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I'm in the same solar system but I'm setup a bit different, I use the Num2 planet for my home base and use VI-A as my Costco planet, all mats and resources are routed to that planet and when I need something I get in the simi truck "Cargo Ship" and make a store run, we have the grace of building a cargo ship so I like to take advantage of it leaving all of those noisy cargo ships away from my home base, also leaving me to enjoy the peace and quiet.
For those who do not know how to pronounce the system name, it is ka-RIB-dis, a Greek mythology monster paired with the Scilla, SIl-ah. You can summon your ship from where it is parked by going onto the ship building pad and entering build mode and then exit. Ship will appear on your pad.
This is fantastic. I started several outposts but they're mostly in different systems. I was thinking of sending helium t.. well it's complicated. What you've done is way cooler and I'm probably going to copy it. Thank you!
I appreciate it man! I've been taking a little break from Starfield because I burnt myself out. I am however, currently working on a detailed breakdown on the fabricators and creating a fabricator network on your main planet thats receiving all the resources. Using this method, plus setting up all the fabricators will give you a completely hands off automated network that creates everything you'd every need that you can grab from one planet/location.
So I did something different but used this guide to show me what to do. I have 2 intersystem cargo links per planet(same system you used) and funnel them in a chain to the first planet which has the main cargo link to my home hub planet, I have an outpost right outside New Atlantis, on Jemison. Works great man, thanks so much. I would have had no idea how to do it without this guide! 👍🏼
@briancallison They don't really explain it in game. Took some trial and error during my first run. I knew going into ng+ exactly where I was going to build this network and did almost all of it before even visiting the lodge for the first time lol! I appreciate it man! With the DLC here, I'm actually back to Starfield and have a few outpost videos planned for the next couple weeks. Working on a simple guide on how to add a 2nd star system to your network while still having all the resources funnel to you main original planet as well as a fabricator guide so you can automatically have your resources get used to create useful items without having to touch anything ever outside of initial setup. This helps keep your network from getting clogged up with raw resources. Stay tuned!
@mactravel I appreciate it man. I actually started playing this week again after a 4 month break from the game. With the DLC inbound, I'm getting the feel of things again. Probably will have a video on creating a fabricator network out before the dlc drops.
THE most annoying bug in this game is going into NG+ with Outpost Management maxed and it resets to zero as soon as you hit NG+… Stuck on 3 per base links forever, can’t advance it because the skill that is supposed to give you 6 is maxed but reset. This is on Xbox, it has been reported and acknowledged a thousand times and 6 months later it is still not working 🤬
Interesting... I didn't have anything invested into Op management until after I ended ng+ and had 4 or 5 of these outposts down. That's a weird bug, and quite an unfortunate one, especially if you don't get your perk points back.
Nice. Add the GoldStar 3 legend Ship to your ships collection. And have fun building it for yourself to have for yourself and to upgrade more etc..... Have a nice day
I am impressed Sir. I'm a newbie and started outposts, I get confused always. My big problem is re-doing my original. connections are all wrong, wish I could start from beginning. Fixing is harder than starting anew. I was going to give up, but I'm going to stay with it now. My cargo on ship is full, not sure how to empty it before going to links.
You can delete anything within an outpost and get the materials used back. You can also delete the entire outpost from the outpost module that you planet. I'd delete all your extractors etc individual first before deleting the outpost though to get your mats back. That being said, If you follow this guide you should be up and running in no time. Just take it slow. You'll free up a lot of space from your ships cargo just by building a couple outposts. Also make sure you check your misc tab in your ship cargo at a vendor. When you make changes to a ship, it puts a lot of misc junk in the cargo haul that takes up space. Sell it off every time this happens
To prevent over import on some items, one should be able to either sent stuff out to separate storage chains, by labelling what a chain will take, or set desired and max fractions of each item being sent. Anything at max should not be imported.
there are some very large private companies IRL that are LLC or equivalent with billions of revenue Aldi (supermarkets), Bosch (engineering, technology and automotive), Ineos (4th largest chemical company in the world), Ikea (furniture etc), ZF Friedrichshafen (automotive gearboxes etc), Mars (confectionery etc) to name ones you probably know, there are many other you probably don't as they are so big and hold multiple company's.
Once I learned that you could just pick up mag pistols at high level and use the 20k credits from each to purchase materials I didn't sweat construction that much. My priority instead is to go up to the edge of the arctic zone of Jemison and put an Amp farm in place. You have two different plants that provide materials via greenhouses while the gas comes from the frozen area nearby. From there you queue up Amp by the 100's and put them on a hot key to always boost movement speed.
Make a ship with as much storeage as possible. Go into a system that you have a quest in or something. Go to the different planets and start mining. While that’s happening go do your quest. I’ve had as much as 4 or 5 locations. When you you’re done with that go pick up your settlements and move to the next quest and do the same thing.
Good stuff. But I have a question. Why put the Hub on Charybdis III? Seems it has way too much going on, plus it is a violent planet as far as creatures go. Why not just ship that stuff out to one of your small outposts that doesn't have much going on? You know a nice quiet flat place with lots of room. Build the hub there.
Hey Jimmi, nice work fella! Im curious about the transfer link function you are mentioning at 8:30 for some reason it dosent work for me that way. Do u use a Mod for this feature? greetings from overseas
No mods. Ive always been able to transfer stuff from my person to my ship and take stuff from my ship to my person as soon as I put a landing pad down.
Can you daisy chain extractors? Say have one water extractor connected to all the structures that need it and if you add another one, connect it to the first water extractor and be done with it? Or do you gave to connect it to all the other structures. I realize you can use storage tanks and that’s fine if that’s what you have to do.
Do you ever have issue where you start filling up with too much of the same resource in your main hub? I was under the impression resources harvest at different speeds, do you just have to start dumping stuff til the resource you want trickles through?
i've followed your guide, however, my cargo links seem to only be transporting 1 resource at a time even though i have multiple resources set to the out bound link, any ideas?
Hey THE JimmiChanga can you also detail which resources do you get from each planet ? as an example talking about the first moon from this vid i set up the outpost on helium3 al and be spot do i forget or sacrifice the nd or can i collect it in some other way as in setting up multiple on 1 planet/moon (what happens to cargo ling situation in that case)
@MrAtharos I would avoid setting up more than 1 outpost per planet as it can cause the cargo link system to act wonky. I'm a huge advocate for taking the extra time on each planet to find biome split, therefore maximizing the potential resources in each settlement. The surveying perk can help a lot by highlighting materials before landing so you can pin point your best landing spot to achieve this.
The production rate doesn't even matter. You will have far more than you will ever use, even using no increased production. You can also buy most resources in the home city.
Am curious; Does distance of systems matter? (Like say I have my outpost on Bessel 3-b (iron, aluminum, nickel, cobalt); if I get another planet to bring in He3 for an Inter-System Cargo Link to bring already established base materials to another system across the map (does that distance matter)?
I've never did helium links because I've never needed to using this method. I doubt diatance factors into anything. I may place my last 4 outposts in a different system just to play around with the helium links, though I still have some pretty good unused planets in my current system
@@THEJimmiChanga Yeah lemme know how that goes! Am curious (still playing around in "first" game - haven't gone NG+ yet) but not sure I want to commit to an outpost system until the "final" universe) So am doing some research, asking around, etc. before making any commitments there ^_^ Would appreciate the info
while this looks sick, it seems like a lot of work that gets removed after NG+. is there a recommended NG+ level where youd actually like to stop progressing?
All music in my videos are originals I've wrote/recorded over the years. Musician of 19 years. Helps me get around copyright by never having to worry about it. I'm no pro musician, but it gets the job done.
Definitely hope we get some more vanilla tools to work with like fallout 4 got with workshop DLC's. Something like the manufacturing pack in fallout 4 would make a lot of sense in Starfield with all the resource extraction/harvesting. Also would like to see a cargo network in the future that you can set up to make sale runs automatically.
@Babyboomer_59 I have 5 setup my main outpost. I'll alternate fabs out based on what I need. I'm not a fan of how many different fabs their all and the many requirements for them. Wish it was streamlined like the manufacturing in fallout for. One machine was able to do multiple things whereas in Starfield there a fab for each individual part.
Definitely will clog yourself if you don't have enough room for storage expansion on your main planet. Copper is showcased. It's very briefly in this videos, but it's being received natively from my main planet, not through a link.
@@THEJimmiChanga I rewatched it and saw it, that's why I deleted copper from my post, lol I find when you transfer multiple items in one cargo link, after a while it gets clogged up, for example, sending aluminum and helium 3, if I put my aluminum with my iron and make a builder for Adaptive frames, eventually the helium 3 fills up and no more aluminum shows up to make the adaptive frames unless I clear our my helium 3, that was a basic example but I had this issue back at launch I just wish Bethesda would allow us to automatically stop sending an item if full so it focusses on the other items
This game should of had a smithing skill tree similar to skyrim. Make your own weaopns,armour, improve on quality of them. WHats so hard about giving us gamers that?
I think the biggest let down for my surrounding weapons/armor is the loot pool is uninspiring. I miss doing a dungeon, cave, ruin, etc and getting a unique weapon. Now there's just the same weapons w/ slightly different stat boosts. Unique weapons are exceedingly rare compared to fallout 3, skyrim, oblivion etc.
@@THEJimmiChanga as if getting resources is fun. It’s a game filled with tasks. And the gaming community has come to learn tasks in games is one of the reasons the gaming industry is in shambles.
Thanks for stopping by! Please consider subscribing if you enjoy Starfield content, outposts, and ship building as I have many more projects in the future. Also, if you could leave a like on your way out, it would be greatly appreciated. Believe it or not, likes are critical to getting the video pushed into YT's dreaded algorithm and out to others feeds.
Also, not sure why this didn't upload in 1440p as usual. It was recorded in 1440p, edited, and exported in 1440p, but YT uploaded it in 1080p. I will look into this into the future and continue to strive to provide the best quality viewing experience for everyone as I can control.
I'm in the same solar system but I'm setup a bit different, I use the Num2 planet for my home base and use VI-A as my Costco planet, all mats and resources are routed to that planet and when I need something I get in the simi truck "Cargo Ship" and make a store run, we have the grace of building a cargo ship so I like to take advantage of it leaving all of those noisy cargo ships away from my home base, also leaving me to enjoy the peace and quiet.
For those who do not know how to pronounce the system name, it is ka-RIB-dis, a Greek mythology monster paired with the Scilla, SIl-ah. You can summon your ship from where it is parked by going onto the ship building pad and entering build mode and then exit. Ship will appear on your pad.
With the all capitals font on the main screen..... yeah it says CHARY BOIS. It's the Cherry Boys system.
This is fantastic. I started several outposts but they're mostly in different systems. I was thinking of sending helium t.. well it's complicated. What you've done is way cooler and I'm probably going to copy it. Thank you!
Ive watched one minute and 22 seconds. This is exactly what Im looking for. If it delivers, you are the f$%&ing man!
I appreciate it man! I've been taking a little break from Starfield because I burnt myself out. I am however, currently working on a detailed breakdown on the fabricators and creating a fabricator network on your main planet thats receiving all the resources. Using this method, plus setting up all the fabricators will give you a completely hands off automated network that creates everything you'd every need that you can grab from one planet/location.
So I did something different but used this guide to show me what to do. I have 2 intersystem cargo links per planet(same system you used) and funnel them in a chain to the first planet which has the main cargo link to my home hub planet, I have an outpost right outside New Atlantis, on Jemison. Works great man, thanks so much. I would have had no idea how to do it without this guide! 👍🏼
@briancallison They don't really explain it in game. Took some trial and error during my first run. I knew going into ng+ exactly where I was going to build this network and did almost all of it before even visiting the lodge for the first time lol! I appreciate it man! With the DLC here, I'm actually back to Starfield and have a few outpost videos planned for the next couple weeks. Working on a simple guide on how to add a 2nd star system to your network while still having all the resources funnel to you main original planet as well as a fabricator guide so you can automatically have your resources get used to create useful items without having to touch anything ever outside of initial setup. This helps keep your network from getting clogged up with raw resources. Stay tuned!
@@THEJimmiChanga hell yea will do
I don't normally press the like button on videos but you asked so nicely! It was a well made video. Thanks
Explained so well and easy to understand and follow! Nice one mate, hope to see more Starfield content from you :D
@mactravel I appreciate it man. I actually started playing this week again after a 4 month break from the game. With the DLC inbound, I'm getting the feel of things again. Probably will have a video on creating a fabricator network out before the dlc drops.
THE most annoying bug in this game is going into NG+ with Outpost Management maxed and it resets to zero as soon as you hit NG+… Stuck on 3 per base links forever, can’t advance it because the skill that is supposed to give you 6 is maxed but reset. This is on Xbox, it has been reported and acknowledged a thousand times and 6 months later it is still not working 🤬
Interesting... I didn't have anything invested into Op management until after I ended ng+ and had 4 or 5 of these outposts down. That's a weird bug, and quite an unfortunate one, especially if you don't get your perk points back.
@@THEJimmiChanga points are still maxed, it’s the effects that stop working at NG+ which is a disaster.
Can confirm that this is also true on PC. Most annoying.
Yup, started a new game and refuse to progress past first universe
@@Jbaldwin204 outpost limits increased is the mod to fix it 🍻
Nice. Add the GoldStar 3 legend Ship to your ships collection. And have fun building it for yourself to have for yourself and to upgrade more etc..... Have a nice day
I am impressed Sir. I'm a newbie and started outposts, I get confused always. My big problem is re-doing my original. connections are all wrong, wish I could start from beginning. Fixing is harder than starting anew. I was going to give up, but I'm going to stay with it now. My cargo on ship is full, not sure how to empty it before going to links.
You can delete anything within an outpost and get the materials used back. You can also delete the entire outpost from the outpost module that you planet. I'd delete all your extractors etc individual first before deleting the outpost though to get your mats back.
That being said, If you follow this guide you should be up and running in no time. Just take it slow. You'll free up a lot of space from your ships cargo just by building a couple outposts. Also make sure you check your misc tab in your ship cargo at a vendor. When you make changes to a ship, it puts a lot of misc junk in the cargo haul that takes up space. Sell it off every time this happens
@@THEJimmiChanga Thanks so much.
To prevent over import on some items, one should be able to either sent stuff out to separate storage chains, by labelling what a chain will take, or set desired and max fractions of each item being sent. Anything at max should not be imported.
Biggest shipping company in the entire system. Still just a LLC.
LoL
Modest
there are some very large private companies IRL that are LLC or equivalent with billions of revenue Aldi (supermarkets), Bosch (engineering, technology and automotive), Ineos (4th largest chemical company in the world), Ikea (furniture etc), ZF Friedrichshafen (automotive gearboxes etc), Mars (confectionery etc) to name ones you probably know, there are many other you probably don't as they are so big and hold multiple company's.
Once I learned that you could just pick up mag pistols at high level and use the 20k credits from each to purchase materials I didn't sweat construction that much. My priority instead is to go up to the edge of the arctic zone of Jemison and put an Amp farm in place. You have two different plants that provide materials via greenhouses while the gas comes from the frozen area nearby. From there you queue up Amp by the 100's and put them on a hot key to always boost movement speed.
Try Vega 2c Amp farm plus 4 hours+ sleep time
Make a ship with as much storeage as possible. Go into a system that you have a quest in or something. Go to the different planets and start mining. While that’s happening go do your quest. I’ve had as much as 4 or 5 locations. When you you’re done with that go pick up your settlements and move to the next quest and do the same thing.
Good stuff. But I have a question. Why put the Hub on Charybdis III? Seems it has way too much going on, plus it is a violent planet as far as creatures go. Why not just ship that stuff out to one of your small outposts that doesn't have much going on? You know a nice quiet flat place with lots of room. Build the hub there.
Where are you getting copper from? The planet with Flu and TetFlu has copper. Are you getting it from there? Did I miss something?
It's in here, though very briefly covered. I'm getting it natively from my main hub planet
The game needs to add a distributor network that sales product for cash. 😁. You could end up putting Walter to shame! The first gazillionaie!
Hey Jimmi, nice work fella!
Im curious about the transfer link function you are mentioning at 8:30 for some reason it dosent work for me that way. Do u use a Mod for this feature?
greetings from overseas
No mods. Ive always been able to transfer stuff from my person to my ship and take stuff from my ship to my person as soon as I put a landing pad down.
Starfield is a nerds paradise
Can you daisy chain extractors? Say have one water extractor connected to all the structures that need it and if you add another one, connect it to the first water extractor and be done with it? Or do you gave to connect it to all the other structures. I realize you can use storage tanks and that’s fine if that’s what you have to do.
I just started a outpost in the Charybdis V planet with I think 6 resourses. might expand more in system. As I havent gone NG+ yet
u r chanel is amazing , make more videos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍clear clarity , very helpfull
Thank you! I'm working on it. Sadly this update screwed up a lot of my outposts for some od reason
Is there a chart that shows the list of systems / planets / moons and their resources?
Do you ever have issue where you start filling up with too much of the same resource in your main hub? I was under the impression resources harvest at different speeds, do you just have to start dumping stuff til the resource you want trickles through?
Really comes down to the number of extractors your using for each resource and what type (commerical/industrial etc)
2 WEEKS, waiting for a new video man!
Introduce to you all, crazy neighbor on his work acct ^
i've followed your guide, however, my cargo links seem to only be transporting 1 resource at a time even though i have multiple resources set to the out bound link, any ideas?
Hey THE JimmiChanga can you also detail which resources do you get from each planet ? as an example talking about the first moon from this vid i set up the outpost on helium3 al and be spot do i forget or sacrifice the nd or can i collect it in some other way as in setting up multiple on 1 planet/moon (what happens to cargo ling situation in that case)
@MrAtharos I would avoid setting up more than 1 outpost per planet as it can cause the cargo link system to act wonky. I'm a huge advocate for taking the extra time on each planet to find biome split, therefore maximizing the potential resources in each settlement. The surveying perk can help a lot by highlighting materials before landing so you can pin point your best landing spot to achieve this.
The production rate doesn't even matter. You will have far more than you will ever use, even using no increased production. You can also buy most resources in the home city.
I would like to see the menues allso on the linkplatforms, so i can understand the hole better
I'll keep that in mind during my fabricator video up next. I appreciate the feedback!
Am curious; Does distance of systems matter? (Like say I have my outpost on Bessel 3-b (iron, aluminum, nickel, cobalt); if I get another planet to bring in He3 for an Inter-System Cargo Link to bring already established base materials to another system across the map (does that distance matter)?
I've never did helium links because I've never needed to using this method. I doubt diatance factors into anything. I may place my last 4 outposts in a different system just to play around with the helium links, though I still have some pretty good unused planets in my current system
@@THEJimmiChanga Yeah lemme know how that goes! Am curious (still playing around in "first" game - haven't gone NG+ yet) but not sure I want to commit to an outpost system until the "final" universe)
So am doing some research, asking around, etc. before making any commitments there ^_^ Would appreciate the info
Your outpost is almost like mine lol I wish it was a mmo and we can trade. Because I have the biggest outpost in the known systems lol.
while this looks sick, it seems like a lot of work that gets removed after NG+. is there a recommended NG+ level where youd actually like to stop progressing?
NG 10. No more new armors. Powers max at 10 (X) as well.
The cargo system is a pain. Im in the middle of this even before seeing this video.
You can’t use a link for both incoming and outgoing?
Sadly no. If you could it would make life a lot easier. Still very possible to accomplish everything with careful planning
What's the crazy music in the intro??
All music in my videos are originals I've wrote/recorded over the years. Musician of 19 years. Helps me get around copyright by never having to worry about it.
I'm no pro musician, but it gets the job done.
Does this only work in NG+
where is the location of the farm?
Imagine if you had processing plant mechanic in the game
Definitely hope we get some more vanilla tools to work with like fallout 4 got with workshop DLC's. Something like the manufacturing pack in fallout 4 would make a lot of sense in Starfield with all the resource extraction/harvesting.
Also would like to see a cargo network in the future that you can set up to make sale runs automatically.
@@THEJimmiChanga Fabricators?
@Babyboomer_59 I have 5 setup my main outpost. I'll alternate fabs out based on what I need. I'm not a fan of how many different fabs their all and the many requirements for them. Wish it was streamlined like the manufacturing in fallout for. One machine was able to do multiple things whereas in Starfield there a fab for each individual part.
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After a while, stuff gets clogged up in the chain
Definitely will clog yourself if you don't have enough room for storage expansion on your main planet. Copper is showcased. It's very briefly in this videos, but it's being received natively from my main planet, not through a link.
@@THEJimmiChanga I rewatched it and saw it, that's why I deleted copper from my post, lol
I find when you transfer multiple items in one cargo link, after a while it gets clogged up, for example, sending aluminum and helium 3, if I put my aluminum with my iron and make a builder for Adaptive frames, eventually the helium 3 fills up and no more aluminum shows up to make the adaptive frames unless I clear our my helium 3, that was a basic example but I had this issue back at launch I just wish Bethesda would allow us to automatically stop sending an item if full so it focusses on the other items
This game should of had a smithing skill tree similar to skyrim. Make your own weaopns,armour, improve on quality of them. WHats so hard about giving us gamers that?
I think the biggest let down for my surrounding weapons/armor is the loot pool is uninspiring. I miss doing a dungeon, cave, ruin, etc and getting a unique weapon. Now there's just the same weapons w/ slightly different stat boosts. Unique weapons are exceedingly rare compared to fallout 3, skyrim, oblivion etc.
Looks boring. Opens up cheat portal to access all resources anywhere
@@RabbitWatchShop to each their own. Absolutely can use a cheat portal, but for a large majority of people, thats sucks the fun out of the game.
@@THEJimmiChanga as if getting resources is fun. It’s a game filled with tasks. And the gaming community has come to learn tasks in games is one of the reasons the gaming industry is in shambles.
@@THEJimmiChanga enjoy Taskfield
@@RabbitWatchShop complete bullshit