Bethesda has announced a temporary shutdown of the Creation Club service. Fans suspect that this is needed to prepare official support for mods in Starfield.
Bethesda has announced an interruption in the operation of the so-called Creation Club, a service that enables you to easily download and install mods in the studio's games.
Recall that although Starfield has already lived to see many mods (the game ranks 13th in terms of their number on Nexus Mods), for now they are made by the cottage industry method, using fan knowledge of the engine from previous installments of the series. Bethesda has already announced that official modding tools will be released next year. So gamers are hoping that the maintenance work means that the tools will be made available soon, and not, for example, at the end of 2024.
Starfield debuted in early September on PC, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, with an extensive Community Patch available only for the PC version of the game.
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