While the many Starfield players create the most wonderful and creative outposts in the game, the number of craftable items in the outpost-building menu is minimal.
Thanks to the Better Living Mod, Starfield artisans can fully decorate their beloved outposts using hundreds of craftable items, furniture, and decor.
Created by mod author StackGX, the Better Living mod is only about 338.8 KB and offers almost 300 different items to craft. From displays and furniture to trees and industrial items, the Better Living mod fulfills the dream of any outpost enthusiast who wants to have plenty of items in their homestead.
It also lets players create a Trade Authority Kiosk and a Master Mission Board for all those who prefer to fulfill missions from any faction. An infinite storage box called Lodge Safe is also available for players, along with a music box and party light for those who want to create the most lavish parties in the Settled Systems.
With no load order priority, the Better Living mod is easy to install and provides hassle-free customization for any player who loves to spend their time building outposts.
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In other Bethesda news, the Fallout TV show has birthed a new generation of Fallout 76 players, and these newbies share their current levels and build on the community Reddit.
It turns out that some of them never stopped playing since they started because of the show. The rise of Fallout TV has shown that a properly produced TV show can do wonders for any game, as long as it sticks to what the game is and its storyline.
Fallout 76 is celebrating its Skyline Valley update with new activities and locations to discover. A recent leak also showed that an upcoming update will let players own their outposts, similar to houses in Skyrim: fully upgradable and customizable.
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