Starfield - 7 More Things I WISH I Knew About Sooner
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- Our Starfield Review showed how hyped we were with the game but I wish I knew these 7 things MUCH sooner! You'll want to know these things before playing again! This tips and tricks Starfield guide is free of faction and main story spoilers and full of excitement as always! Bethesda Game Studios has made a sensational game and we are so PUMPED to be covering it!
STARFIELD GUIDE TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - How Stealth REALLY Works
2:24 - Ship Build parts are hidden by your level
3:39 - Find more Unique Locations with this approach
6:20 - Why the Security Skill might not be worth it for you
7:32 - How to ACTUALLY Get the Fastest Ship
9:41 - Ship Crew Skills are NOT What I Thought
13:31 - The Galbank Mission I Missed Early
RELEVANT GUIDES:
- Fastest Ship: • Starfield - The FASTES...
- Starfield Stealth Guide: • Starfield - 8 Things Y...
- Security Skill - Is It Worth It: • Starfield - The OVERRA...
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Use the scanner when exploring cities and settlements to check people’s names. If a unique name, go talk to them. They often have small quests for you.
Grabbing a cappuccino for the janitor is now my "first time in New Atlantis" signature.
I just started doing this last night! Super helpful
Just walking by them and listening to stuff they say can give you quests too - I have gotten at least a half dozen mini quests without ever speaking to the named NPCs, but just by overhearing them talk as I walked by while questing.
Also they tend to have 700-1000ish creds each compared to the 76 civilians normally carry and it tends to regenerate. It's not flagged as stolen so if your pickpocket is good enough can make money pretty quick without a lot of effort as you stroll around.
Crew skill explanations really needs to be added in-game. It's a little crazy how little it is explained when it can have a significant impact.
My biggest criticism of the game so far.
It’d be handy, but at the same time they are all the same skills you have access to.
@@bobroberts2581 Not all of them. Piloting for example is not identical to the player piloting skill. Leadership also functions differently from the player version. All the resource related skills are also different. Just would have been nice to have some sort of tool tip.
Thing I learned, if the game won’t let you fast travel to a place you normally fast travel to you might have contraband in your inventory. 😅
I don’t know about that. It will usually say that you’re carrying contrab and you can travel.
😮
@@buddyscaglini the contraband warning doesn’t tell you how much. I thought it was one ☝🏻 item and dropped it. Tried to fast travel to the Mast district but it would only let travel to the planet. Where I got scanned realizing I’d missed a second contraband item. 😅
Which makes sense, otherwise people would just fast travel directly to Lodge without having to being scanned.
they worded it poorly. you cant fast travel to new atlantis or any of the new atlantis locations until you have been scanned for example, it will be greyed out, but besides the city you can fast travel wherever in jemison (i have an outpost there for example) or the system without being scanned first. basically places that have stores you cant go to without being scanned, dont think having contraband changes that@@buddyscaglini
Don't sleep on the amps. 30% speed and 2x jump height increase are massive and also apply to your jet pack boost. You don't need any skillpoint investment and the ingredients are dirt cheap. You can craft around 20 amps in one atlantis or neon vendor run, or better yet, do an argon outpost and have amps for days. Funny thing is it doesnt even say amps are addictive in game, but I can't play without them.
Amp & personal atmosphere are a great combo for getting around
You not lying especially when you need to get out of bad situations
Based
@@dylanfrazier5633you had to edit that? Yikes. And what makes that based to you kiddo?
@@MagatdestroyerI also want to know what’s up with that dude
Galbank foreclosed my uncle's farm. He had to sleep outside and an Aceles stepped on him. Crushed his legs. Now all he does is beg in Neon for Aurora.
@@vermiform ...but I took an Aceles to the pelvis
Woah rip unc
Heres some things: have a crate of helium 3 in your outpost increases your grav jumps range, the payloads skill actually makes it harder to detect contraband you are carrying, staying still in shadowed areas is massively important to stealth the difference between being in the shadows and being in the light is.... Night and day and you can sell certian books like dracula, moby dick and the theory of evolution to a shopkeeper in akila for 2000 creddits each.
I need more information about this helium-3 thing. Do you need to be actively extracting it in your base? And you say "crate" are you just referring to the gas storage container? Also, does it need to be linked to anything for that to work?
@@SimplestUsername yes the gas containers, and I'm not sure how it works its just a hint in the loading screens.
This is brilliant, thanks!
I'm a big Laredo fan in Starfield. As a Scoundrel, it seemed like a no-brainer to max out Pistols, Ballistics, Persuasion, and Piloting. Really sets up that Wild West, or Han Solo feel.
Great vid fudge. My fave thing to enjoy recently is setting my grav to one. Set destination, hold select and enjoy a glorious 360° view of my Star Raven and or close gas giants before zipping off to destination. Stealth is underrated, Katydid is a beautiful setting for a base. Xenomorph skill has been my clutch when exploring. Va'ruun weaponry is disgustingly good
Space Combat - for Xbox, hit the right bumper while turning let’s you use the ships thrusters. You can execute really sharp turns!
Whoa that crew member skill info is huge. I had no idea the skills were doing that. I gotta say I kinda had a feeling skills didn’t stack but I’m keeping Amelia and Sam on the team. Having 8 crew members is great. Also I had no idea Sara did that. I always assumed vasco was free
You should combine these “Things I Wish I Knew” videos into one long movie. I gotta say I’m very disappointed about the crew not giving ships weapon damage, since I didn’t want to put points into ship weapons. I was maybe going to do shields and engineering for a tough ship.
Use particle weapons. Find one that has 3500 range, add 4 of them and delete the other weapons. 1 point into piloting for thruster use. No other points in pilot sort of skills needed.
Boost away from the fight twice, then while engaging thrusters turn the ship 180° so it's pointing at the ships you're fighting, keep the thrusters engaged and then put the ship in reverse. Hold the thrusters and the reverse while shooting the ships. This will allow you to maintain a safe distance while also destroying the ships chasing you.
My level 23 just took on the folks at The Key doing this while in a small Class A ship.
When it comes to a ship build, just get to get 150 top speed and 100 maneuverability. Also the fewer the engines the better, that way it's easier to lower them all.
My main scoot around ship is a Class A with 20 power, 200ish shielded cargo from the Red Mile, one 2x1 hab so I have a bed, two engines, 4 particle weapons, and a basic shield. Everything else is just the minimum to allow it to fly.
I'm on Xbox so no mods and I'm using the standard control scheme.
Thank you for being so kind! I’ve perused forums where people ask for clarification on these topics and end up dealing with the fedora squad who laugh at honest questions because they’re “not paying attention to the tutorial” and “clearly playing a game that they’re not skilled enough to attempt”
Like maybe I’m not the smartest cookie but I’ve put countless hours into Bethesda games and the Starfield tutorial was genuinely awful 😂 Dealing with an onslaught of transparent text boxes with walls of information while you’re in an active firefight? Yeah I’m not retaining much of that
Two important ship parts to remember are the 40 power c class reactor unlocking at level 57 and the 39 power b class reactor at 60
I’d be happy with the 28 power A class that opened for me at level 15 but it’s locked behind level 4 ship design. 😅
@@nocturnechansonu gotta make an XP farm animal husbandry outpost. I went from level 50 to 90 in a couple hours. Changes everything more then I can describe
figured out how to do this yesterday. Just take your ship in shipbuilder, take your ship docker and make it as high as you can, put 1x1 habs under it to connect it back to your ship. Next add 2 big habs (3x1) half way up to form a large T or cross like structure. Save Now you got all these places to attach things. Then go to structures and start adding pieces all over the attachment points. You save and check to see how many are being accepted toward the goal. After a save and check, go delete the ones you added, save and add more, then check again. Rinse and repeat a few times and you will have it all done. Took me a little over an hour to go thru all the levels of adding parts to finish level 4. So you will need 3 skill points to do this if you already have it unlocked. Cheers! @@nocturnechanson
@@adognamedkevin9846 nah fam, just glitch the ship builder, its free without skill investment needed
The explosion perk is applied when using explosive rounds.
Like the number of times that you need to use explosive devices to get to the next level and also the bonus you get for each perk.
Picked up an explosive maelstrom and it's so bad ass, had it for at least 10 levels, melts em like butta
@@Super_Broly absolutely 💯. I was playing a sneaky sniper build but when they spotted me I had mines and a rifle with explosive rounds.
Pretty sweet 🤘
Thank you for the video. Here is somethings I wish I had tried earlier.
May as well try Persuasion, even if you have no points in the skill. I resolved a potentially dangerous quest against two very powerful enemies by talking them down. It's all a random chance and you may get lucky. Worse case is, you have to do it the hard way, which would have been required anyway.
With Security/Digipicks, line up all of the layers before you start activating them. You will be more likely to spot errors with the pattern and save yourself some Digipicks along the way.
If an expert or master level lock may seem too difficult or confusing you can always back out before slotting a tumbler to reroll the tumblers until you get one that’s simpler
Can't believe I'm still learning new mechanics nearly a month in
They game does awful at explaining most of the mechanics 🥲
I personally would love a crew perks guide bc like you said everything isnt explanied very well. Love the vid and cant wait to see the Ronin build
Same
Great video as always! I was under the impression that Vasco was the free crew member since he is a robot and just seems to hibernate while on the ship. Also, anyone looking for the debt collector chain can just follow the dream home quest if they started with that trait!
Something I learned recently: looking at the planet map, the carat ^ next to the landing zone is a fast travel icon straight back to your ship. (Sure you can surface map, and press Y on controller, or just look for the ship in the scanner... But you can get back to the ship right from the map too)
Did not know that, thanks.
You can also pull the scanner up in orbit, it shows landing icons and if you point your ship at one you can land.
Strangely, I did the GalBank missions right after I started my first playthrough on early access.
I did too because my first PC had dream home and I followed the activity marker to go talk to the galbank exec and just fell into the bounty hunter game as a way to make money to pay off my mortgage LOL
Nice video as always.
Talking about Coe making our ship faster, I would like to see a guide from you guys, explaning the influence of companions skills on our own.
This is definitely the best “wish I knew “ video I’ve seen. I didn’t know a lot of this. And I felt like I’ve pretty much figured everything out.
Every peron on your ship can carry their own weight. One person i have carrying extra guns. Another I carrying space stuff. The 3rd id have carrying resources and whatnot. That helps out tremendously.
If you're over encumbered and walking ADSing a weapon will make you walk about twice as fast.
My contribution to the tips and tricks lol.
I got a pro tip that I keep telling myself every time I play Starfield but still never listen. USE YOUR AID ITEMS. If you’re the type of person that scavenges literally everything before leaving somewhere, then you surely have a bunch of med packs, amps, Hippolyta, etc. You gotta consider your aid inventory more often.
Playing on Very Hard helps
You have the best channel HANDS DOWN. When it comes to ES and now Starfield your RP videos are too notch
I suggest taking and sticking with the Wanted trait. It leads to some surprising and edifying situations once you start getting to lvl 15-20.
This was by far the best video of things you didn't know! Thanks so much guys for doing what you do!
You have a real skill at spaceship paint schemes. Every one's a winner.
So what I feel I've discovered about exploring is setting down at any random point is going to give you a zone that pulls from a list of locations for that stars level. And you'll urn through the random stuff pretty quickly, although you'll continue to see new stuff, just basic RNG principles. Don't know if there are rarity tables or it's all uniform. Landing spots seen from orbit I think are generally unique. What's around them definitely pulls from the same pool, but it also seems there may be other guaranteed unique locations you wouldn't get when you just pick a point on the globe and land. I think the idea was always pick a faction or two, do the radiants and main quest. Explore the vicinity of the fixed locations, finish the main quest and take a different path through on each new game plus. It's absolutely not balanced for scouring everything, even more so than FO or ES. You're supposed to get the opportunity to explore everything through multiple runs. I wish I had understood that up front. The game may give you the freedom to "play how you want" but it's only really tuned to play well through a fairly specific and infuriatingly unspoken game loop. It's not linear, but it has a back bone you need to follow as scaffolding for the experience to make sense. And it's the lack of sign posts for how the game was designed to be played, lazily couched as "player freedom" that I think is the biggest flaw.
Glad i learned that stealth one right off the start. Helped so much in my firsy rhonin play through
6:53 Without spoiling anything I’ll say that you do get rewarded for investing in master lock picking late game in quite a few quests especially quests like “entangled” and “revelation” where having a master lock pick skill gives you access to master locked rooms that will open new opportunities for you to discover hidden third options in quests that seemingly have a binary decisions or help you gain access to computer consoles that will let you control robots and turrets that make hard quests significantly easier
These'll help. Your videos have been a source of info since I started playing
I’d love a deeper explanation of the crew systems between the ships and the outposts. I’m still not 100% if people are assigned or not if they do what they are supposed etc.
currently it seems assigning crew to outposts dont do anything and has been reported that none of their skills work or have any benefit when assigned there. crew in a spaceship will use skills that turn white when you assign them, however you dont seem to get everything beneficial from the skill and their ranks. like sam you and piloting you cant pilot class b or c ships and with sarah and astrodynamics or whatever, the fuel reduction you benefit from but not the increase range. so its super confusing.
In short...
For ships its the whatever skills lights up white and then from there it varies what ranks and bonuses count, may or may not be bugged.
For outposts: nothing works regardless of what lights up white. clearly bugged.
@@cjpackwhile your correct that it's as simple as assigning people to whatever what lights up is what you get the perks work just not in the way you think. I don't remember what they all do but for example having a dude on an outpost with outpost engineering won't give u that perk but the character will give you free resources that can help with building your base. Another tip Vasco doesn't take up a seat on the ship and I love how everytime I land he stands near the bay like my lil butler
@@cjpack also any weapon perks apply to the companion not you
yea those dont light up white regardless of if you have them assigned to outpost or ship @@jeambeam3173
yea im im not buying what ur saying about crew on outpost, i think thats just something someone said and is getting spread around, ive tried other crew and it doesnt work with outposts. also only rank 4 outpost engineering deals with resource cost and hes rank 3. i think what u said is just a rumor. and yeah idk if thats vasco only. I havent researched the ability ot have more than 2 crew on a ship but i have sarah, sam, andrea, and barret somehow on my ship@@jeambeam3173
We need a guide for vendors who carries better odds of finding rare ammo like 40mm xpl, 9x39 and 45acp ammo, 6mm MI etc
I find the trade authority at the den and the named gun shops in the city's have better odds finding the rarer ammo types. That's been my experience so far at least.
I have had good luck with Centaurian Arsenal in New Atlantis residential area.
Guy with the armor shop in the well had 15 rounds of 40mm last time i went, lvl 40
As a lowly level 24 right now, I've got a few hundred rounds of rivet ammo (12.5mm or somethin like that?) but still haven't found a weapon that uses it yet. Could someone enlighten me about it a little bit?
Only reason I even have any is I've gotten into the habit of just buying out a vendor's entire ammo supply along with picking up every last bit of ammo I find in any crate or safe or sitting on a random desk, for the simple reason(s) being that I have at least one weapon for all of the ammo types I've seen in game and so I just wanna stockpile it on my character because it weighs absolutely nothing no matter how much I have. I've also found that I'm a terrible shot sometimes, so I waste a fair amount of ammo, too, regardless of the weapon. A few thousand rounds stocked up (esp. 7.77 and caseless shotgun ammo) feels a lot more comforting than only 700-800 rounds. Keeps me from having to go shopping after every single run-in with a group of hostiles.
@@arcanewyrm6295 I think the heavy weapons are lvl locked for loot drops. I'm finding them more often the higher my lvl is.
The good thing about Sam Coe is the Cora/Sam banter on the ship imho 🤣
Nerudyne Botany Lab is actually part of a misc quest I randomly came across! I actually dont remember how I got there but there was slate in the end of dungeon instead of treasure chest you usually find, and i believe the quest made you go 3 different places and this location was 2nd from last.
Love your Starfield videos, Fudgemuppet!
I have noticed two things, Loot isn't based on lock level true its all RNG, but based on difficulty level. I have gotten alot more EPIC/Legendary items playing on very hard. I also noticed, if I leave the hardest NPC alive last, they always carry an "enchanted" item. So i just quick save and quick load, and they change what they carry. Just keep doing it until you get what you want. Every single procederal base, has a "boss" character in the end of it.
Great video. Love this game.
Amazing work. As always. Look into Erick quest to recruit to ship, plus Sam it’s fast!
Yep, that abandoned mine with the swarmlings and Swarm Sisters was an interesting one...found on Jemison while surveying.
Gal bank was the first quest I did after turning in the artifact 😅. I loved it as I chose bounty hunter background.
I have found a strange Zen i this game of going to the SysDef ship (I can't remember the name. Vengeance? something like that?) And picking up a mission at the board to go and hunt a thing, that is what I use as my next stronghold to assault mission. I don't really care about the pirate I have to hunt, just that it will bring me to a location where I can begin a shootin'. I am a Sniper so I snipe as many as I can, before I whip out my close range rifle and finish everything off. Pick up the spoils, collect my bounty, and go again. only downside is Docking at the ship and having to undock is a bit annoying every time x.x
just discovered that you can use explosives to free the artifacts from the bedrock instead of having to pull out the mining laser (using a bridger)
any weapon will work
Just scan. It will auto equip the cutter. When you exit scan it will bring back your weapon.
@@xProdigy96 I was in fact already aware of this,
You can melee with a knife too. Anything damage-wise will work.
Great job. Wow I've missed a lot.
More onto secret areas, lost ships have been the most “dark” discoveries I make. Like the guy who got lost using his hyper drive and made notes back to his wife, or the worst being the couple who lost their daughter and went to spread her ashes in space, only for the wife to unexpectedly let her life go. I couldn’t find what the husband did, but you’ll find both parents frozen on their ship together and belongings to the daughter all over the ship
Very interesting with Piloting skill boosting speed but not letting you use class B or C ships. I also noticed through testing that Sarahs astrowhatever skill won't increase your grav jump range (which is rank 1 bonus) but will decrease your fuel cost, (rank 2)
The Damage perks for actual weapons like Ballistics or Shotgun certification on crew does stack with the players perks, ive found.
There are some ship weapons that function a bit differently, so maybe Barret would be more useful with a particle beam that has a firing speed based on power, rather than recovery.
I am just playing starfield vicariously through all of you
Great stuff
Love everything you guys have put out so far! Is there an outpost guide in the pipeline?
@2:50 there's a Reddit post where someone when thru using commands and determined level-by-level when each part would be available and thr primary location.
Great resource (except for the visual part) on how to plan a ship build.
Even though i have encountered quite a few bugs i still enjoy the game. I just wished that i could bring one or two self built ships with me on the next playthrough. They could give you an option to choose the Starborn or your own ship, or maybe that one or two selected self built ships would be available at a vendor.. oh, and the locks started to REALLY annoy me.. it takes up so much time when you add them up. i downloaded the lockpick mod and now it's basically two slots and done. There are waaaay to many locks to pick that have NOTHING of vallue inside the lockbox/safe. Just a waste of time.
I totally agree. I never leveled my lockpicking skill and I glad I didn't. You'll defiently get more loot per hour if you just avoid locked crates and just take on more combat quest.
Also, I love my personal built ship. I'm bummed that I need to find the money to rebuild it again and again.
You should be bringing everything with you for NG+. The fact that you don’t defeats the purpose of having a NG+.
8:40. You might want to look at Vasco. He has 1 point in aneutronic. That gives 1 extra point for power. It showed earlier in the video you had him assigned to crew.
lol true
Vasco is the superior Co
I call him tars lol
vasco does give an extra power bar, but his is white like the rest of them and can be assigned to any system. sams energy bar is green and is permanently assigned to the engines.
That’s what that perk does!? Next crew hire found
Would be pretty cool if the next build had that sneak + melee + EM weapon feel to it. Been pretty fun on my end so far and very effective
Oh cool the abandoned mining platform. Definitely right out of a horror movie. I found it on Titan.
For us Xbox gamers, i found (thru Google and use) that there are some hidden functions - of which one i thought was PC exclusive.
Pressing and holding B while flying, will allow you to exit the pilot seat and then walk around like normal. For the first several hours (like 15 or so), i thought you could only do this when docked or landed.
And 2nd, in the ship builder interface, quite a few guides made reference to a PC function of being able to select a point on a ship and have a filtered list of only those parts that would be allowed. On Xbox, if you hold both Trigger buttons and then press A, we can do the same.
Omg that second tip, thank you. Been super bummed I couldn't do that
@@calvinskutnik3490 I forget which other video exactly, but there was some general discussions on starfield topics, but someone replied to me and it blew my mind. Tried it out just yesterday and it works just like you'd expect.
Loot is influenced by the difficulty of the game. So only having a high lockpicking perk is not enough. Set the difficulty higher and you get better loot more often. There are "guides" which tell you to save your game before entering certain areas with many items and if you arent satisfied with the loot you can load the save file, set the difficulty higher and enter again to get better loot.
Love the survey planet and drop off quests with crimson. Drop off passengers,kill pirate all in 2-3mins than more xp and sights from surveying. Still dont get the cargo link missions though and skip mine or complex bounties
I wish I had known that this is totally softcore compared to NMS.
You can even reset your traits, so no need to do Alien DNA as I did. It is probably a good late game trait. Also the vital mining and base building for getting you fuel does not exist here.
The one and only skill that not only makes you travel out of dangerous situations, but more importantly the creature comfort that follows and makes the game more fun: Weight Lifting.
It is SO annoying to walk mile after mile because I forgot to drop off some important stuff. Also, if you are "trapped" you can simply fast travel to another location.
Boost Pack: You can fall off the tallest building at cushion the fall by a burst. Also it will let you get to strategic places and even relocate you in tight battles.
Targeting: Even though I had it, I did not know how to use it PROPERLY. Spent 140K in weapon changes which could have been avoided by simply knowing how to go for the engines with any weapon.
Important skill tree: Tech.
Even in the fiercest battles against terormorphs and others, you can simply run behind cover and decide what to do next. Even find a bed for free healing or simply bug out.
You CAN'T do that in space surrounded by enemy ships. Of course with all bars lit on the grav drive, you can bail in a second.
I see that most of the game is fought in the space suit, so most will probably spend points there and physical.
If you fully ignore tech tree, I'd recommend doing the Rangers stuff to get the Star Eagle.
I had C pilot and could not put any better on that A ship. I think it will last past lvl 40 without contest from pilot C stuff. Aside from turrets, which is why I went for C.
When you were talking about crew slots. Ive had 8 people including myself on the mantis; 2 crew limit ship. I was seeing how many people i could have on there and finally got tired of having to punch people out of my way.
yorkie
That horror show was on Titan for me, thought it would be empty and saw this massive oil rig, pretty cool
I’ve found not empty boxes and garbage rooms picking the hardest locks and found my best loot in some of the easiest cases, especially during quests and main missions. I think it’s so we all get an even chance at the good stuff, you just might find some aid or credits in the harder locks or find a way to bypass a dangerous area.
I believe I did see a tip on a loading screen that stated something to the effect that npcs skills don’t stack with each others, only you the player’s.
I learned in ship building that you can hide engine parts. If you don't have the space at the back or sides to fit all the engine parts but want that max mobility, simply place it inside the hull and the game won't care
You won’t be able to use them until you put them back into the ship storage though, but putting stuff on the floor indeed is a nice trick when reaching max capacity!
Thank you
I would love a video all about crew skills. Another thing, I don't recommend trying to get super good guns early in the game if someone is new because I somehow got my hands on an advanced Urban Eagle somewhere around level 22 and I feel like I was robbed of the excitement of finding loot for a long time because even legendary guns were just not as good.
Other Joe acting keeps getting batter and better.... As Andreja here ... he was like Maryl Streep, kudos OJ!!!
Gal Bank quests were one of my first side quest finds. It was a great credit boost for my aggressive negotiations diplomat lol
Same here, in most games I try to run around and nab all the side quests.
Mind me asking how many credits did you revieve and for how many hours of play?
It's about an hour's investment if you do them all back to back I think and as for pay I'm not sure on exactly how much but first one gets you 3500 and last one gets you 9500 so I'd say over 20k credits over all
Also every planet you land on spawns a new era, example would be if you land on a moon and made a landing area but exit out the planet and land right next to that landing area mark you made. it’ll be a whole new location with stuff to explore. I learned this when I was trying to walk to new Atlantis with contraband but everywhere I landed by New Atlantis was a whole new location to explore lol.
I love finding the magazines with stat boosts
I would love a video about the crew skills and each of the benefits
If you want the max possible reactor power for you ship, you need sam coe, omari hassan and a charcter with aneutronic fusion, such as vasco. Only mentioning this because he implied that vasco alone was a reasonable substitute for omari, but having both gives you two power, so you might as well. Vasco also guards your ship which can actually be useful. So i still think it is optimal to have both as crew members assigned to your ship, even though you only get the 20% shield buff from one of them
He said multiple crewmembers with the same skill do not stack
@@agirlnamedmichael1670 precisely. Omari gives shield power and shield strength. Sam gives engine speed, engine power and cargo capacity. Vasco gives 1 engine power to any system. Vasco also gives shield strength, but it doesnt stack with omaris buff. Those 3 give you 3 bonus reactor power total
The thing about Sarah, Vasco & Sam...while using the skill "Isolation", they won't count s crew.
@4:32 the amount of times i absolutely noped out of rooms is insane. I absolutely hate those spider thingy things
I got that abandoned oil rig looking thing with the alien monsters as a random location at a "kill X pirate on X planet" mission from the mission board.
So, they're definitely possible to get that way.
My favorite pistol so far is easily gotten all you gotta do is join the freestar faction (HQed in Akila), they'll ask you to complete one bounty hunter type mission before you join, but when you do they give you the pistol (OK I had it in my head when I started typing but can't think of the name now lol...). I also like the Magshot I found in a locked chest atop Neon... but I think that's random... and those mag weapons are super hard to aim for some reason in my opinion.
Haha, That galbank quest is the first I did because I had the dream home trait
Don't sleep on the two UC missions you get at the beginning of the game. They are fire 🔥
Those creepy alien creatures on the rig, kind of like spiders with webbing between their legs, are the creatures you come across when doing the companion quest for Barret. Also, the big ship shown at 13:20, is that one you built?
Definitely invest points into laser weapons, that last perk makes the cutter the most OP D.O.T. weapon in the game, no joke.
I hate that they took the legendary system from fallout 76 and put the tier system on top of that. With no option to upgrade the damn things in the tier list.
You can upgrade your weapons tho
@@TheFeltmeisterhe means upgrading the tier, like from calibrated to advanced
Damn didn’t know about the Galbank quests. I’ve only played for about 280hours tho.
I just found that swarmed mining place with the swarmlings in the Groombridge system last night.
Do vlads quest go to his house first after having barret on your team and you can get some wild weapons from his basement.
Here's a *VERY* important tip:
The power _"Parallel Self"_ requires you complete a quest with Barret. If Barret dies during the quest "High Price to Pay" before unlocking the power then it becomes impossible to unlock that power in that playthrough.
Hmm I got that and never even had barret as a companion
@@varoux4278 you should at least place him on your ship. If he has a low affinity for you, you might not get the Quest.
@SimplestUsername naw I'm saying I have parallel self and haven't done his quest at all
@@varoux4278 His quest is where he also obtains parallel self with you.
@@varoux4278Did you get it in NG+? You can get all the powers without doing anything special in NG+.
By level 60 you should have unlocked all ship parts and modules
A tip I use is to equip a turret to the rear of your ship to help you out when outnumbered.
I've sunk over 80+ hours so far and I've only ever gone onto planets that were quest located so far. I guess I need to start landing on those spots more
Don’t know if it’s just me but I just found out in your spaceship you can hold the change camera button (on controller, don’t know about keyboard) you’ll free look in first person. Third person don’t know why you’d use it. Maybe a cinematic view but still I’ve been looking for the free look button
I would like to see a character pilot the ship and leveling characters skills with slotted positions since the best crew are good guys and suck to take when pirating. Also robot model S companion(dog with guns)?!?!
The breakdown for crew was nice, alas i'm playing with Isolation, wich means i can't have any crew either way
The more late game ship weapons take alot longer to recharge. So the crew skills help. And I like having my crew of 9 members.
There is a really good guy with rank 3 shields and 1 repair in Akila city bar.
Name?
@@jive_00 Omari Hassan
Love your videos. Thing i just found out after 160 hours i started a new character i have gotten to level 18 now i was planet hoping and exploring stole a ship and then went to leave and it had no jump range i was stranded on the planet ...... waited 3 days no new ships had to reload a old save point.
Finally did the NG+10 grind, will be fun to actually begin the game now.
Get all the temples?
@@-_-DatDude na haha just dd all ng+... haha
A full ship crew video 👍🏻
Ship Command lets me assemble all my characters on the ship. I'm Captain, then there's helm, navigation, engineering, cook, ship doctor...