a comprehensive visual overhaul. Character models for random NPCs and reflections in water have been refined, enhancing the overall visual experience. Widescreen support improvements cater to players with advanced monitor setups. Currently in Steam Beta, the broader release is expected in two weeks, with console users receiving the update next week.
Bethesda's Pledge to Regular Updates
Bethesda's commitment to delivering substantial updates every six weeks, despite potential delays, reflects their dedication to refining the gaming experience. Fan feedback remains positive, suggesting that the wait for improvements is well-received.
In less optimistic news, retail giant Walmart reportedly phases out physical Starfield stock, possibly influenced by the game's availability on Game Pass.
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