澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield fans are already turning to the game's modding community to𝄹 address the lackไ of 'romantic' content in the upcoming RPG.

Last week, the Australian rating board revealed its 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:'Restricted' rating for Starfield, basing its judgement on the game's "interactive drug use." That rating a🍨lso revealed a 'None' listing under the 'Sex' category, sugg༒esting that Starfield is an entirely chaste experience.

That's not a huge surprise - Skyrim is a pretty sexless game, and when you do bump uglies in Fallout, it tends to be more of a 'fade to black' experience. Bethesda certainly isn't following the likes of BioWare or 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:CD Projekt Red into their 🌼cinematic adult scenes, but that doesn't seem to have halted ex♏pectations around the game's inevitable modding community.

The top comment on a bemoaning the lack of sex in Starfield reads "well I'm sure that one particular website will fix that issue," likely referring to a website called Loverslab that features minimal cꦫontent moderation around its mods. Others point to Nexusmods, which offers its own wealth of content, with a significant portion of it leaning towards the more adult end of the modding spectrum.

The main debate right now seems to be around how🧜 long it will take for those more 'adult' mods to arrive - one comment suggesting players should "give it a week or two" was countered with the idea that one seriously-caffeinated modder would knock the changes out on day one. Others are already creating their modding checklists, with nude mods right up there with the Shrek ಞand Thomas the Tank Engine add-ons that find their way into almost every new release right around launch.

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield mods have already been confirmed by Todd Howard, who says that mod support will be available, just like in Skyrim and Fallout. That's meant that some modders are already gearing up to make sure they're ready at launch - the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield Community Patch project has one group ꧒ready to help smooth out the almost-inevitable ro🧔ugh edges that come with a Bethesda release. 

With Starfield and Baldur's Gate 3 now a week apart, some RPG fans are going to have to make an important choice this Fall.