Ratings

An awesome mod that adds more to the small "POIs" scattering the landscape near the actual POIs. The additions are cool, and it's nice you can disable the starborn stuff if you want to avoid it in your playthrough. I had this mod from near its release, and it has undergone a lot of changes to spawning that now it is well-balanced, varied, and the type of places that can spawn matches the type of planet you're on. Some of the locations can feel a little off, but it, for the most part, works well into the worldbuilding of Starfield. Overall, it's a great mod to add more to exploring and collecting without altering a whole lot.

While the location and the interactions are well done, it is rather disappointing to see all the uniquely named food items have no unique models attach. It's just models from items found in-game, and takes away from their names, causing it to appear like an afterthought. And considering the price of the mod, I believe custom models, even if they're just recolors or placed on a different plate, will make a world of difference in selling the aesthetic they're going for.

Added this mod because the premise sounded great. Forgot I couldn't "borrow" the unique book with an Earth's location in the MAST building without being caught red-handed. I have to be more creative now in my approach unfortunately. The cameras are everywhere in named locations you may not even realized. Causes you to become cautiously aware at all times for what to look for before committing a crime. The settings are customizable regarding the difficulty of hacking them and how long they stay disabled. It's a great mod to add tension and preparedness before committing to criminal acts in cities and towns.

A simple mod adding a collection of actual posters into the game. I have the star systems poster in real life and it looks exactly the same as the one in-game, dlc information included. The posters are high quality, with lots of readable details, and are lore-friendly. For the low price, it's worth supporting.

An excellent mod worth the price. It comes with new ships, ship habs, a new location (its own showroom), and even new items, gear and a quest! It is clear the amount of effort and love that went into this mod to make it as amazing as it is. The ship parts and habs look great and they work fine wonderfully. The quest offers a nice reward at the end, too.
Once in a while when I take the elevator, I end up partially clipped into the ground and I can't jump out of it. Good thing for the benches. Ensure the load order is correct, for if it is placed incorrectly, it may cause non-stop stutters inside any ship that's not in a named settlement.

A lovely mod from Bethesda themselves with themed decorations and a new ship hab with a variant. It's a mod I use consistently in all of my playthroughs, because I dig the look of the items, the chest, the working lights and the hab is nice and spacious. It is rather expensive at $10, and compare to other decorations mods, one of the most expensive for less stuff, but it works well with other mods, has no issues, the items are well done and have lots of versatility in general, the habs are fun to decorate, the color schemes are lovely, and the chest is infinite while looking like a treasure chest. For me, it's worth the price, but it's good to keep in mind if the value from the mod you may recieve from it long-term is worth the price.

While Nidaba is a great pet in general, the lack of options makes her as a companion fairly difficult to deal with. She can attack and follow just fine, but one cannot dismiss her, tell her to stay in place, or be assigned/stay at a house or outpost. She also can't carry stuff, which is fair as she's an animal with no pockets. The main issue with her is the fact she stands in the way a lot. It's not like the other companions that if you shove them a bit, they'll move out of the way immediately; she doesn't, because her hitbox is large and thus she gets stuck often. It's the worst on ships with doors due to their small entry size. She gets stuck on them constantly, and as a result you're stuck. Hopefully there will be updates that allow dismiss/stay commands and stop her from getting in your way.

Great mod. The bonsai are well-made, looks great, and add that subtle natural flair to any personal interior compare to the regular-sized pots in the base game. The additional tables are nice for more than a display. They fuction well as general side tables, and if anything you can display other collections with ease. I like how you have to unlock the items before you can use them, but not hard to unlock. Makes it blend with the game naturally. No issues with it either.

A wonderful house mod that comes with the excellent addition of decorations for your outposts and other houses. In general, the house is HUGE, with 3 large floors, and the option to either keep it decorated as is or decorate it the way you see fit. The new decor included are fitting to its aesthetic and blends well with the vanilla decor and other lore-friendly decoration mods.

There are a couple of issues with this mod to be aware of. For one, some of the decor, like the rugs or wall pieces, are difficult to place because they clip easily and some are off-centered when trying to place them, causing you to be at weird angles to get them just right. Another issue is the build area for the Apollo house extends far beyond the house. In fact, it covers most of the residential area in New Atlantis. Could be fun decorating the public spaces, but my concern is any lag and pathing issues it could cause unintentionally.

A simple mod that edits the generic gas giant globe found in vanilla with any other planet or star within the Settle Systems. It works as intended and make for a great, long-term collection mod.

My only drawback with this mod- which could be beneficial if one is grinding for globes- is how fast they will reset. In some locations, you'll only have to go back and forth through the loading door and a new globe will spawn everytime. Makes for a bit of a cheese.

Overall, great mod, no issues in general, looks great as decor, and I got the unfortunate luck to have yet find any Sol System planets. One day I'll find one.

The weapons in this mod are fantastic, especially the exploding, throwable briefcases. The quest tied to this mod is fun and fitting of the spy-theme, but I felt it was a tad too short. It could have had a segment to find clues about the target's specific location and more history on them rather than knowing exactly where they are from the get-go. Make it more espionage.

HEADS UP! This mod will easily break if the load order is not optimized. The quest won't work properly, with the audio breaking completely, the dialogue flying by too quick to read, and the target will already spawn despite not starting the quest. That was my main issue with this mod until I tried a new load order to help my mods work better together and suddenly this mod was working properly.

Overall, the weapons and gear are great, the quest nice but short, and the base of operations you get is rather fitting.