Bizarre bugs have appeared in the New Game Plus mode of Starfield, confusing players with unusual gameplay experiences.
Starfield offers an extensive open-world space journey. Players can wander through an expansive universe, accomplish quests, and unlock the so-called 'Starborn powers'.
While these powers certainly add to the gameplay experience, they may also cause unexpected complications within the game's new 'reincarnation' mode.
The game's New Game Plus is a mode that allows adventurers to relive the story while preserving their experiences and skills, potentially resulting in an enhanced experience.
However, recent experiences have revealed that the New Game Plus mode within Starfield might be too chaotic for some.
Players have reported severe bugs and glitches, including infinitely active spells and unanticipated invisibility.
Such experiences have led to players facing abnormal challenges in exploring the game's universe.
For this reason, many loathe to revisit temples to unlock their Starborn powers, which they feel add to the complexity of gameplay rather than enhancing it.
The NG+ mode iteration that leads to such complications involves revisiting a total of 240 temples - an arduous task for players.
Reaching this stage signifies remarkable gameplay achievement, although for some, it may equally represent numerous instances of imposed shortcuts to 'complete' the game.
Yet the real challenge of surmounting this milestone seems to be the variety of unexpected issues brought on by the game itself.
Players have reported permanent invisibility and never-ending slowed gameplay, taking away the fun and strategic elements from the experience.
These unexpected turn of events have compelled players to resort to earlier versions until the developers rectify the issues plaguing the New Game Plus mode.
Although inconvenient, these issues have sparked a spirit of camaraderie within the gaming community.
Fellow players are coming up with quick fixes and potential solutions; for example, it has been suggested that if your gameplay is infinitely slowed, you can save, exit, and then reload the game to resume a normal play speed.
Similarly, another player has proposed that sitting on any in-game object like a bench can help resolve the glitch.
Irrespective, while these solutions may provide temporary relief, they do not rectify the fundamental issues with the game itself.
Therefore, some may choose to wait for official fixes from the game developers, while others may continue to devise temporary solutions.
All in all, adventurers embarking on the journey of Starfield's New Game Plus mode are carrying with them not only their in-game powers and knowledge but a lot of patience and persistence.