Patch adds DLSS and improves Starfield, which has mixed user reviews – INDIAN

Pro PC a Xbox Series X/S verze Starfield a new update is out. It adds the long-awaited DLSS support to the PC version, while improving the game, fixing bugs and making it more enjoyable to play on all platforms.

Technology DLSS Super Resolution, Deep Learning Anti-aliasing (DLAA), Nvidia Reflex Low Latency and Nvidia’s DLSS Frame Generation have been tested for a long time. The tests seem to have gone well, and owners of GeForce graphics cards can finally enjoy these conveniences not only on Steam, where it was tested, but also on the Microsoft Store (including the PC Game Pass version).

They are also part of the update labeled 1.8.86 brightness and contrast sliders. You can set HDR on supported screens. In addition, developers from Bethesda Game Studios have improved the game’s performance, graphics, and gameplay as well fixed various issues.

Another thing players are happy about is the option drink a drink and eat a mealwhich you can find in the world without having to click on the inventory.

Recent user reviews on Steam are negative and Starfield has mixed reviews on Steam. Almost 6000 reviews have been written in the last 30 days. Of these, only 48% are positive. According to the fans Starfield lacks the magic of the Bethesda games.

“Never in my life would I have thought to give a negative review to a Bethesda game. The magic of their games is that they make you feel big in a big world. Here you feel small in a small world that only plays with the big one. The magical feeling of being able to go anywhere, be anyone, do anything you want, choose any side….. is gone.” wrote one disgruntled Steam player in user reviews.

A representative of Bethesda responded to him and advised him to create a new character with different characteristics. Thanks to this, he should feel like he is playing a completely different game. They also claim that Starfield is very expansive and after hundreds of hours of play, there will always be something new to discover. But players are still bothered by numerous loading screens.

At Bethesda, they intend to continue working on StarfieldTodd Howard in an interview with Wired stated, that most of the studio is still working on Starfield. In total, Bethesda Game Studios has 450 members, and about 250 of them are still focused on Starfield. Much of the rest is thought to be developing The Elder Scrolls 6. So in the future, we can expect not only the previously promised modification tools, but also other fixes and improvements. Regardless of Shattered Space story expansion.