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There are few video games that haven't experienced the force of Star Wars yet, and Starfield is no exception. YouTuber DeityVengy turned Bethesda's space game into another sci-fi adventure by adding over 100 mods.
The creator said they "basically added every single Star Wars mod out there on Nexus [Mods] as a foundation" and "started doing custom editing off of that."
If you'd like to create a similar experience, you can as DeityVengy provided a brief tutorial on how to make it happen. And if you do everything right, your Starfield will also have Star Wars-appropriate gear, enemies, weapons, and even sound effects.
Image credit: DeityVengy, Bethesda
The creator recommends using the Mod Organizer 2 tool to manage this many mods without conflicts. Just make sure your loading order is right as this is crucial when working with so much content. As usual, just make sure you have a copy of your saves somewhere in case something goes wrong.
Image credit: DeityVengy, Bethesda
This is probably the closest we'll get to a new Star Wars game before Outlaws comes out on August 30. And it's definitely much cheaper than Ubisoft's $130 Ultimate edition. The game will be out on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
There was also the Mandalorian game from Respawn, but the project was shut down soon after we learned about it.
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