Starfield Mods

Thread link: https://old.reddit.com/r/Starfield/comments/18dkxwu/starfield_together_will_no_longer_be_developed_by/

God damn it Bethesda, so buggy even the mods are broke

I've been using a few mods to make ship building better in Starfield and none of them seem to be that popular. I figured I'd do my part to give them a few more eyeballs and give Lemmy a little more content.

• TN's Useful Ship Structure - Adds various buffs to structure components to make them more than just wastes of mass. At a bare minimum, everything gives a little hull bonus.
• TN's Hab Tweaks - Essential the same thing as the previous, but for habs. Mod author tries to tie the buff to the theme of the hab, but falls back on a little more cargo if nothing else fits.
• ComSpike and Conduction Grid - Allows you to buy the titular modules on starships beyond what you had during the Fleet questline. Available in various levels of cheatiness, including barely-cheaty-at-all.
• Enhanced Ship Builder Tolerance Plus - Allows you to fit starship modules together that look like they ought to fit but seem to be just a smidge too overlappy. Comes in various tolerances depending upon how obviously weird you want your ship to look. I prefer the lowest level of tolerance but you be you.
• Spaceship Manager - This actually has several features, but I mostly use it for hotkey power settings. One hotkey for lasers, one for ballistics, and a third for escape, for instance. Very configurable.

I consider all fo these to be essential for my load order, now. They deserve a little more love from the rest of the community.

Hey guys this is a simple mod that increases nutrition perk effectiveness drastically to make food and drink items a versatile alternative to med packs. Increases from 1.1x, 1.2x, 1.3x, 1.5x to 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x.

Hey guys this is a mod that increases vendor credits by 25%, 50%, 100%, and 200% depending on your Commerce Perk level. The original commerce perk effect is still there, this is added on top.

Hey guys heres a simple mod that let's you see which way an output link is transferring items from any direction you look at it.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/4381136

Has anyone used the mod manager by Nexus Mods? If so, does it work well or do you prefer to install the mods yourself?