The result of Shattered Space's ultimate mission might not matter as much as you would think. However, your character might not make it until the end.]]>Starfield Shattered Space expands upon the mysterious House Va’ruun by further exploring their families and hierarchy. The Scaled Citadel quest line brings it all to a satisfying conclusion.
How will the story with the mystical phantoms end? Read on to find out.
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Phantom of the Opera.]]>Starfield’s Shattered Space DLC has new adventures waiting around every corner. While the main story will take up a large chunk of your time, there are other side quests to complete, including the Fallen Footsteps quest that channels your inner ghost hunter.
This Shattered Space quest is received at the House of Healing from Vassilis Voria, though it is only unlocked if you complete his previous quest, Lost and Found, and starts relatively simple enough. You’re tasked with dealing with a Vortex Phantom at an Orphanage, with the location marked on your map.
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Docking ships in Starfield is an easy process, but one that isn't thoroughly explained in-game]]>Starfield is all about deep space exploration, so you can be sure there will be plenty of traveling around the galaxy in your spaceship. Eventually, you’ll need to dock your ship to resupply, turn in quests, and explore every nook and cranny the galaxy has to offer.
Docking in Starfield refers to when you want to connect your ship to a staryard, space station, or other ships, which you’ll need to do if you want to engage in some hijacking. It can be a tricky process, though, and while there’s a brief tutorial on how to do so, you might come across a side quest that requires you to dock another ship before you’ve learned the ropes. Or, if you’re like me, you simply forgot what the game taught you and need a bit of a refresher.
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A choice with consequences.]]>Starfield Shattered Space takes you through the history and politics of House Va’ruun across Va’ruun’kai. Once you get initiated as part of House Va’ruun, you quickly get roped into taking sides for the houses. One choice will have you decide the fate of Vaeric Veth’aal.
Starfield Shattered Space Conflict in Conviction quest guide
Vaeric’s fate is decided in the “Conflict in Conviction” quest, which is a part of the “Aligning the Houses” questline of Starfield Shattered Space. This questline centers around assisting House Veth’aal of the Var’uun and the fate of their successor. Complete your missions of assisting Inaza and House Ka’dic and move on to House Veth’aal to begin this mission.
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You can leave the facility alone, or bring ruin to a nearby farm for science.]]>You have to make multiple decisions as you play through Starfield‘s Shattered Space DLC and make your way to House Va’ruun’s homeworld. One of the main quests, Exhuming the Past, requires you to decide either to take a final interlock or leave a dam.
The choice could seem minor in the moment at the end of Exhuming the Past’s quest story, but it’s critical to characters within the larger story. You’ll have a chance to grab the final piece from this location, or you can choose to leave peacefully, allowing those to remain inside the dam while also preventing any further consequences for a nearby farm. Here’s what you need to know about if you should grab the final interlock, or if you should exit the dam for Exhuming the Past in Starfield.
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It's a beefy list.]]>Starfield was the first new IP from Bethesda in 25 years, and the game got a whole lot bigger with the arrival of the Shattered Space DLC, which added even more achievements to the mix.
Whether you’re playing on Xbox Series X|S or PC, the achievements you earn along the way are something you can look upon with pride and, should you get stuck on things to do in Starfield, can provide some inspiration. That’s especially true as you make your way through the DLC’s new planet, Va’ruun’kai, and all the things it holds for you to discover.
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A choice to not be made lightly.]]>Starfield Shattered Space expands upon the mysterious House Va’ruun by integrating players into their unique quest line. Like most quests in Starfield, you have to make difficult choices to progress, one of which is choosing to kill or spare Sahima of House Va’ruun.
Starfield Shattered Space Zealous Overreach quest
Sahima is a key character in the Zealous Overreach quest of House Va’ruun in Starfield Shattered Space. Getting to her requires you to go through a few prerequisite quests, including the first Shattered Space main quest.
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It's a pain.]]>Shattered Space in Starfield is finally here, but it’s not just a case of jumping immediately into a new adventure. Fear not, though, as we’ve outlined everything you need to know in this guide.
Starfield’s first major piece of DLC released on Sept. 30. It introduced an entirely new story centered around the mysterious House Va’Ruun, provided a new planet to explore, and provided hours of additional content.
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A Duel takes place in the middle of Dazra. ]]>After you disembark to Dazra in Starfield, there will be a lot for you to do as you explore the homeworld for House Va’ruun. When you explore the city, you’ll discover a duel between Amila and Borhal, and some choices are available.
There are several ways this duel can play out between these two characters. There are benefits to different avenues of handling it, with consequences and rewards for each. Here’s what you need to know about The Duel in Starfield Shattered Space and how you should go about the duel between Amila and Borhal.
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Shattered Space was followed by a substantial update addressing the game's many issues. ]]>Starfield‘s first expansion Shattered Space is out, and alongside it came a new massive patch that addressed the game’s many issues. Here are the most important changes the Shattered Space patch introduced to Bethesda’s flagship title.
Biggest changes in Starfield’s Shattered Space patch
Performance should get a bit better
Right off the bat the patch notes, shared on Steam, give us a glimpse into what’s probably the most important part of any Bethesda game’s update: performance changes. While Bethesda didn’t clarify much as to what precisely they changed performance-wise, we know the developers made “general” improvements to the game’s technical side, focused on numerous visual bugs, enhanced lighting, and made the game more stable. Bethesda titles are known for poor performance and technical problems, so it’s always welcome to see the company work hard to make its games as stable and well-running as possible.
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