first bethesda game. watched a bunch of spoiler free tips videos after playing a few hours and this video by farrrr answered many questions i had. subbed
@@Jonesy11798 i most definitely will after starfield!! i’m actually loving playing in first person, which is weird as i only usually like third person rpg
Here is a good tip to save on healing.... you can sleep for 1 hour to fully heal (health anyway, not sure about burns, wounds, etc) and best of all, you can do it IN enemy territory. seriously i recovered full health, and got the well rested bonus, by sleeping in a cot, with enemies literally right outside the room, i did stealth (and save the game) before sleeping, but went from fighting, to sleeping and right back to fighting. it's like mid fight.. "excuse me you mercenaries, i need a nap, could you stop shooting for an hour" 😂 you can also run back to your ship and unload loot or rest there. i also saw someone open a security door by blasting the hinges off with the cutter, haven't tried it yet, but looked legit.
Sleeping helps with ailments like frostbite, sprains, etc. but it seems to be a chance based thing. They heal over time anyway, but there's a chance each time you sleep that they'll improve prognosis or cure themselves.
7:00 currently the game doesnt count items dropped on the floor of your ship towards its mass / cargo limit but the npc can still find contraband this way. the underground shop chests are still a thing and you can access them on almost every city. the glass cases for armor / weapons can be looted without picks, the armor display doesnt close all the way and the glass gun cases are sometimes too small so the weapon sticks out. try to make outposts with multiple resources, you dont need a bunch of extractors unless you plan on using time skipping and production to rush level 100. fastest is 40 mins that i know of.
One thing I learned is the FITNESS skill says to level up use all O2 . What you actually need to do is have a full bar of O2 and run until you fill up the CO2 . This can be combined with the weight lifter skills challenge that is sprint a certain distance with 75% of max load . When over encumbered just sprint until your CO2 is maxed then rest untill your O2 is recharged and repeat
Once you get to the Mantis Gear, Quicksave before opening the case and you can keep reloading to roll a fresh batch of random traits on all the armor pieces until you're heart's content. Lol. I found this to be pretty fun at least. 🤞😶👏
You can totally have your companions wear suits you find. Put it in their inventory and select equip like you would in your own inventory and they'll wear that one instead of their normal suit.
You're right, the menu has confused me once again! The menu always shows how it looks on players instead of companions. I hope that changes in the future because that definitely didn't help with the confusion.
@@CaedoGenesis The only reason I figured it out is because I had that glitch where sometimes the companions go outside and their suit is still hidden. I thought that might fix it. (it doesn't)
I honestly like the fact they dont handle hold through out the game, reminds me of older games and I love it. cause figuring things out on your own more fun. I more so meant here the story, and such cause at the time i did like 2 story quest lol and so many side quest insted@@DoctorSess
@@Ros3y_Stary normally I agree but this isn’t just encouraging players to figure things out on their own. There are some very basic features that you can tell are lacking full development and some that are just straight up missing. I am still enjoying the game but I am disappointed in Bethesda, though I’m not surprised. This is an issue with the gaming industry as a whole.
Wow, so many useful tips! I'd sure love the surveying quests, the planets can be so beautiful 🤩 I also want to have a little zoo and feed the animals 🥺 I also definitely like the upgrade button to be a thing in spaceship building! Building screens in general usually look quite overwhelming to me 😱 Thanks for the great video!
I found it easier to use the digipick when I solved from the inner most ring first, really helps on master locks, and when you get the perk that let's you use thrusters you can hold the thruster button and that will also turn off inertial dampers so you can spin your ship around quickly at any speed, I find that helps when dogfighting, and like the immersive landing thing if you target a mission objective in space like you would an enemy ship, if you hold R and the objective is in a system that is 1 jump away or one you've been to it will automatically activate the grav drive after a few seconds, if it's a system you have not been to it will open the star map
@@theonlysjcI think it's a mental option. I do this too, setting aside (in my head) the picks required for the inner tumbler first, then work out till I know what picks are best for the outer ring.
@@ikeduno7973it gets easier once you unlock the security skill that turns the keys blue that you can use. You see which ones turn blue, then check if any of them are needed for the inner circles (mentally) it makes solving them much quicker.
To get storage from outposts... You need the transfer container. Then give output links from the storage container to the transfer container. Then you can acces the contents from the inventory menu cycling from you, to the ship, then the outpost.
As a person who put close to 700 hours in fallout4, I really was disappointed to see desk fans and vacuum tapes do literally nothing. Feels like I was baited into it
The one tip I have is in Ship Building you can double click your ship to select all of it or Ctrl - Left Click to select multiple parts. This can be super helpful when it comes to painting your ship.
In ship builder how do I add a third weapon? My ship came equipped with two, and i keep getting a error message in ship builder stating unassigned weapon
@@elahdivad3433you can't land on it, it's a space station. You need to fly to within 500 metres and then press activate and then dock. It works like docking with a ship.
I found something pretty cool while clearing a facility that might be overlooked by some. While going through room I came across a big red emergency bulkhead door that has four pins that say cut here, well you can actually cut them with laser cutter and access the area behind its not just for show as ambient background scenery.
@@ThOrNe11210 I am on new game plus four right now. Kinda regretting spending almost 50 hours in my first playthrough. Massive waste of time but I didn't know what the unity was. Not going to spoiler it for you. I know better now
@@requiemagent3014as someone who is close enough to finishing the game to know what unity is im still going to wait before I start my second playthrough. My ship and wife matter to me too much to just reset their progress.
Have you done the Ry Neon secret missions? You get the last skill perk from social for free at the end. To manipulate npc. Only like 1.87% completed it and being promoted to executive (you have to do the last mission with stealth and no killing [took me 3hrs to figure out])
Using the cargo menue from outside the ship: In my experience, it seems to depend on the distance to your ship. If you are close enough you can use it. Therefore small cities are great, cause you can use it most places. (at vendors, you can always sell from your ships inventory though)
My favorite trick so far is this: Whenever you sleep or wait, the hours you sleep for are measured in Local Time, which is seperate from Universal Time. The menu even tells you how many UT hours you'll be sleeping for. The trick is, all of the game logic follows UT. So as an example, I found myself suddenly in need of a decent stockpile or Iron for something I was working on, so I landed on a panet where I could build an Iron extractor, but that also has extremely long Local hours, built an extractor, and took a nap. 1 hour of local time was something in the realm of *57* UT hours. Loads of Iron, zero effort, and quick as can be. Also just really funny to think about. Nothing like a good 57 hour power nap.
I am going to need to start a new playthrough already. I ferked up early on when I landed on the moon. Saw a ship fly in so I boarded it and they thought I was a courier. I took the package and never delivered it. Now when I enter open space 3 ships keep spawning and immediately destroying me.
I learned that there are four movement speeds: walking, jogging, running and sprinting. Just slightly moved the analog stick up to walk, the higher it goes to faster the movement, if your too heavy just walk that way you'll still be moving and gaining your oxygen
The lack of a local map is the most infuriating thing. Especially since you cant just look on the map to find the Trade Authority or Medical Clinic on any planet
The binding changed by Fallout 4, instead of a separate button it became holding the activate button. Throwing items with sheath/reload got added in...Contraptions DLC I think? This was still mainly meant as a newcomer tip though since I didn't see it as a pop-up; us Bethesda veterans just kinda expect it.
Somehow, out of all the Starfield videos, this one made me the most hopeful. Despite being a video about how complicated and badly explained the user interface is... Maybe I'll play it. Eventually.
Here's a cool thing you might not be aware of, occasionally there are some red panels in walls that can be knocked down if you destroy the 4 pins in the corners of the panel that can give you access to otherwise inaccessible areas and provide shortcuts.😃
Choose a playstyle and stick with it, else youll grow frustrated when running into the issue of no clear apecialization. What i mean is, if you want to be a bounty hunter, dont have an exploring, cargo ship, with a cruise liner line up, instead make a nimble combat ship with some, SOME cargo for ship parts. And skip anything that isnt ammo, credits, weapons if you need it, and armor, everything else is against the playstyle. And for character creation, i discovered if you choose cybernetics AND alien dna, you have a huge hp pool and O2 pool right at the beginning of the game, making your early start significantly less precarious and weapon dependant, it only takes about 10 to 15% off the effectiveness of medpacks, but the doctor talent is perfect to offset this, the food stuff is worthless anyway so dont bother picking it up unless you want to be a chef for some reason. Another thing, if you set up an outpost somewhere to do mining or whatever, if you start manufacturing something cheap, say adaptive frame or set up for isocentered magnets, you can essentially print money, just take a large stack of it when you need to sell, and iso centered magnets sale for 4 credits each, so 6000 of them is like 30k cresits right there even without the commerce perk.Oh and for the explorers in this comment the mantis ship is a strong deterent for bandits, sometimes you can even extort them for free credits and loot. The higher your level the more interqctions that happen, that i have observed
took me about an hour and a half to get bored with the "procedural" POIs. I landed on 3 moons, all with abandoned science facilities that were idential, to the placement of keys to access doors etc - even the enemies and the decorative items. Just not the container loot
I was told by several people tp beat the game quickly and then go through the rest of the game in new game plus, apparently its a much more enjoyable experience.
Please take your good books to the book shop in Akila city :) Think I got 2000 for Dracula, but she doesn't want anything from Charles Dickens, any other Old Earth books she will pay a premium for :)
My advice - Don't do non-combat stuff unless you have the related skill activated. This is because skill activity is not retroactive. Say you pick 10 locks then decide to activate security. Those 10 attempts do not count toward security leveling. Want to buy a crap ton of whatever and have credits to burn? Buy what you want then sit down and wait 48 hours and the shop should restock.
as a long time fallout and elder scrolls fan, and a growing fan of this game, this is definitely the weakest menu system out of all the bethesda games. Specifically the surface map lol ..... gosh I hope they fix that with that being said, I do like the skills menu.
there is no stealth indicator. and i feel grossed out about it. i made this super duper martial artist character but i dont know if im stealthing correctly or when people are spotting me or not
@@dw4897 i really thought that at first, but it's actually just a couple free skill points to start you off, i would like to see a skill refund / reset at some point, but not a huge deal, i found Ronin or the Cyber one with stealth both really good, with just one skill i don't use in each.
For the first few times. I’ve played several where you could and after 20 times, you’ve been there done that. It gets repetitive too. Plenty of other ways to have fun
I've found no matter how far from your ship if you're in an 'interior' you can access your ships inventory, I think this is a bug as it makes no sense but prevents me from being over encumbered during exploration. Also when jumping to a system that has a scan when in orbit, you can just open your map and fast-travel to the surface to avoid it. Last point, in the storage section of the outpost building menu the top thing lets you grab from storage when aboard your ship without having to physically open the storage containers, just create a link to them.
Speaking of inventory management I almost dropped the game over this. I love the previous Bethesda games, but trying to play a character that crafts in this game just infuriated me: The game turned into nothing but menus and load screens. If it wasn't for the console I might never have played past hour four.
Just use the scanner, it will draw arrows on the ground making a direct path to your goal. Maps aren't going to be added. If you don't have a quest tracked you can scan any location marker that you can see (including your ship, natural landmark or outpost for example) and the arrows will direct you there. I can't understand why people are struggling so much without a map, it took me a dozen hours or so to notice it was missing. The game is about exploring and maps would spoil many aspects of that. They also probably not possible due to the way things are generated procedurally, if they put them in they'd often break and make players even more confused.
@@parnassus804 it's getting absolutely slaughtered by respected reviewers eh kid. The game is garbage, no SALT whatsoever I purchase complete games by reputable publisher's.
first bethesda game. watched a bunch of spoiler free tips videos after playing a few hours and this video by farrrr answered many questions i had. subbed
You should play Skyrim
@@Jonesy11798 i most definitely will after starfield!! i’m actually loving playing in first person, which is weird as i only usually like third person rpg
I’ve watched countless tips and tricks videos and yours is by far the best, learned a lot thank you
Here is a good tip to save on healing.... you can sleep for 1 hour to fully heal (health anyway, not sure about burns, wounds, etc) and best of all, you can do it IN enemy territory.
seriously i recovered full health, and got the well rested bonus, by sleeping in a cot, with enemies literally right outside the room, i did stealth (and save the game) before sleeping, but went from fighting, to sleeping and right back to fighting.
it's like mid fight.. "excuse me you mercenaries, i need a nap, could you stop shooting for an hour" 😂 you can also run back to your ship and unload loot or rest there.
i also saw someone open a security door by blasting the hinges off with the cutter, haven't tried it yet, but looked legit.
Sleeping helps with ailments like frostbite, sprains, etc. but it seems to be a chance based thing. They heal over time anyway, but there's a chance each time you sleep that they'll improve prognosis or cure themselves.
After Fallout 4's survival mode, I'm just hardwired to notice beds now. Now it's even easier with enemies around. Great tip!
7:00 currently the game doesnt count items dropped on the floor of your ship towards its mass / cargo limit but the npc can still find contraband this way.
the underground shop chests are still a thing and you can access them on almost every city.
the glass cases for armor / weapons can be looted without picks, the armor display doesnt close all the way and the glass gun cases are sometimes too small so the weapon sticks out.
try to make outposts with multiple resources, you dont need a bunch of extractors unless you plan on using time skipping and production to rush level 100. fastest is 40 mins that i know of.
One thing I learned is the FITNESS skill says to level up use all O2 . What you actually need to do is have a full bar of O2 and run until you fill up the CO2 . This can be combined with the weight lifter skills challenge that is sprint a certain distance with 75% of max load . When over encumbered just sprint until your CO2 is maxed then rest untill your O2 is recharged and repeat
Once you get to the Mantis Gear, Quicksave before opening the case and you can keep reloading to roll a fresh batch of random traits on all the armor pieces until you're heart's content. Lol. I found this to be pretty fun at least. 🤞😶👏
You can totally have your companions wear suits you find. Put it in their inventory and select equip like you would in your own inventory and they'll wear that one instead of their normal suit.
You're right, the menu has confused me once again! The menu always shows how it looks on players instead of companions. I hope that changes in the future because that definitely didn't help with the confusion.
@@CaedoGenesis The only reason I figured it out is because I had that glitch where sometimes the companions go outside and their suit is still hidden. I thought that might fix it. (it doesn't)
Just strip them naked and leave one suit on the floor between them. Let them fight for your love.
I feel the same about the 60 hours, feel i just barely got started and stractch the surface too. Loving it so far
Yeah because it takes 60 hours just to figure out the game systems and mechanics thanks to the non-existent communication of these features
I honestly like the fact they dont handle hold through out the game, reminds me of older games and I love it. cause figuring things out on your own more fun. I more so meant here the story, and such cause at the time i did like 2 story quest lol and so many side quest insted@@DoctorSess
@@Ros3y_Stary normally I agree but this isn’t just encouraging players to figure things out on their own. There are some very basic features that you can tell are lacking full development and some that are just straight up missing. I am still enjoying the game but I am disappointed in Bethesda, though I’m not surprised. This is an issue with the gaming industry as a whole.
In the Wolf System (Right next to Sol) there is a space station that doesnt scan for contraband. So you can sell it all there no problems
I'm loving the Adoring Fan, he's fun.
I'm certain im gonna be relying on your coming up guide videos for future playthroughs
Subscription earned! 😎👍 Great Job. Keep up the great work! 😁👏 BTW you can totally equip space suits to your followers. 😶
Wow, so many useful tips! I'd sure love the surveying quests, the planets can be so beautiful 🤩 I also want to have a little zoo and feed the animals 🥺
I also definitely like the upgrade button to be a thing in spaceship building! Building screens in general usually look quite overwhelming to me 😱
Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for doing starfield guides. You are so good at putting detailed info into a shorter video. ❤
I found it easier to use the digipick when I solved from the inner most ring first, really helps on master locks, and when you get the perk that let's you use thrusters you can hold the thruster button and that will also turn off inertial dampers so you can spin your ship around quickly at any speed, I find that helps when dogfighting, and like the immersive landing thing if you target a mission objective in space like you would an enemy ship, if you hold R and the objective is in a system that is 1 jump away or one you've been to it will automatically activate the grav drive after a few seconds, if it's a system you have not been to it will open the star map
I didn't even know that was an option on the digipick 😂
@@theonlysjcI think it's a mental option. I do this too, setting aside (in my head) the picks required for the inner tumbler first, then work out till I know what picks are best for the outer ring.
@@ikeduno7973 ahh now that makes more sense.
@@ikeduno7973it gets easier once you unlock the security skill that turns the keys blue that you can use. You see which ones turn blue, then check if any of them are needed for the inner circles (mentally) it makes solving them much quicker.
The blue shows up on the lock to show what fits and what doesn't
To get storage from outposts... You need the transfer container. Then give output links from the storage container to the transfer container. Then you can acces the contents from the inventory menu cycling from you, to the ship, then the outpost.
As a person who put close to 700 hours in fallout4, I really was disappointed to see desk fans and vacuum tapes do literally nothing. Feels like I was baited into it
Or saved you time in dismantling and inventory management
Right?! I was picking up vacuum tape for my first ten hours thinking I was saving them for crafting lol
Helpful in many ways, ty
Click the left stick and change the axis of the spin of item.
Beat me to it.
Thanks! It took me a minute on keyboard, but it's tapping shift to switch it on PC controls.
@@CaedoGenesis Finally, I've been watching tip videos all night trying to figure it out. I don't know why I didn't think of using the sprint button. 🤬
The one tip I have is in Ship Building you can double click your ship to select all of it or Ctrl - Left Click to select multiple parts. This can be super helpful when it comes to painting your ship.
And selecting a connection point before adding a new modules pre filters stuff so you only see viable options for this connector.
In ship builder how do I add a third weapon? My ship came equipped with two, and i keep getting a error message in ship builder stating unassigned weapon
Death by sneaky ass punch to close the video 10/10 😏
You can shoot asteroids out in space to gather ores and various other materials!!!
One tip for the contraband selling. Go to the wolf system and then to The Den. Also the red mile is another location you can go without being scanned.
Thanks, I was scared to do anything with contraband items so I've been fast traveling back to my house to store them
I couldn't figure out how to land on the den.
@@elahdivad3433you can't land on it, it's a space station. You need to fly to within 500 metres and then press activate and then dock. It works like docking with a ship.
Also can go to 'The Key' if you're in the good graces of the Crimson Fleet
@@elahdivad3433 you have to approach the space station and dock when you're within 500 meters.
You can also place the Constellation Mission Board in your Outposts…
I found something pretty cool while clearing a facility that might be overlooked by some. While going through room I came across a big red emergency bulkhead door that has four pins that say cut here, well you can actually cut them with laser cutter and access the area behind its not just for show as ambient background scenery.
You are required to do this during a main mission in neon
@requiemagent3014 Hmm, that's pretty neat then I haven't actually played that many missions yet to discover it that way.
@@ThOrNe11210 I am on new game plus four right now. Kinda regretting spending almost 50 hours in my first playthrough. Massive waste of time but I didn't know what the unity was. Not going to spoiler it for you. I know better now
@requiemagent3014 only a waste if you care for your fear just blow through new game till you hit the max power level for all than play the game lol.
@@requiemagent3014as someone who is close enough to finishing the game to know what unity is im still going to wait before I start my second playthrough. My ship and wife matter to me too much to just reset their progress.
Have you done the Ry Neon secret missions? You get the last skill perk from social for free at the end. To manipulate npc. Only like 1.87% completed it and being promoted to executive (you have to do the last mission with stealth and no killing [took me 3hrs to figure out])
My number one tip: don't watch hate videos about it
Using the cargo menue from outside the ship: In my experience, it seems to depend on the distance to your ship. If you are close enough you can use it. Therefore small cities are great, cause you can use it most places. (at vendors, you can always sell from your ships inventory though)
Jeez I remember watching your FNV videos like 9 years ago crazy
My favorite trick so far is this: Whenever you sleep or wait, the hours you sleep for are measured in Local Time, which is seperate from Universal Time. The menu even tells you how many UT hours you'll be sleeping for. The trick is, all of the game logic follows UT. So as an example, I found myself suddenly in need of a decent stockpile or Iron for something I was working on, so I landed on a panet where I could build an Iron extractor, but that also has extremely long Local hours, built an extractor, and took a nap. 1 hour of local time was something in the realm of *57* UT hours. Loads of Iron, zero effort, and quick as can be. Also just really funny to think about. Nothing like a good 57 hour power nap.
To remotely access your ships cargo you must be within 250m of your ship.
Good info. Thanks!
When can we get a Caedo’s countdown for unique weapons in Starfield?
Eventually! This game is a lot.
I am going to need to start a new playthrough already. I ferked up early on when I landed on the moon.
Saw a ship fly in so I boarded it and they thought I was a courier. I took the package and never delivered it. Now when I enter open space 3 ships keep spawning and immediately destroying me.
You also have combat slides dont forget that.
Ime it seems that you have to be within 250 meters of your ship to store and retrieve things from your cargo thru the pause menu
I learned that there are four movement speeds: walking, jogging, running and sprinting. Just slightly moved the analog stick up to walk, the higher it goes to faster the movement, if your too heavy just walk that way you'll still be moving and gaining your oxygen
Glad they kept the not having to rebind items from fallout 4
The lack of a local map is the most infuriating thing. Especially since you cant just look on the map to find the Trade Authority or Medical Clinic on any planet
The ocean has Fauna too
Rename your outposts with what they produce to make it easier to figure out if there's one with resources you already have.
I think you've been able to grab and throw things since like...Oblivion? Unless I misunderstood something
The binding changed by Fallout 4, instead of a separate button it became holding the activate button. Throwing items with sheath/reload got added in...Contraptions DLC I think? This was still mainly meant as a newcomer tip though since I didn't see it as a pop-up; us Bethesda veterans just kinda expect it.
Somehow, out of all the Starfield videos, this one made me the most hopeful. Despite being a video about how complicated and badly explained the user interface is... Maybe I'll play it. Eventually.
there are already mods for that.
@@No_Way_NO_WAY So?
@@InfiniteDarkMass was just saying that the bad UI is no reason to delay the purchase ;)
Here's a cool thing you might not be aware of, occasionally there are some red panels in walls that can be knocked down if you destroy the 4 pins in the corners of the panel that can give you access to otherwise inaccessible areas and provide shortcuts.😃
Choose a playstyle and stick with it, else youll grow frustrated when running into the issue of no clear apecialization. What i mean is, if you want to be a bounty hunter, dont have an exploring, cargo ship, with a cruise liner line up, instead make a nimble combat ship with some, SOME cargo for ship parts. And skip anything that isnt ammo, credits, weapons if you need it, and armor, everything else is against the playstyle. And for character creation, i discovered if you choose cybernetics AND alien dna, you have a huge hp pool and O2 pool right at the beginning of the game, making your early start significantly less precarious and weapon dependant, it only takes about 10 to 15% off the effectiveness of medpacks, but the doctor talent is perfect to offset this, the food stuff is worthless anyway so dont bother picking it up unless you want to be a chef for some reason. Another thing, if you set up an outpost somewhere to do mining or whatever, if you start manufacturing something cheap, say adaptive frame or set up for isocentered magnets, you can essentially print money, just take a large stack of it when you need to sell, and iso centered magnets sale for 4 credits each, so 6000 of them is like 30k cresits right there even without the commerce perk.Oh and for the explorers in this comment the mantis ship is a strong deterent for bandits, sometimes you can even extort them for free credits and loot. The higher your level the more interqctions that happen, that i have observed
took me about an hour and a half to get bored with the "procedural" POIs.
I landed on 3 moons, all with abandoned science facilities that were idential, to the placement of keys to access doors etc - even the enemies and the decorative items. Just not the container loot
Open scanner and it'll show you the way to your selected mission objective.
I was told by several people tp beat the game quickly and then go through the rest of the game in new game plus, apparently its a much more enjoyable experience.
This is actually the opposite of what you should do. Take your time with the first playthrough.
Please take your good books to the book shop in Akila city :) Think I got 2000 for Dracula, but she doesn't want anything from Charles Dickens, any other Old Earth books she will pay a premium for :)
For all you junk decorators: pressing shift or sprint while holding an item changes the axis on which you rotate said item.
The surface elements rotate and sometimes don't spawn in exactly the same place.
My advice - Don't do non-combat stuff unless you have the related skill activated. This is because skill activity is not retroactive. Say you pick 10 locks then decide to activate security. Those 10 attempts do not count toward security leveling.
Want to buy a crap ton of whatever and have credits to burn? Buy what you want then sit down and wait 48 hours and the shop should restock.
Figure I’ll watch these on the off chance that it ever actually arrives on PS5
I wish more people could experience this game but I doubt I will happen
Don't have to have PC or Xbox to play. HIGHLY doubt it will come to PlayStation BUT you can play on a Samsung TV that has the Xbox Gamepass app.
The value reflect does not mean that’s what it will actually sell for 😐.
yeaaah the UX team really shit the bed with the map system.
I play stealth so no companions for me 💪
as a long time fallout and elder scrolls fan, and a growing fan of this game, this is definitely the weakest menu system out of all the bethesda games. Specifically the surface map lol ..... gosh I hope they fix that
with that being said, I do like the skills menu.
there is no stealth indicator. and i feel grossed out about it. i made this super duper martial artist character but i dont know if im stealthing correctly or when people are spotting me or not
You have to get the perk lol
there IS, you need the stealth skill to see the indicator.
Haha, get the perk
That's why I wish no file would allow you to pick 3 instead of giving no choice to.
@@dw4897 i really thought that at first, but it's actually just a couple free skill points to start you off, i would like to see a skill refund / reset at some point, but not a huge deal, i found Ronin or the Cyber one with stealth both really good, with just one skill i don't use in each.
tip 0: you can burn your lungs with acid while wearing airtight helmet
bethesda moment
I'm sorry, what??
@@EthanBalkfield ))))
So disappointing we can't fly in and out of atmo
For the first few times. I’ve played several where you could and after 20 times, you’ve been there done that. It gets repetitive too. Plenty of other ways to have fun
Glad they ditched some of the useless fallout junk
I've found no matter how far from your ship if you're in an 'interior' you can access your ships inventory, I think this is a bug as it makes no sense but prevents me from being over encumbered during exploration.
Also when jumping to a system that has a scan when in orbit, you can just open your map and fast-travel to the surface to avoid it.
Last point, in the storage section of the outpost building menu the top thing lets you grab from storage when aboard your ship without having to physically open the storage containers, just create a link to them.
Speaking of inventory management I almost dropped the game over this. I love the previous Bethesda games, but trying to play a character that crafts in this game just infuriated me: The game turned into nothing but menus and load screens.
If it wasn't for the console I might never have played past hour four.
Game don’t even really start until bout 5-7 hours in so this is irrelevant
Tip no 0 get a high end pc or you will have problems.
add the traditional map bethesda. its so annoying.
Just use the scanner, it will draw arrows on the ground making a direct path to your goal. Maps aren't going to be added. If you don't have a quest tracked you can scan any location marker that you can see (including your ship, natural landmark or outpost for example) and the arrows will direct you there.
I can't understand why people are struggling so much without a map, it took me a dozen hours or so to notice it was missing.
The game is about exploring and maps would spoil many aspects of that. They also probably not possible due to the way things are generated procedurally, if they put them in they'd often break and make players even more confused.
🌷 "Promo sm"
Tip #1 not buying IT
So much salt. Not buy it but be salty enough to comment on vids about it
@@parnassus804 it's getting absolutely slaughtered by respected reviewers eh kid.
The game is garbage, no SALT whatsoever I purchase complete games by reputable publisher's.