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Starfield Modders Are Apparently Growing "Disenchanted" With The Game And Are Moving On

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Johnny Flores Jr.

Published May 11, 2025

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The Starfield modding scene is apparently in a dire situation, as some of the community's biggest groups have not released new updates.
In a post shared online, it was revealed that some of the members of the Starfield Community Patch have grown "disenchanted" with the game and have largely moved on.
Elsewhere, another popular mod has not seen an update since last December, pointing to a bad situation.

In just a few months, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Starfield will celebrate its two-year anniversary. After what felt like a lifetime of waiting, Bethesda's most recent title 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:didn't particularly set the 𓃲world on fire like its contemporaries in Skyrim or Fallout did. Late last year, its Shattered Space expansion wasn'🐠t particularly well-received, with "Mostly Negative" reviews populating on its St🎀eam page.

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While rumors of a🉐 port to Sony's PlayStation 5 continue to swirl, it feels like so much of the hype that Starfield once had 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:has mig🎀rated to the recent Ob🤡livion remaster or other recently released titles. As a result, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the modding scene for Starfield is apparently in a dire situation.

The Mod Community Is Moving On From Starfield At A Rapid Rate

, creators of the Starfield Community Patch, , have not created a new update since Septemb𒅌er of last year. Previously, updates were being pushed on an almost monthly basis.

As it turns out, the project's stewards do not have "the time or motivation to curate the patch anymore," . While one modder, Pickysaurus, has shared that the adopt൲ion of a new puppy has impacted their des𝓀ire to tinker on a PC, the situation for other creators is apparently more serious.

"Other members of the team have found themselves disench꧟anted with the game for🍸 various reasons — lack of replay-ability, the paid modding situation, moved on to playing new games, etc.," the post noted.

Moving forward, the team is opening up the floor for anyone in the community to take over as the project's Community Lead. However, if nobody were to take on the endeavor, it's possible that "we may have to retire the project and direct users to Arthmoor's patch going🌳 forwards."

Yet, as PC Gamer noted in its report, . Unless another creator steps forward, it𒁃 appears that Starfield's community scene will simply slowly fade into obscurity.