StarUI, a must-have mod to replace the bad inventory UI
StarUI, a must-have mod to replace the bad inventory UI
StarUI Inventory improves all inventory screens for use on a PC. Compact display style. More details in sortable columns. Item category icons. Category as left sidebar. Many quality of life features!
For anyone who hasn't yet checked out the Nexus since the game's release, an inventory UI replacement mod has already been out for some days. It gives you a way more compact and useful inventory interface with clickable columns that you can sort by, and most importantly the value per mass column. The most important item stat in Bethesda games.
Another thing you can do is add temporary columns of many different stats to compare your items. It also shows that quantity of an item you already have while shoping. And probably other things.
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I mean sure. If you enjoy bare bones winning no matter what and consider that a quality game, then yeah it's a game with that quality.
If you seriously believe sales equals quality, you're going to be in for a shock after highschool.
thats not what i mean, regardless of sales its a quality game
That's not what you mean? High sales was your entire point. Now it's not? Lol
nope, i said the game was quality. check your reading comprehension because sales wasnt apart of that reply at all
lol seriously? they had 6 million people play starfield literally days after release and it was the highest selling game on steam before early access even started.
"Sales wasn't a part of that reply at all".
well the game is quality so whats ur point?
please point out to everyone where sales is mentioned in this comment. oh you cant? hmm weird, maybe because sales wasnt mention in this comment you replied to?
"please completey ignore everything I said but that one thing" I can see following discussions is difficult for you.
You go argue with over stupid shit with someone else. It ain't me, kid.
two seperate comments. funny. you seem the one who cant keep up with convos