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Starfield just got a DLC-sized expansion mod, allowing you to create whole colonies with giant mechs, defense turrets, a farming system and more

Modder ‘Tank-girl444’ has released a must-have DLC-sized expansion mod for Starfield, called TGs Galactic Colonies Expanse. This mod will allow you to create entire colonies, and it comes with new assets for you to use. So, let’s take a closer look at it.

This mod aims to greatly expand the game’s outpost system, production features, and more. The goal is to transform the outposts into a detailed space colonization simulator, drawing from the game’s own lore and story. It’s a highly ambitious mod.

What’s also cool here is that you can make a defense system for your colony, using turrets and mechs. This will put a smile on a lot of Starfield players. After all, the vanilla version didn’t have any mechs.

Another big feature of this mod is its new production line-based resource generation system. This will make your colony more centralized. In other words, you won’t be forced to have many different outposts to get a ton of completely individual materials from all across the galaxy. Not only that, but you can mine them from a signal location, with a lore-friendly spin.

Finally, this mod adds a brand new farming system. The modder has added over 40 new farmable plants and production items. These can be sold, used in crafting, or eaten. Moreover, there is now a new workbench to use, the colony food printer.

In short, this is an incredible DLC/Expansion mod for Starfield, and you can download it from this link. So, if you’re still playing it, make sure to get it as it will greatly enhance your gaming experience.

Speaking of Starfield, there are even more cool mods for it that you can try. For instance, this mod adds cool quests when you explore new places. There’s also a mod that makes dead bodies move realistically, as well as a mod that aims to overhaul the game’s enemy AI. In September 2023, we shared the Disk Cache Enabler Mod, which helps reduce how much space the game uses on your computer. There’s also a mod that gives characters super realistic eyes. Halo fans can use this mod to play as the Master Chief himself. Oh, and if you don’t like the default camera views in dialogue, there’s a mod to disable them.

Sprinting Stuttering Fix is another cool mod that stops the annoying stutters when you run. Then, you can grab this mod that makes the game run smoother by fixing a bunch of scripts. And don’t forget these two must-have mods that make the game look and feel better with a new User Interface and cooler Particle Effects. On the other hand, this mod lets you travel between planets in real-time. Oh, and let’s not forget this mod that brings a dynamic weather system into the game, as well as this mod that aims to improve the behavior of NPCs.

Finally, here are all the best Starfield mods you can download.

Have fun!

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25 thoughts on “Starfield just got a DLC-sized expansion mod, allowing you to create whole colonies with giant mechs, defense turrets, a farming system and more”

      1. lol youre not totally wrong about that. Starfield wasnt as good as it should have been but I did have some fun with it. For me its more annoying that there are definitely parts that I really enjoyed but am disappointed it wasnt able to be replicated across the whole game, I really thought the space pirates questline was good. I should probably temper my expectations about the summer expansion coming up but thankfully modders seems to be picking up the slack.

        1. After watching countless of video critiques and having a few critiques of my own and thinking about this game for months, i have come to the conclusion that everything wrong with the game is bugthesda’s fault. For example, stupid guns designs, bugthesda guns from fallout 4, empty maps and endless grindings and perks, fallout 4, its bughesda fault they are lazy, bad perfomance and outdated graphics, bugthesda, stupid story and characters and hardly any choices at all, bugthesda, immortal npcs, bugthesda, bullet spongy elite enemies, bugthesda fallout 4, stupid writing, meh music, simplistic spaceships all of it is bugthesda, the one thing that they outsourced was ship building and that was the best part of the game. Emile and todd lyinward need to retire.

          1. I try to stay away from watching tons of critique videos because I find they tend to sway opinion if the video is done particularly well. Its not the worst game I’ve played and personally I think the Space Pirate questline is at least worth the price of one month of game pass but its definitely a disappointing release that I think everyone interested hoped would be better from the onset.

          2. its a template for modders since the main game is meh, needs better story, characters, combat especially space combat, character models, weapons planets. Of course this cant happen as the game does not have plugin load order dependency functions, maybe bethesda is trying to fix that problem. The fact one man made spacebourne 2 that is buggier than starfield but more interesting and ambitious shows you that bethesda is stuck remaking fallout 4.

          3. That’s definitely agreeable. Its just crazy because that framework can work so well but needs the TLC to make it something special. It’s definitely the wrong way to look at it but in a few years I think it’ll be something since they had said they planned for it to have relevance as long as Skyrim or Fallout 4. Unfortunately that seems to be the case with a lot of these titles that come out today, but on the flip side at least I only had to spend the $11+ tax to play through it.

          4. its definitely hit a lul moment, but I dont think microsoft will let it die. Personally I think the fact that it still gets any press including that deluge of criticism videos is more telling that people do want the game to exist in a much better state. But we shall see what the future brings.

  1. 6 months later, no dlc, no mod tools, bethesda promised procedurally generated cities and gave us nothing , some modder did this without mod tools and has settlements that are as big as you would expect a next game to have and not empty deserts.

    This industry is a joke.

      1. well, “i want to believe” x files ufo jpg too but like yantzee said “hope is a shield we use to protect ourselves from the awful things life throws at us, well in this case they picked that shield and shoved it up our a s s”

        At some point we have to stop believing in santa and other fairy tales like thinking this industry can come back from this.

    1. True, but unfortunately not people employed by Bethesda. They are mostly incompetent. They need to be purged of most of the dead weight and set talent and experience as the number one priorities in hiring replacements before they have a chance to turn ES VI into their next turd game as well. It couldn’t be more obvious that it is long, long overdue for a radical change in the company.

  2. You’d need a monster system for large settlements like that though, just a couple small ones on places I wanted to easily remember where they were on the starmap were taxing. The settlement mechanic in this game just wasn’t well done and made a lot less sense then the FO4 rebuilding ones did. There are whole games about space settlements no need to add that in half-axxed imo. The starship builder should have been refined a lot more also etc

    The crew system etc was also badly done and confusing etc It’s like they had whole wings of people working on one aspect, spaceship builder, settlements, etc and they thought they could just plug them all into each other and it would all work out, but it’s just a jumbled mess of systems which most will skip a few of them completely or barely touch other than story required stuff. I’m not sure they can add more to it via DLC to bring me back, uninstalled after a fair bit of time w it.

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