Sometimes all it takes for a game to go from good to great is to implement a series of quality of life changes and it seems as though Bethesda is aiming for this withStarfieldafter its latest update.Starfieldhas just welcomed its 1.8.86 update and with it, it has introduced a whole new way to consume food. Rather than adding the food to your inventory, opening your inventory, finding the food and then hitting ‘consume’, you will now be able to “ingest food and drink items upon finding them in the environment”, according to thepatch notes.Check out ourStarfieldreview below!This may seem like a small change but it does save a lot of unnecessary time that could be spent exploring all the cosmic horrors theBethesdatitle has to offer. Additionally, if you don’t wish to consume the food, you can also save it for later.AdvertAs well as the new food consumption feature, the latest update also added DLSS 3 support toPCplayers, as well as various graphic and performance improvements. As a long-requested feature, DLSS Super Resolution, Deep Learning Anti-aliasing (DLAA), NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency, and DLSS Frame generation will be made available to compatible NVIDIA graphics cards.Additionally, there have been improvements toStarfield’s‘dead eyes’ issue with adjustments being made to the eyes of NPCs. This comes alongside stealth being “more forgiving”, the ability to adjust brightness and contrast in the Display Settings menu and improvements to “minor visual issues relating to lighting, shadows, terrain and vegetation”.WithStarfield’sSteam rating recentlydropping to ‘mixed’two months after it was launched, Bethesda’s latest RPG is having a less than smooth time of it. However, with Todd Howardassuring fansthat the team is dedicated to making it an enjoyable experience with a series of updates, fans are still holding out hope that it will live up to other Bethesda classics such asThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.Featured Image Credit: BethesdaTopics:Bethesda,PC,Starfield,Xbox
Sometimes all it takes for a game to go from good to great is to implement a series of quality of life changes and it seems as though Bethesda is aiming for this withStarfieldafter its latest update.Starfieldhas just welcomed its 1.8.86 update and with it, it has introduced a whole new way to consume food. Rather than adding the food to your inventory, opening your inventory, finding the food and then hitting ‘consume’, you will now be able to “ingest food and drink items upon finding them in the environment”, according to thepatch notes.Check out ourStarfieldreview below!This may seem like a small change but it does save a lot of unnecessary time that could be spent exploring all the cosmic horrors theBethesdatitle has to offer. Additionally, if you don’t wish to consume the food, you can also save it for later.AdvertAs well as the new food consumption feature, the latest update also added DLSS 3 support toPCplayers, as well as various graphic and performance improvements. As a long-requested feature, DLSS Super Resolution, Deep Learning Anti-aliasing (DLAA), NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency, and DLSS Frame generation will be made available to compatible NVIDIA graphics cards.Additionally, there have been improvements toStarfield’s‘dead eyes’ issue with adjustments being made to the eyes of NPCs. This comes alongside stealth being “more forgiving”, the ability to adjust brightness and contrast in the Display Settings menu and improvements to “minor visual issues relating to lighting, shadows, terrain and vegetation”.WithStarfield’sSteam rating recentlydropping to ‘mixed’two months after it was launched, Bethesda’s latest RPG is having a less than smooth time of it. However, with Todd Howardassuring fansthat the team is dedicated to making it an enjoyable experience with a series of updates, fans are still holding out hope that it will live up to other Bethesda classics such asThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.Featured Image Credit: BethesdaTopics:Bethesda,PC,Starfield,Xbox
Sometimes all it takes for a game to go from good to great is to implement a series of quality of life changes and it seems as though Bethesda is aiming for this withStarfieldafter its latest update.Starfieldhas just welcomed its 1.8.86 update and with it, it has introduced a whole new way to consume food. Rather than adding the food to your inventory, opening your inventory, finding the food and then hitting ‘consume’, you will now be able to “ingest food and drink items upon finding them in the environment”, according to thepatch notes.Check out ourStarfieldreview below!This may seem like a small change but it does save a lot of unnecessary time that could be spent exploring all the cosmic horrors theBethesdatitle has to offer. Additionally, if you don’t wish to consume the food, you can also save it for later.AdvertAs well as the new food consumption feature, the latest update also added DLSS 3 support toPCplayers, as well as various graphic and performance improvements. As a long-requested feature, DLSS Super Resolution, Deep Learning Anti-aliasing (DLAA), NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency, and DLSS Frame generation will be made available to compatible NVIDIA graphics cards.Additionally, there have been improvements toStarfield’s‘dead eyes’ issue with adjustments being made to the eyes of NPCs. This comes alongside stealth being “more forgiving”, the ability to adjust brightness and contrast in the Display Settings menu and improvements to “minor visual issues relating to lighting, shadows, terrain and vegetation”.WithStarfield’sSteam rating recentlydropping to ‘mixed’two months after it was launched, Bethesda’s latest RPG is having a less than smooth time of it. However, with Todd Howardassuring fansthat the team is dedicated to making it an enjoyable experience with a series of updates, fans are still holding out hope that it will live up to other Bethesda classics such asThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Sometimes all it takes for a game to go from good to great is to implement a series of quality of life changes and it seems as though Bethesda is aiming for this withStarfieldafter its latest update.
Starfieldhas just welcomed its 1.8.86 update and with it, it has introduced a whole new way to consume food. Rather than adding the food to your inventory, opening your inventory, finding the food and then hitting ‘consume’, you will now be able to “ingest food and drink items upon finding them in the environment”, according to thepatch notes.
Check out ourStarfieldreview below!
This may seem like a small change but it does save a lot of unnecessary time that could be spent exploring all the cosmic horrors theBethesdatitle has to offer. Additionally, if you don’t wish to consume the food, you can also save it for later.
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As well as the new food consumption feature, the latest update also added DLSS 3 support toPCplayers, as well as various graphic and performance improvements. As a long-requested feature, DLSS Super Resolution, Deep Learning Anti-aliasing (DLAA), NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency, and DLSS Frame generation will be made available to compatible NVIDIA graphics cards.
Additionally, there have been improvements toStarfield’s‘dead eyes’ issue with adjustments being made to the eyes of NPCs. This comes alongside stealth being “more forgiving”, the ability to adjust brightness and contrast in the Display Settings menu and improvements to “minor visual issues relating to lighting, shadows, terrain and vegetation”.
WithStarfield’sSteam rating recentlydropping to ‘mixed’two months after it was launched, Bethesda’s latest RPG is having a less than smooth time of it. However, with Todd Howardassuring fansthat the team is dedicated to making it an enjoyable experience with a series of updates, fans are still holding out hope that it will live up to other Bethesda classics such asThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Topics:Bethesda,PC,Starfield,Xbox
