It doesn't have to be Star Wars branded, just the ability to blow up entire planets. Kinggath: Aside from Thomas the Tank Engine as a flyable spaceship? I really want a Deathstar. It would be great to be able to give those players the same improvements to gameplay that can come from a good custom interface.

It would be great to have a native framework that Bethesda gives us to start so we could change small parts of the HUD or override what buttons do so we can create better user experiences.Įspecially since Bethesda has brought mods to Xbox where they can't use some of those frameworks. We have UI mods, but they require community frameworks to pull off in a way that multiple UI mods can coexist. Kinggath: I think Fallout 4 gave us access to just about everything, except for the UI (HUD, hotkeys, button presses, etc).

What features do you want from Starfield's creation engine? Sim Settlements 2 for Fallout 4 project lead, Kinggath:Įditor's note: I've taken creative liberties and made it a ship destroyer, sorry. Skyblivion is one of the most ambitious Skyrim mods in development right now, an upcoming recreation of Oblivion inside Skyrim. For now I am busy wrapping up Skyblivion but once that chapter is over I am excited to both create mods and enjoy the plethora of mods created by my fellow Bethesda modders. My top wishlist therefore is that the community gets the tools it needs to make whatever their crazy little minds can think up. We take something that everyone has and turn it into something personal. The great thing about modding for both creators and users is that it allows us to make the game the way we want it to be. Making mods is a very personal thing and what I like may not be that interesting to many others and vice versa. Rebelzize: The great thing about modding, and especially about the Bethesda modding community, is that it creates things you didn’t know you needed or wanted: Thomas the Tank Engine replacer for Alduin, a complete redesign of the user interface for both Skyrim and Fallout, adding local co-op and even multiplayer to a single player game, replacing textures with higher resolution options, making NPCs more unique, or adding new quests. What's your biggest Starfield mod wishlist item? Being able to generate entire biomes or even being able to paint details such as rocks and trees on the landscapes would be a very welcome addition and allow us to create a new world much more easily.

Other than that, having better tools to create larger scale environments would be fantastic.

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