Starfield: STEALING SHIPS EASILY AND SELLING THEM FOR PROFIT - Starfield Ship Stealing
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in this video we are looking at the easiest way to steal ships and sell everything on board, and the ship itself for profit!
Make sure you do this asap!
only the cool kids steal ships and sell them, are you one of the cool kids?
A much easier way to gain credits is to just farm big structures in random areas that you can land at when clicking on random areas of planets. The best planets to do it on appear to be planets that have fauna and flora. Before you land at said random area, switch your difficulty to very hard. All the loot rolls will be determined when whatever area actually loads (in this case, after you land and get off your ship, in other cases, before you enter a door or cave area that requires a load screen). Obviously, at Very Hard difficulty, the odds of better loot are higher.
After landing, look around for big structures and if you don't see any fairly close in any direction, just get back in your ship and land somewhere else. The areas are all randomly generated in 5km x 5km grids, and you can't get to the next one by walking, so you'll have to keep using your ship to get to a different grid if the one you're at doesn't look good. If you do see a big structure close by after landing, switch your difficulty back to normal or very easy. This will scale the enemies to that difficulty, but they will actually keep the better loot that was generated at very hard difficulty when the area loaded in.
I would suggest popping an "amp" aid item so you can run to that structure faster to save time, because you'll want to keep repeating this in different areas as fast as possible. If you don't have any amp items, you can purchase them from vendors. I would also suggest not bothering with a structure that only has robots. Only spend time clearing the area if there are humans there. Pick up all Epic/Legendary items/credits obviously.
Another thing I would also suggest before starting this farm, would be to take everything from your ship inventory that you don't want to lose, and put it in the safe in your room at the Lodge on New Atlantis (the room that's past the cafeteria on the upper floor - all the way at the end of that hall, go right, and it's the first room on the right.) This will allow you to fill up your ship inventory with all the epic and legendary items from a decent while of farming.
When you've filled up your ship inventory and your personal inventory, go somewhere that there are a lot of vendors, like New Atlantis. There will be the Trade Authority kiosk immediately near your ship when you land at the Spaceport there, as well as Jemison Mercantile up past the water fountain. Each have 5K credits. Then, you have Apex Electronics and the actual Trade Authority shop down in The Well when you take the elevator by Jemison Mercantile. Again, each have 5K credits. In the Commercial District, you have UC Distributions and Outland. Each have 5K credits. In the Residential District, you have Centaurian Arms. Same thing. You can also buy pretty much any ammo type you need here as well.
Once any vendors are out of credits or items you need, all you need to do is sit in a chair or bench and wait 24 hours and they will have credits and most likely the items you need again, but the items aren't guaranteed every single time but they'll spawn back eventually. Also, if you have any items that are worth much more credits than any vendors on New Atlantis have, I might suggest saving them and making a trip to the Wolf System and going to The Den. There is a Trade Authority shop at this space station that has 11K credits and also buys contraband items if you have any.
*Remember* - you can sell items at the vendors directly from your ship inventory as well, so you don't have to keep running back and forth from your ship when you're doing the selling and waiting.
Repeat the process and you'll be rich before you know it. This will also be decent for XP as well since Very Easy enemies and Very Hard enemies give the same amount of XP when defeated. After doing this once or twice, you'll have the process down and be fairly proficient in doing it as fast as possible. Which, I would suggest doing - as fast as possible - because this farming method will likely get patched out of the game pretty quick, as I'm almost certain it's already on Bethesda's radar.
If any of the credit amounts at vendors are incorrect, I apologize. I'm writing this based on memory from the ~26 hours I have in-game so far, but the general steps are correct regardless lol.
Happy farming, Captain.
Thank you so much
Do a video it'll get likes... I'll like it 😊
Jesus 😮
This is a sick guide, really helpful and in depth!
If you have the Crimson Fleet quest line active do your selling at The Key. All the vendors there have like 12k on them.
For anyone struggling with the digi-pick mechanic, it shows the ring as blue instead of white if its a fit for the current ring. I thought it was super complicated at first but once I realized it pretty much gives you the answer by showing the ring as blue-compatible for the outermost ring and white-incompatible with current input. Hope this helps somebody because it was really easy to miss. I probably played for 3 solid days before realizing lol and now I fly through master locks with no problem
Out here doing God’s work sir. 🫡
You're doing the lockpicking the hard way.
When you rotate the keys of the digipick they stay where you leave them. So if you give the slots numbers, you might rotate at one key and see it fits slots 1, 2, and 4. Then without slotting it, find another key that fits slots 3 and 5. Toggle back and forth between the keys till you're sure and you'll know that those 2 keys together will remove the outer ring and you can slot both of them and then the same to the inner ring.
Since there's no time limit on lockpicking and no fine manual control needed, you can take your time and even rotate ALL the keys into place for all rings before you activate them in turn. (one ring at a time is a little simpler though
It's much faster than just using the keys as you go and reloading if you get it wrong.
Wow this is super helpful. Thanks!!
nice one pal i’ll be using this advice
Genius! Thanks for sharing that!
Also count the number of slots. 7 slots means a 3 and a 4, 6 slots is 2 3's or a 4 and a 2. You can eliminate some combos right off the bat.
You beat me to it 😂
Given that digipicks don't have a time limit there is literally no reason why you should ever not get it on the first try. You can align the various rings and if you pay attention to the lower levels you might find that it aligns with a lower level which tells you that you DON'T use it for your current level, which makes figuring out the ones you do alot easier since all picks are used once. Also they stay where you leave them, so you can literally align all of them and go, click, click, click, pop.
ok nerd
I feel like the novice ones are harder than the advanced ones
Agreed. Extremely simple once you get it down. I've heard a lot of people complain saying it's too complicated lmfao like foreal you just see which ones are blue indicating they are compatible with the outer ring, line them up and so on.
I literally never have to try more than once unless I'm taking something I'm legally not suppose to.. then ill reload and try again lol
The lock is not about luck. It’s about doing it before trying so you know what goes where. Advanced lock are easy af compared to master lock.
Thanks for literally not showing us the key factors of selling it, like actually selling it…
It's because he realized that he wasted his time since the profit after registering a ship would be worth less than a random weapon one enemy would have. But after that epic display of lockpicking talent, I'm not sure what you could expect.
My favorite Starfield moment…
1) Go into landed pirate ship
2) Ship takes off after aboard
3) Kill everyone
4) Don’t have piloting to fly it
5) Stuck on ship 😐
You need to register the ship before you can sell it, and this usually costs about 85% of what the ship is actually worth, so it's really not worth selling them as there is very little profit in it.
Fact.
Hey bud! You forgot the part of the video where you sold it.
No. You have to register the ship before you can sell it. Registering costs 85% of what the ship sells for, giving you only a profit of 15% of what the ship value mentions. Unless there's some pirate port where you won't have to register your ship, that's not a viable way to make profit. Probably not even with maxed out commerce skills on class C ships.
Thank you I think people are just seeing the sell price but haven't even realized you have to register it for damn near what you can sell for lol
Not much "Profit" after registering stole ships.
Not one ship was sold in this entire video. Guess I gotta keep looking.
you didnt watch till the end dog. you take the ship to a ship vender then sell it to them. I was just wondering if theres a way to skip the fee
Seems you didn't cause he never sold it in the end..@@nubs2594
@@nubs2594 There isn't, selling ships isn't profitable, looting them then blowing them up is.
All those items you were looking at in the ship you stole were YOUR items. Not things that come with the ship.
If you go to the cockpit before stealingg it, you can see just whats in its cargo via a little box on the wall. On the other side is a captains safe, but this is lost if the ships destroyed. Ive not seen how to sell a ship but you can "remove it" from from your home ship selector menu.
@@Bojack1135 I believe you have to register a ship before you can sell it.
Yeah this guy recorded the video and had no clue what he was actually doing. Capturing ships just isn't profitable. It's actually silly how nerfed it is.
Theres literally a skill you can get that highlights which of the keys work on which rings. Through process of elimination yiu can easily figure it out from there
Rename this video to “n00b trying to use a digipick and failing” because that’s really all I got out of it bub
😂🤣🤣
That was the cringiest comment I’ve read in a minute “bub”.
Your supposes to wait until the icons turn a blueish color. That way you know they fit before placing them into the slots.
Lockpicking is like the easiest thing in the world.
Preset the picks before engaging the first.
Set the keys from the inside out (doesn't matter but less likely to accidentally start with the wrong key).
There’s a science outpost just past the lodge north east on the map about 1500m from lodge. I got me a ship that was an easy digipick
The whole "SELL SHIP" part seems to be missing in video.
You can set each lock part where you think it will work without using it. Set them all up till you figure it out, then select all of them to complete it.
When I pick locks my view is different. The rings are blue for it can be used and grey it can't be used in that ring. I do have a UC helmet with lock picking perk, so is that they reason?
Public Service Announcement: This is not a guaranteed spawn I think. No ship at the site for me. Probably depends on what procedural generation you end up getting.
I noticed that mine will show a blue color to suggest which ring layer it can be use for when lock picking.
You get that one when you can start doing expert locks.
If you take the Wanted trait, once a week the mercenaries hunting you will bring you a class B ship. All you have to do is take it.
I'm sorry but watching you struggle with that lock is killing me my dude 😂 I tell you how I do it, I get all of the picks lined up in the position they will be in before I commit to any of them. Set each pick to the position they need to be in and check they all correspond first
Dude needs to watch a how to digipick video. 🤣🤣🤣
Its such an annoying mini game. Now i solve the bottom first before solving the top just so i dont end up with useless picks. Its unessessarily dificult though. Even worse is the master locks might take you a few minutes, then just have some books and crappy ammo inside 😅
how do you sell the ships i stole one and i dont know how to sell it
You have to register it first which means you never get the full value of the ship. In the times I’ve done it after paying the registration fee I’ve only made at most a few thousand credits from selling the ship.
@@MortyK83Yea but still easy credits
A much easier way to gain credits is to just farm big structures in random areas that you can land at when clicking on random areas of planets. The best planets to do it on appear to be planets that have fauna and flora. Before you land at said random area, switch your difficulty to very hard. All the loot rolls will be determined when whatever area actually loads (in this case, after you land and get off your ship, in other cases, before you enter a door or cave area that requires a load screen). Obviously, at Very Hard difficulty, the odds of better loot are higher.
After landing, look around for big structures and if you don't see any fairly close in any direction, just get back in your ship and land somewhere else. The areas are all randomly generated in 5km x 5km grids, and you can't get to the next one by walking, so you'll have to keep using your ship to get to a different grid if the one you're at doesn't look good. If you do see a big structure close by after landing, switch your difficulty back to normal or very easy. This will scale the enemies to that difficulty, but they will actually keep the better loot that was generated at very hard difficulty when the area loaded in.
I would suggest popping an "amp" aid item so you can run to that structure faster to save time, because you'll want to keep repeating this in different areas as fast as possible. If you don't have any amp items, you can purchase them from vendors. I would also suggest not bothering with a structure that only has robots. Only spend time clearing the area if there are humans there. Pick up all Epic/Legendary items/credits obviously.
Another thing I would also suggest before starting this farm, would be to take everything from your ship inventory that you don't want to lose, and put it in the safe in your room at the Lodge on New Atlantis (the room that's past the cafeteria on the upper floor - all the way at the end of that hall, go right, and it's the first room on the right.) This will allow you to fill up your ship inventory with all the epic and legendary items from a decent while of farming.
When you've filled up your ship inventory and your personal inventory, go somewhere that there are a lot of vendors, like New Atlantis. There will be the Trade Authority kiosk immediately near your ship when you land at the Spaceport there, as well as Jemison Mercantile up past the water fountain. Each have 5K credits. Then, you have Apex Electronics and the actual Trade Authority shop down in The Well when you take the elevator by Jemison Mercantile. Again, each have 5K credits. In the Commercial District, you have UC Distributions and Outland. Each have 5K credits. In the Residential District, you have Centaurian Arms. Same thing. You can also buy pretty much any ammo type you need here as well.
Once any vendors are out of credits or items you need, all you need to do is sit in a chair or bench and wait 24 hours and they will have credits and most likely the items you need again, but the items aren't guaranteed every single time but they'll spawn back eventually. Also, if you have any items that are worth much more credits than any vendors on New Atlantis have, I might suggest saving them and making a trip to the Wolf System and going to The Den. There is a Trade Authority shop at this space station that has 11K credits and also buys contraband items if you have any.
*Remember* - you can sell items at the vendors directly from your ship inventory as well, so you don't have to keep running back and forth from your ship when you're doing the selling and waiting.
Repeat the process and you'll be rich before you know it. This will also be decent for XP as well since Very Easy enemies and Very Hard enemies give the same amount of XP when defeated. After doing this once or twice, you'll have the process down and be fairly proficient in doing it as fast as possible. Which, I would suggest doing - as fast as possible - because this farming method will likely get patched out of the game pretty quick, as I'm almost certain it's already on Bethesda's radar.
If any of the credit amounts at vendors are incorrect, I apologize. I'm writing this based on memory from the ~26 hours I have in-game so far, but the general steps are correct regardless lol.
Happy farming, Captain.
You pay like twice the amount to register it then you can sell it for. So you probably break even in the end
bro we know what you're saying but you said it like a complete autist who's never passed a math or economics class in his life.. you pay twice the amount to register compared to selling it?? and somehow we break even?! you make like 3-4k, from selling the ship and the credits onboard and items, even if u didnt loot.. you sell for more than you register - always. Literally always a profit
The rings turn blue based on which rings the key will fit.
Is there a list about which ship technician sells buys ships for the highest price?
The thinig about the locks is that you have to work your way from the inner circle to the outer circle with the placements. Visualize it in your head or just screenshot it and then do it that way. If you figure out the inner lock first, the outer lock is automatic tbh.
You really don't get the cash out of the ship, time and effort, better off doing missions and making 3,000 credits.. something like this is only when you completed the game.
So how did you sell it lol?
Know where in this vid does it explain how to sell the ship -10
exactly
no ship at the site
You made like 3k credits. You can loot that off of bodies.
Bruh, what are you doing ?! This isn't how to lockpick man, don't just push it when you think it works, look it all up before you validate ANY ! Once you know where all of em go, than you can validate, don't rush it.
Dpj sound just like easynow on this video lol
It's literally the same video as easynow.... he says easynow at the end of the video of this video and they both upload within a minute of each other.
This is the 5th video I've seen them both upload just different intro and outros but it's always easynow saying goodbye at the end in both.
I needs to be filthy rich in this game good looking dpj lol
So it’s not governed by theft? It’s from security
Quick tip I can give you if the digipic you're looking at is going to work on the ring you're on, it'll turn blue
Only if you have the expert lock picking perk
I stole one of the bounty hunter's ships from the hunted sub-trait
Youre voice 😮( lol) have a nice holiday DPJ ,and for the person cover the game ,thank you!!!
I am looking forward to the mod that completely removes the lockpicking mini game. I have absolutely zero interest in such a make work time waster.
I SO love modders. Mod is already out! 😀
@@panpiper Theres already a mod that does it, kinda. It sets it so theres only 2 blips and 2 singles via console commands. Mod Name - Easy Digipick (Lockpick)
Watching you do digipiks is effing CRINGE!!!!