Ghastly Knight

I loved the storytelling aspects of this mod. The crash site being pillaged by multiple Spacer ships was very fun to encounter on a harder difficulty. I really appreciated that we could steal at least 2 of the Spacer ships - they were not just set dressing with the "[inaccessible]" tag on the pilot seats. I'm not that big a fan of the suits added with this. I actually prefer his Nomad suit to the ones we get here. The weapons are not bad. I'm not big on melee builds, but the flamethrower was the best I've seen in mods on Starfield. My play style does not favor it, so I doubt I'll be using it much. The space station is nicely done. I really hope zone79 adds some radiant quests. In fact, I wish the Spacers pillaging the down ship was a recurring POI we could run across on other worlds. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. Thanks zone79!

This is a fun mod if you just want some crazy weapon options. Many are quite overpowered, so you'll want to use sparingly if game balance is a concern for you. Otherwise, have fun with them and go wild.

I really all the cheap alternatives this mod introduces to help you swap to something else pretty early in a new playthrough.

I like quite a bit of zone79's suit and clothing mods, but this one never worked for me. I don't care for Ecliptic armor, so this is a slight improvement on their regular suits. It just wasn't enough to stay in my load order.

I loved all the new, handcrafted POIs and side quests on Dazra. I can tell a lot of effort went into the story and fleshing out the houses within Va'ruun culture. The voice acting is excellent, and the world we're thrust into feels truly alien and unique within the Settled Systems with a story that leans into surreal, almost horror, elements more than any of the other faction quest lines. Unfortunately, without giving any spoilers, I'm not a fan of some of the choices the DLC forces you into before you can start the bulk of the story. Like many, I also took Andreja with me wanting to see her reaction with a return to her homeworld. While they give her ways to interject on conversations, I never got the reaction moment I expected. The DLC includes custom weapons, clothing, suits, craftable items, explosives and the option for a new home. On the downside, some of the weapons just appear to be reskins of existing weapons, and there are no new ship parts.

This is a very nice vehicle option made by BGS and offered as an alternative to the Rev-8. By comparison, it has a fully enclosed cabin and a much better weapon: the mounted rocket launcher. Its boost is a bit more limited, but it has greater speed. I also tend to think the 3 color options stand out more on the panels of the Deimog when compared to the roll cage of the Rev-8. Vasco still fits nicely in the back and will still go through similar animations on your journeys. Originally, I preferred the rover look of the Rev-8, but - in the last month or two - the Deimog has really grown on me.

I want so badly for this mod to succeed, but I tried it on a new character recently in 2026. Sadly, it reached a state - after she goes off on her own for the first time on Neon - where it kept crashing my game completely. Every time I tried to leave Neon, the game crashed. I tried disabling the creation on my load order, but all game saves for that character crashed when trying to load it. After doing some research, I found that there were many other moments in her quest line, or other quests, where the game would crash or cause areas to become inaccessible. I applaud the author for continuing to add to the creation (new content, lip sync with voiced lines, etc), but there are still bugs in it - perhaps conflicts with other creations - that lead to fatal errors in the game. It's a real shame because I like her personality and enjoyed having her as a companion, otherwise.

Originally, this was called just The Vulture when it came out in 2024. At the time, it was also 700 credits - which was badly overpriced for just 1 bounty and one of the basic ones at that. Thank goodness Bethesda has recently added 5 more all-new bounties to round out the series and now it is renamed "The Complete Bounty Series." I'm glad to say it lives up to that name, and the price tag is now quite the bargain for what you get (and those that bought it previously get the new content in an update for free). The variety of bounties and story lines is excellent and some of the best you'll find anywhere in Starfield. All of them continue the trend of giving unique gear at the end. Two of them go even further with new player homes and one gives a new, quality ship. The stories explore several different types of criminals and scenarios that sometimes put your character in some uniquely challenging situations. I hope you go into them with as few spoilers as possible.

I just wasn't a fan of how this cloak was done or how it was implemented. First, it replaces a hat in the vanilla game, so you'll occasionally find NPCs in the game wearing this cloak when it doesn't make sense for them. For instance, this occurs with Aevi from Aevi's Aerospace. The cloak itself looks good from the back (like the screenshot), but it does not fit well when looking at any character's face while wearing it. I prefer the cloaks you get with Varuun X by zone79.

This is a great addition if you want the pirates to look more realistic on breathable worlds. Instead of constantly wearing their suits, they'll be wearing various clothing outfits. Combine this with the same mod author's enemy face variety mod and you're well on your way to having the needed diversity that would exist in the Fleet. I just wish their outfits were able to be snagged with immersive looting.

This is a great addition to any playthrough if you use any mod that takes helmets off more on breathable worlds. Bethesda clearly thought we'd never see the faces of some groups like Ecliptic, so they all look like the same 4 people. I highly recommend grabbing this small mod to add some much needed diversity there.

I started exploring the locations on Serpentis II last night, and I am now thoroughly impressed with the attention paid to making this new factions and their new POIs. So many nods to the Va'ruun faith in the decor and they just fit perfectly with the biomes. Just beware of the Apex enemy units. The smaller POI has 1 and the larger POI (the Logistics center) has 2-3 of them. My character was around level 40, and these Apex guys could one-shot me even on Very Easy difficulty. In fact, I had fun bringing in 20+ Crimson Fleet reinforcements to tackle these Apex guys. They have Starborn powers, so they are zapping all over the place and switching between melee and guns. The tense chaos was so much fun - especially in the cramp spaces they lurked. They were picking off my friendly units left and right. Even non-Apex units could overwhelm you at points since the guns this group carries can do some serious damage.