Ratings

Cool-looking suit and awesome stats and traits. Love that it's orange. It's free to get by going to the the Outland store in New Atlantis. Useful when needed to collect and carry A LOT of resources around when in planets or outposts and provides good protection against airborne and radiation damage.

A decent mod that introduces the ability to farm and ranch many crops and animals anywhere in the Settle System. The new structures and workstations are good. Some of it is overpowered, which is a turn-off, but it's easily ignored. The quest is fine. And using the decor/ workstations/ habs/ systems are often finicky and often times float, looking disjointed from the vanilla structures. There's an information board, so a lot of questions can be answered.
I love the models for the food. Works fantastic as decoration pieces. And the best part about this mod is I'm able to have my lovely flat beetle pets in my ship. The biggest con with the mod has to be with the actual farming and ranching aspects. The set up is simple gather the DNA for the animals and the basic resources to create the crops. Then you drop them out of your inventory and place them where you want to go. Yet 90% of the time it disappears, making it impossible to farm. Defeats the point of the mod honestly.

Great melee mod. The new weapons are fun to use, abd can be found anywhere.

The location itself is neat. It prevents you from bringing in tools that could give you an unfair advantage, like boost packs, suits, and guns. You enter with just your clothes and your melee weapon- or just fists. Each fight type is pretty unique. I think the Challenge Pit should be tweaked where each difficulty has 3 enemies of the same difficulty type. That will make it feel more intense and that much harder, like a true challenge. The house you get is nice. It's small but clean, and you get a set of exclusive crates as decor. Kind of difficult to decorate because the ground isn't leveled, but that is simply another challenge to overcome. Overall, a good mod for a melee-focused character.

I really liked the concept of this mod. I wanted a way to change my starting scenario as a character, and this provides lots of options to control that - especially if you plan to skip the main storyline with Constellation. You can control whether you have a ship to start with or not - even setting a background where you must earn enough credits to recover your starting ship (often having to buy it back from someone). The circumstances you pick also dictates the location you'll start at in the game.

The menu to set things up can be a bit confusing, but this may be more a symptom of the limitations with modding a start in Starfield. The starting location on Montara Luna didn't seem to provide much to do when I first tried the mod months ago. There's a couple of vendors to help equip you if you chose to start with some extra credits.

This is a fantastic mod. The houses are well-made, not too big or too small, and you can either keep the default decor or do it yourself, excluding the work stations. What's really nice about the mod is each house comes with a themed and well-fitted secret that blends well with the locations they're based at, a cute optional pet, and a themed legendary weapon. Each house cost quite a bit of monies, so working for it adds to the immersion. There is no quest-lock requirements for any of the houses. If you have the funds, it is yours.

It's awesome that Cydonia gets a house. Feels like there should be one already considering the constant importance of the place in a lot of quests.

A nice, modest home above the bar. It got a nice view, well-litted, good layout, and you can claim it right away with no issue. Altohugh having an option to buy the apartment will be nice for the immersion. My only complaint is the lack of a bathroom area. Making one currently is hard due to a lack of walls and how high the ceilings are in this apartment.