The ammo boxes behind the Weapon bench has Unlimited storage. Then after a certain time in the story you get a larger chest in the lodge basement with Unlimited storage ad well.
I find actually modding guns is best done at the weapon vendor in Neon. He has a weapon modding table you can use, and if you need a resource you don't have on you or in your nearby ship, there are 3 resource vendors and a trade authority way closer than any on Jemison.
Clint might be my favorite vendor character, sounds like me. Being difficult to find adherent or solvent, I built a couple of greenhouses on Gagaren and visited Clint a lot to get stuff. It's only a single storage crate operation for both, not to gen XP, just to make finding those two resources easier to find.
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There are 5 containers all in the Lodge with unlimited capacity. Four are there in the basement plus your safe in your room. I use the other 3 in the basement(ammo boxes) to drop all my gear into when I need space on my ship for cargo runs. So I just need to open and store all or take all.
I just put in a code that creates unlimited on character storage. Now I enjoy the game without having to constantly deal with the intentional time wasting weight management. It has been a whole different enjoyable game now.
@@whoistheroach136 I did the console command on Skyrim after my first playthrough. I may again here if they lose my stuff but weight management is kind of part of the game, especially with ships.
@@MaddogMike-444 true true. But it really started to get oppressive and I felt that I was going to just quit because it wasn’t fun anymore. So I did the console command and now it has breathed new life in my enjoyment of the game. I can just enjoy the story now.
But the crafting costs are so minimal in the first place that the reduction is tiny. I've maxed it out with/without and it was not worth having 4 skill points locked into the skill.
That is TOTALLY not the only unlimited container in the game. There's some ammo boxes behind the weapons workbench, and another box in Cora's room down the way, and they're all unlimited. But every single one of those isn't a "safe" container. They reset if you do any quests that resets the Lodge (which a couple main story quests do), meaning you'll lose anything you store in them prior to doing those quests. There's a safe in your bedroom in the Lodge, though, that IS a "safe" container (that is, it never resets), and also has unlimited storage space. Please don't spread misinformation. Those containers resetting is something people need to be made aware of.
Sorry for the confusion. You are correct most of the containers in the lodge have unlimited storage, but I don't want to encourage people to use containers that reset.
While exceptionally useful advice, I would preface this that it only completes the skill challenges fast, you still need perk points to advance it. That's all beside the fact that both are tier 2 science so you have to already have 4 points invested before hand even to get there.
Now the value listed for a weapon or item is not the value you will get when you sell it. That is usually 18% of the value unless you have commerce skill. Very important to remember this. So a 44k weapon you modded will only sell for 7,920 or 16,720 is you have level 4 commerce. Still, it's not a bad money maker.
It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank. You are right though, I'm just not doing the maths each time. Since your actively picking up weapons as you go i've found it to be a faster money maker than stealing ships and more consistent than getting contraband.
Stand facing the research station, turn 180 degrees, walk into the next room. On the table to the right is a small container that has unlimited storage. I use this one to keep non research items in, like unique weapons that I don't use, etc.
There are two 2x1 hab modules. "Workstation" gives you an industrial, weapon, and armor workbenches, and "science" gives you pharmaceutical and a research station. Most ships have useless habs you can replace with these.
I am having trouble I found the artifact in the cave on Indum III-D. I have tried to extract the artifact Theta using the Heller Cutter, till the power in the cutter is exhausted, 10 times, and I still can't remove the artifact. I have used this process to secure 4 other artifacts using the cutter after a maximum of two attempts. I need your help. Thank you from Depoe Bay, Oregon. This is what Bethesda suggested after I opened a Ticket with them. Force the game to refresh or redraw the problem area using one of the following methods: Fast Travel out of the area where you are having an issue, such as to a nearby planet, and return. Enter an "instanced" area where you get a loading screen and return to the area you were experiencing an issue. Waiting 72 in-game hours by sitting down or resting can reset NPC related behavior. Sometimes exploring other areas or completing unrelated questlines may resolve issues. Load an earlier save from before you zoned into that area and try again. Completely exit out of the game and reboot your system. Completely disable and remove all mods you have installed, if applicable. I am playing on an XBOX Series X
There are 3 more ammo boxes right by the weapons work bench with unlimited storage that does NOT refresh as well as the safe in your bedroom so at least 4 more than that box and possibly more at the lodge I have far from memorized the place.
upgrading weapons before you sell them is something i've been doing and suggesting since i started.. BUT, it's only worth it on guns that have some value, if it's normal value is under 1000 credits, it's probably not worth the time.. but once you start finding guns worth 10,000- 40,000 with no mods.. soo worth it. i have a gun with a value that went from under 40,000 to over 80,000 with a few upgrades, i have had ships worth less!! and my character is only level 33.. i'm sure there will be even more valuable weapons later on.
SPACESUIT DESIGN: This skill adds only VERY LIMITED defensive bonuses to your armor/spacesuit. The bonuses to defense are not nothing, but they are not noticeable in gameplay. The bonuses do not add an increased percentage of defense, instead the mods add a flat number of defense points to a particular category of defense. This would be relevant only for the very weakest spacesuit you get at the very beginning of the game(like the Deep Mining Spacesuit). These small bonuses are probably not worth the points for most character builds. NOTE: While weapon mods will change the appearance of your weapons, spacesuit mods will not. There is one significant positive for this skill. If you have Spacesuit Design 3 & Special Projects 1, you can change the type of Boost pack(i.e. Basic to Balanced) if you find a pack with great Legendary buffs.
You can also mod them with buffs that make them more stealthy, which is nice because space suits are heavy armor and make it much harder to sneak normally. Also, the pack can be modded to regen your health and the helmet has some decent scanner and O2 mods.
@@Skyblade12 The O2 buff is ok, the regen is weak, and the scanner ability is weak enough not to be useful in most concievable combat or exploration situations. Also, you should never try to sneak with a spacesuit on, I have never been able to make it work even with the Gravitic Composites installed in both my spacesuit and helmet. I also have tested a maxed out spacesuit & helmet with standard shielding mods installed in slot 1, and heavy shielding mods installed in slot 3. This difference in the time it takes for an enemy to kill you with this maxed out is about 1 second.☹[That is a total defensive buff with all possible mods of about +5%🤮] While Weapon Engineering can add awesome offensive power to your build[S Tier; would definitely recommend the full 4 ranks], Spacesuit Design is really not worth either the skill points or the time and resources(for research) you need to spend. There is only 1 exception to this rule. If you find a basic Boost Pack with truely amazing Legendary buffs, you can upgrade it to a Balanced Boost Pack if you have Spacesuit Design 3 AND Special Projects 1. That circumstance is so rare I can't imagine spending skill points just to be prepared IF that happens.
@@Zayphar I found the regen really helpful for not having to heal between fights before I finally got the natural regen perk. And with both Stealth and Concealment maxed, I never bother to take off the spacesuit anymore and I have no problems stealthing everywhere thanks to the boosts to the suits. But, hey, to each their own.
You already find so many HIGH SELL price guns upgrading them doesn't help at all. By mid game my issue was trying to GET RID of guns/armor, not needing to make them more expensive so I can sell even less to a vendor at a time lmao
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Upgrading them as well means they sell for even more is the point. But by the time your getting advanced weapons vendors lack of credits become the issue, that's why you use efficient ways to reset their credits.
Unlocking all research for weapons and suits takes a lot of diverse materials. Do yourself a favor and get a blue lab suit which you've already come across in missions and some synapse alpha and use it each time you come back from a run to get materials to unlock the research tree for either one. The suit and meds make Sudden Developments more likely to occur and saves a bunch of time running around and hunting for materials. Contrary to popular belief, the vendors do not have "everything" and you often spend long hours hopping from one vendor to another trying to find some the upgrade materials you need. Some they don't sell at all... The "Sudden Developments" make unlocking all a lot easier, though I would never suggest putting any skill points in whichever skill that is. ESO's right, once they're all unlocked they're wasted points. The upgrades you can put on both weapons and suits are awesome. My favorite so far is the Old Earth Shotgun, Once it's fully modded with slugs and High Power mods it hits for 579 damage per hit and is also silenced. AT least it's 579 at my skill level with Ballistics skill maxed. It's fun sneaking around with it without a stock with that big silencer on it. Reminds me of the movie "No Country for Old Men..."
I get what you're saying about adding mods to weapons before you sell them. Honestly I just can't be bothered to do so. Especially when vendors run out of credits so quickly already then trying to squeeze more credits out of them by waiting...
Another unlimited box is straight though opposite that bench the one you mentioned through the arch and is on a table on the right by the entrance to the Well, at least it used to be there may have moved it to that bench in a patch.
It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank. You are right though, it's a mechanic I've assumed everybody knows. I'm just not doing the maths each time.
Just make a outpost with Fe and Al. Then craft Adaptive Frames. It will give you 20K xp per min. If you use keyboard and mouse. More quickly with spam mouse1 and E.
There are actually 6 unlimited storage containers in the basement of the Lodge. I use one that only contains resources to quickly grab them for a crafting session. I've never lost any items from these containers so they should be safe.
how many time do you need to level up before reaching max armor/weapon, because even if you stared with 3 science perks , your not going to get much xp from mod crafting
1:05 False. There is a second one down there in the basement, and your room on the top floor of the Lodge has a container that looks like a safe that has unlimited storage.
It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank. You are right though, it's a mechanic I've assumed everybody knows. I'm just not doing the maths each time. Since your actively picking up weapons as you go I've found it to be a faster money maker than stealing ships and more consistent than getting contraband.
research methods at least says that it also decreases the amount of resources needed to craft items as well.. plus you NEED to put 4 point on that level of skills to unlock the tier weapon and armor engineering are in.. so i would put one or two points. though the 4th rank also says twice as many research breakthroughs, which is just completely free resources.. so, not exactly nothing, but not great..
Wow, I was surprised that upgrading a gun's value a couple thousand credits gets you the full value of that upgrade. How do you get full value of the weapons you sell to merchants?
To deal with limited vendor credits, you can also buy a lot of their other stuff after selling the first bunch of weapons to them, then they have more credits available right away. Maybe enough to sell them another weapon. It's either that, or wait until they reset.
Can always use the Trader in the civilian outpost on Venus, only got 5000 credits but you only need to wait an hour to reset as it is equivelant to 100 hours anywhere else, useful for wait between farm harvesting as well, handy chair down by where he hangs out.
Making items or upgrading items that cost more than 5K-15k credits is pointless as no vendor has more than that to buy an item. Even if you wait 48 UT hours to refresh the vendor, they will not have more credits than their limit. So, any item that costs more than the 5K that is typical for most vendors, it just a dead loss to the player. Of course, if an item has a cost of less than 5K, upgrading that weapon with crafting will be worthwhile, up to the usual limit of the vendor's cash on hand.
In Neon. First 3 store is have 20k credits. Wait 24h the they refill full. So if items is less value. Player need travel more to find more items. So. That is reason for upgrade value of items.
@@Lan_Hoa Listen to the examples that ESO uses. Many of them were worth more than 20K. Some a lot more than 20K. Even if you do the Neon Vendor two-step, you can only sell to the 3 vendors on Neon who are willing to buy weapons(out of 12), upgrading a weapon worth 22K to be worth 27K just so you can sell it to the Neon weapon vendor who will only have a max of 15K is a net loss for the player; both in time, money and resources spent. This only makes sense when you have cheap early game weapons that cost 4K or less. When you do the Neon vendor two-step it is better to just sell the weapon, pocket your credits and move on down the line. No matter how expensive a single looted weapon is, 95% of the time you will only be able to get 5K-10K for it. ESO's little tip here is pretty pointless.
@@Zayphar Sell value away less than buy value. And the value of items showing is buy value. You sell a item with high value ( buy ). You will get more credits by sell value. So if a pistol sell is 5k. You will get 5k and just lost 1 item. Understand? Still not understand? Sell less lost more.
@@Lan_Hoa Any item you sell that is worth more than the vendor's cash on hand is a loss. By level 50 most of the guns you get are going to sell for more than the 5k-10K that most weapon vendors have on hand. Crafting an upgrade to a weapon for an additional 500 credits is just a stupid waste of time and effort. Understand? Still not understand? English? Yes, No?
While I love your content going back a long time, this video leaves out a lot of info that people may deem valuable. 1) you mention leveling the crafting skill but leave out that the XP earned isn't enough to actually get the needed skill points to utilize the unlocked skills and 2) your tip of adding a cheap modification doesn't math out correctly. You state that adding mod X adds 1000 credits to the value of the weapon, but that's not what you'll be able to sell it for. Someone else can correct me but I believe you get roughly 0.10x of the value returned as credits when selling. So putting 25 credits worth of materials into a mod that increases value by 1000 credits is really only "worth" 100 credits. Is it an increase, absolutely. But it's not the amount you're presenting it to be. I personally don't find it worth the TIME to do that to the weapons since you need to acquire the materials (buy, loot, farm, etc), craft the mod, and so on. Especially considering it usually takes me 2-3 vendors to offload my stuff for sale after every mission anyway since none of them have any $ lol!
The weapons value you’re talking about is not what you sell the weapon for, it’s what you pay if you had to buy it, adding those modifications only give you a small percentage of that figure do you even play these games?
@ESO Jemison Not Jameison. Oh and your calculation of Profits is just not right. Since you only receive a small percentage of the face value of items, you are not making a 25,000 credit profit. Modding weapons does increase the value on selling them, but no gun sells for anywhere near its face value as shown In The game.
The resource economy in Starfield is majorly screwed up, there is ZERO need to harvest resources by hand or build outposts to generate them, you can literally BUY every resource in the game, dirt cheap at most vendors. In fact, you can usually clean out an entire vendor's stock for just a few thousand credits. So why waste time with all the long and boring harvesting mechanics when you can skip all that and just buy everything you need dirt cheap.
@@notpc48 4:00 in and I’m looking at the the spelling in his game on his screen and it reads as aluminum as well 😁 Maybe it’s like how British people pronounce “three” like “free” 🤷 I love culturally unique dialects though 🍻
@@FrozenHare Irish People pronounce 'three' like 'tree' not 'free', British people pronounce it correctly. Both spellings of Aluminium are technically correct, I believe a US scientist decided that he would spell it differently in his publications, since then the USA has pronounced it one way and the rest of the world has pronounced it the other way. I knew this would come up when I made the video but I refuse to confirm for my US audience 😁. Beta BATA, etc.
Disagree on research methods. Having this maxed made crafting and research way quicker and will save you many trips to a vendor. Also, the other rank 1 skills in science are pretty weak, I’d rather max RM to unlock weapon engineering and the other advanced skills. Each to their own.
So much half truths in this video... You didnt make 27,000 'profit' at all. The difference between weapon value on your inventory and sale price even with max commerce is like 80%. Coupled with the many infinite storage containers and the fact that the main roadblock to credits is the 2 day wait not lack of high value gear to sell I would say not one of your best.
The safety in your room, also in the lodge, also has infinite storage, but the one in the workshop is closer to the benches.
The work benches pull from your ships cargo space, as well as your inventory.
I was just about to respond with the same info 👍🏾. That safe has been my stash spot ever since I found it.
@@LeeHalfordAre you sure that's the case in the Lodge?
@@dtownspolarbear yes. All workbenches pull from your ship and inventory. At your outpost, it will also pull from all the big resources storage bins.
The ammo boxes behind the Weapon bench has Unlimited storage. Then after a certain time in the story you get a larger chest in the lodge basement with Unlimited storage ad well.
I find actually modding guns is best done at the weapon vendor in Neon. He has a weapon modding table you can use, and if you need a resource you don't have on you or in your nearby ship, there are 3 resource vendors and a trade authority way closer than any on Jemison.
A dedicated mineral vendor is nice. I like Gagarin in Alpha Centari as an all in one but Clint may be missing one or two items
Clint might be my favorite vendor character, sounds like me. Being difficult to find adherent or solvent, I built a couple of greenhouses on Gagaren and visited Clint a lot to get stuff. It's only a single storage crate operation for both, not to gen XP, just to make finding those two resources easier to find.
Typical just take from a man instead of building your own.😢
holy crap thank you so much! love this vid, love all your starfield vids, but put a chef’s kiss on this one. making and editing these vids for all us nerds out here is hard work and we really appreciate it! 🐿️💨
Did you really just pay 50 dollars for a youtube video
@@nathanbutcher9487 oh yeah and i didn’t even get a thank you from the chan (but i didn’t do it for personal praise) it was good vid, i was in a great mood and i’ve got disposable income. feels good to do something nice and to show appreciation for someone’s work, no doubt the chan gets money from ads and whatnot, but show your support to the youtubers you like also, even if you just put $5 on it, try it sometime ✌🏽
Wow that’s very generous of you dude.
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It brings a smile to my face to still read comments like this, and I'm really glad that it's helped you in a meaningful way!
There are 5 containers all in the Lodge with unlimited capacity. Four are there in the basement plus your safe in your room. I use the other 3 in the basement(ammo boxes) to drop all my gear into when I need space on my ship for cargo runs. So I just need to open and store all or take all.
FYI: I've seen the ammo boxes respawn content. So be careful there.
@@foxsydthinking I might make the effort to use only the room safe.
I just put in a code that creates unlimited on character storage. Now I enjoy the game without having to constantly deal with the intentional time wasting weight management. It has been a whole different enjoyable game now.
@@whoistheroach136 I did the console command on Skyrim after my first playthrough. I may again here if they lose my stuff but weight management is kind of part of the game, especially with ships.
@@MaddogMike-444 true true. But it really started to get oppressive and I felt that I was going to just quit because it wasn’t fun anymore. So I did the console command and now it has breathed new life in my enjoyment of the game. I can just enjoy the story now.
Research Method skill is not worthless because it also massively reduces all crafting costs, not just research.
But the crafting costs are so minimal in the first place that the reduction is tiny. I've maxed it out with/without and it was not worth having 4 skill points locked into the skill.
@@ESOdanny That's a good point. I felt I should clarify that aspect of the skill in case you missed it. Keep up the good work I enjoy your content.
That is TOTALLY not the only unlimited container in the game. There's some ammo boxes behind the weapons workbench, and another box in Cora's room down the way, and they're all unlimited. But every single one of those isn't a "safe" container. They reset if you do any quests that resets the Lodge (which a couple main story quests do), meaning you'll lose anything you store in them prior to doing those quests. There's a safe in your bedroom in the Lodge, though, that IS a "safe" container (that is, it never resets), and also has unlimited storage space.
Please don't spread misinformation. Those containers resetting is something people need to be made aware of.
Sorry for the confusion. You are correct most of the containers in the lodge have unlimited storage, but I don't want to encourage people to use containers that reset.
I’m level 52, have never experienced a container resetting in the Lodge.
Most of them don't, but i'd have to check and show each one that I've tested if I put it into a video and i've not done that @@TheSgtpepper111
The room that you have at the lodge has an infinite storage space safe in there too.
He says that…
@@peligeustalos4141no he didn't...
@@peligeustalos4141 No he quite literally says the ONLY one is in the basement.... Did you watch the video.
While exceptionally useful advice, I would preface this that it only completes the skill challenges fast, you still need perk points to advance it. That's all beside the fact that both are tier 2 science so you have to already have 4 points invested before hand even to get there.
Thank you, I was wondering about that. A notice of that would have been good in the vid!
I also found that the two small ammo containers have unlimited storage space just on the floor to the left of the weapons mod bench at the lodge
The workshop has all of the workbenches and a research station. It's one of the best 2x1 habs to put in your ship.
The terminal by the landing pad doesn't sell anything that you haven't sold to it. Only for selling
Thank You for the reminder , that modding weapons and armor is valuable
Now the value listed for a weapon or item is not the value you will get when you sell it. That is usually 18% of the value unless you have commerce skill. Very important to remember this. So a 44k weapon you modded will only sell for 7,920 or 16,720 is you have level 4 commerce. Still, it's not a bad money maker.
It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank. You are right though, I'm just not doing the maths each time. Since your actively picking up weapons as you go i've found it to be a faster money maker than stealing ships and more consistent than getting contraband.
So if the basic mod raises the value by 1k, then you actually only get 150 credits more at 15%.
It's not worth it for me to carry the weight.
Yeah for 4 skill points you get a 3.1% increase @@RandomWandrer
mind blowing ! love that buff with modding weapons adding crazy value. thx 4 the tip
Stand facing the research station, turn 180 degrees, walk into the next room. On the table to the right is a small container that has unlimited storage. I use this one to keep non research items in, like unique weapons that I don't use, etc.
Thank you so much for this information. I was wondering why I couldn't upgrade my weapons. now I know.
When did the kiosk at the landing pads start selling items? That’s new information to me 🤯
Excellent advice. You can also add a workshop Hab in your ship so you can have all 3 workbenches on board and craft anywhere in the galaxy 😀
I also have a research station in my workshop, it’s nova I think.
There are two 2x1 hab modules. "Workstation" gives you an industrial, weapon, and armor workbenches, and "science" gives you pharmaceutical and a research station. Most ships have useless habs you can replace with these.
I am having trouble I found the artifact in the cave on Indum III-D. I have tried to extract the artifact Theta using the Heller Cutter, till the power in the cutter is exhausted, 10 times, and I still can't remove the artifact. I have used this process to secure 4 other artifacts using the cutter after a maximum of two attempts. I need your help. Thank you from Depoe Bay, Oregon. This is what Bethesda suggested after I opened a Ticket with them. Force the game to refresh or redraw the problem area using one of the following methods:
Fast Travel out of the area where you are having an issue, such as to a nearby planet, and return.
Enter an "instanced" area where you get a loading screen and return to the area you were experiencing an issue.
Waiting 72 in-game hours by sitting down or resting can reset NPC related behavior.
Sometimes exploring other areas or completing unrelated questlines may resolve issues.
Load an earlier save from before you zoned into that area and try again.
Completely exit out of the game and reboot your system.
Completely disable and remove all mods you have installed, if applicable. I am playing on an XBOX Series X
I've been waiting for this game to come out so ESO can do his thing 😊
There are 3 more ammo boxes right by the weapons work bench with unlimited storage that does NOT refresh as well as the safe in your bedroom so at least 4 more than that box and possibly more at the lodge I have far from memorized the place.
upgrading weapons before you sell them is something i've been doing and suggesting since i started.. BUT, it's only worth it on guns that have some value, if it's normal value is under 1000 credits, it's probably not worth the time.. but once you start finding guns worth 10,000- 40,000 with no mods.. soo worth it.
i have a gun with a value that went from under 40,000 to over 80,000 with a few upgrades, i have had ships worth less!! and my character is only level 33.. i'm sure there will be even more valuable weapons later on.
SPACESUIT DESIGN: This skill adds only VERY LIMITED defensive bonuses to your armor/spacesuit. The bonuses to defense are not nothing, but they are not noticeable in gameplay. The bonuses do not add an increased percentage of defense, instead the mods add a flat number of defense points to a particular category of defense. This would be relevant only for the very weakest spacesuit you get at the very beginning of the game(like the Deep Mining Spacesuit). These small bonuses are probably not worth the points for most character builds. NOTE: While weapon mods will change the appearance of your weapons, spacesuit mods will not.
There is one significant positive for this skill. If you have Spacesuit Design 3 & Special Projects 1, you can change the type of Boost pack(i.e. Basic to Balanced) if you find a pack with great Legendary buffs.
You can also mod them with buffs that make them more stealthy, which is nice because space suits are heavy armor and make it much harder to sneak normally.
Also, the pack can be modded to regen your health and the helmet has some decent scanner and O2 mods.
@@Skyblade12 The O2 buff is ok, the regen is weak, and the scanner ability is weak enough not to be useful in most concievable combat or exploration situations. Also, you should never try to sneak with a spacesuit on, I have never been able to make it work even with the Gravitic Composites installed in both my spacesuit and helmet.
I also have tested a maxed out spacesuit & helmet with standard shielding mods installed in slot 1, and heavy shielding mods installed in slot 3. This difference in the time it takes for an enemy to kill you with this maxed out is about 1 second.☹[That is a total defensive buff with all possible mods of about +5%🤮]
While Weapon Engineering can add awesome offensive power to your build[S Tier; would definitely recommend the full 4 ranks], Spacesuit Design is really not worth either the skill points or the time and resources(for research) you need to spend.
There is only 1 exception to this rule. If you find a basic Boost Pack with truely amazing Legendary buffs, you can upgrade it to a Balanced Boost Pack if you have Spacesuit Design 3 AND Special Projects 1. That circumstance is so rare I can't imagine spending skill points just to be prepared IF that happens.
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@@Zayphar I found the regen really helpful for not having to heal between fights before I finally got the natural regen perk. And with both Stealth and Concealment maxed, I never bother to take off the spacesuit anymore and I have no problems stealthing everywhere thanks to the boosts to the suits.
But, hey, to each their own.
You already find so many HIGH SELL price guns upgrading them doesn't help at all. By mid game my issue was trying to GET RID of guns/armor, not needing to make them more expensive so I can sell even less to a vendor at a time lmao
Yes. MID GAME.
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Upgrading them as well means they sell for even more is the point. But by the time your getting advanced weapons vendors lack of credits become the issue, that's why you use efficient ways to reset their credits.
Unlocking all research for weapons and suits takes a lot of diverse materials. Do yourself a favor and get a blue lab suit which you've already come across in missions and some synapse alpha and use it each time you come back from a run to get materials to unlock the research tree for either one. The suit and meds make Sudden Developments more likely to occur and saves a bunch of time running around and hunting for materials. Contrary to popular belief, the vendors do not have "everything" and you often spend long hours hopping from one vendor to another trying to find some the upgrade materials you need. Some they don't sell at all... The "Sudden Developments" make unlocking all a lot easier, though I would never suggest putting any skill points in whichever skill that is. ESO's right, once they're all unlocked they're wasted points. The upgrades you can put on both weapons and suits are awesome. My favorite so far is the Old Earth Shotgun, Once it's fully modded with slugs and High Power mods it hits for 579 damage per hit and is also silenced. AT least it's 579 at my skill level with Ballistics skill maxed. It's fun sneaking around with it without a stock with that big silencer on it. Reminds me of the movie "No Country for Old Men..."
I get what you're saying about adding mods to weapons before you sell them. Honestly I just can't be bothered to do so. Especially when vendors run out of credits so quickly already then trying to squeeze more credits out of them by waiting...
Another unlimited box is straight though opposite that bench the one you mentioned through the arch and is on a table on the right by the entrance to the Well, at least it used to be there may have moved it to that bench in a patch.
1:15 The bedroom downstairs in The Lodge also has an infinite storage box on the desk. 😀
Nice vid. Thanks. 😁👍🤜
just because it says 2k in value, does not mean you’ll be getting the 2k in credits if you sell a modded wep. value / credit is not a 1 to 1 ratio.
It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank. You are right though, it's a mechanic I've assumed everybody knows. I'm just not doing the maths each time.
You also have to have the skill points (xp)
Just make a outpost with Fe and Al.
Then craft Adaptive Frames. It will give you 20K xp per min.
If you use keyboard and mouse. More quickly with spam mouse1 and E.
The chest behind the weapons workbench at the Lodge have had unlimited storage for me as well.
There are actually 6 unlimited storage containers in the basement of the Lodge. I use one that only contains resources to quickly grab them for a crafting session. I've never lost any items from these containers so they should be safe.
Some of them are not safe and reset after a certain amount of time. But i've not tested them, so just dobule check so you dont lose your items.
how many time do you need to level up before reaching max armor/weapon, because even if you stared with 3 science perks , your not going to get much xp from mod crafting
I always run out of adhesive :(
I just noticed that the ammo boxes behind that Weapon crafting station has unlimited storage as well
The safe in your room upstairs has unlimited storage capacity as well. Most people don't know this tip 👍🏿
1:05 False. There is a second one down there in the basement, and your room on the top floor of the Lodge has a container that looks like a safe that has unlimited storage.
Dont you need the skill points avaiable for the upgrade?
Awesome thank you
I love that you are doing starfield videos but can you do more Skyrim videos
Yes indeed, it's long overdue!
The amo boxes behind the weapons bench in the lodge are also infinite storage
Great vid! Do one for upgrading outposts! The one you have to craft 50 unique modules 😢😢😢
Thank God ESO uploaded.
ESO you have been more prevelant my entire life than my father
when doing research don't forget to take synapse alpha which lowers the resource requirements for five minutes
Great tip I did not know about this!
@@ESOdanny i also found a lab worker outfit that adds a 5% chance of sudden developments so i wear that whenever i'm researching
if i didn't say it already...thank you 4 all the vids u do... :)
Love the content but I do wish you would speak in terms of what you actually make selling the weapon
The value is not the same as the value you'll sell it for, which is far less.
It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank. You are right though, it's a mechanic I've assumed everybody knows. I'm just not doing the maths each time. Since your actively picking up weapons as you go I've found it to be a faster money maker than stealing ships and more consistent than getting contraband.
thanks man!
I guess because it’s starfield aluminum can look like some special space metal and not the metal used to make aluminum cans and other stuff
Awesome!!!
Thanks!
There are multiple infinite storage boxes in the basement of the Lodge, you just have to look for them.
research methods at least says that it also decreases the amount of resources needed to craft items as well.. plus you NEED to put 4 point on that level of skills to unlock the tier weapon and armor engineering are in.. so i would put one or two points. though the 4th rank also says twice as many research breakthroughs, which is just completely free resources.. so, not exactly nothing, but not great..
I don’t see the vid on the best vendors you mentioned at the end of this vid.
How do i get perks real quick?
Wow, I was surprised that upgrading a gun's value a couple thousand credits gets you the full value of that upgrade. How do you get full value of the weapons you sell to merchants?
You don't get the full value of anything you sell in Starfield - It's actually 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank.
Nice guide. I haven't thought of modding equipment before selling it, wich looks great for a NG+ run
Nice !
To deal with limited vendor credits, you can also buy a lot of their other stuff after selling the first bunch of weapons to them, then they have more credits available right away. Maybe enough to sell them another weapon. It's either that, or wait until they reset.
Can always use the Trader in the civilian outpost on Venus, only got 5000 credits but you only need to wait an hour to reset as it is equivelant to 100 hours anywhere else, useful for wait between farm harvesting as well, handy chair down by where he hangs out.
@1:04 false. The locker in your room in the lodge also has unlimited capacity
Theirs like 6 containers in the lodge with unlimited storage, but some of them are not safe.
You can add that much per weapon sure but when you sell them at vendors, it’s a fraction of the price. Just like everything else in this game.
Did anyone else hear Crewman Kellner on a slate in the game? I’d swear that was Danny’s voice.
Making items or upgrading items that cost more than 5K-15k credits is pointless as no vendor has more than that to buy an item. Even if you wait 48 UT hours to refresh the vendor, they will not have more credits than their limit. So, any item that costs more than the 5K that is typical for most vendors, it just a dead loss to the player.
Of course, if an item has a cost of less than 5K, upgrading that weapon with crafting will be worthwhile, up to the usual limit of the vendor's cash on hand.
In Neon. First 3 store is have 20k credits. Wait 24h the they refill full.
So if items is less value. Player need travel more to find more items.
So. That is reason for upgrade value of items.
@@Lan_Hoa Listen to the examples that ESO uses. Many of them were worth more than 20K. Some a lot more than 20K. Even if you do the Neon Vendor two-step, you can only sell to the 3 vendors on Neon who are willing to buy weapons(out of 12), upgrading a weapon worth 22K to be worth 27K just so you can sell it to the Neon weapon vendor who will only have a max of 15K is a net loss for the player; both in time, money and resources spent. This only makes sense when you have cheap early game weapons that cost 4K or less. When you do the Neon vendor two-step it is better to just sell the weapon, pocket your credits and move on down the line.
No matter how expensive a single looted weapon is, 95% of the time you will only be able to get 5K-10K for it.
ESO's little tip here is pretty pointless.
@@Zayphar
Sell value away less than buy value.
And the value of items showing is buy value.
You sell a item with high value ( buy ).
You will get more credits by sell value.
So if a pistol sell is 5k. You will get 5k and just lost 1 item.
Understand? Still not understand?
Sell less lost more.
@@Lan_Hoa Any item you sell that is worth more than the vendor's cash on hand is a loss. By level 50 most of the guns you get are going to sell for more than the 5k-10K that most weapon vendors have on hand. Crafting an upgrade to a weapon for an additional 500 credits is just a stupid waste of time and effort.
Understand? Still not understand?
English? Yes, No?
@@Zayphar
"LEVEL FIFTY"
OKAY. I JUST LEVEL 11 IN THIS GAME.
I have 500+ K credits and no idea what to do with it.
New Game Plus.
@@Lan_Hoa Lol! I didn’t finish the story and I don’t think I will ever do. It’s not so interesting anymore.
@@HoppiHopp
So.
Buy all items then drop. Then wait and buy and drop again again again.
You will drain out you credits.
The safe in your bedroom t the Lodge is also unlimited
I really need extra credits atm trying to put Galbank out of business 😂
Sure, but where in the world to you find a vendor that has 20k+ laying around?
Yo bro you can't buy anything from the computer vendors, they got nothing to sell
Did I fall into the "Mandela effect"? Every fing starfield video calls ALUMINUM "al-you-minium"
It doesn’t matter how much an item can sell for when vendors only have 5-11k credits.
Thanks for telling Bethesda this will likely be removed in the next patch
Resale values are about 10% of listed value.
It's 12.5% of the base item value, 15.6% with the max commerce skill rank.
All the containers in the basement are unlimited as is the safe in your room.
Patched. You can only do it once per weapon now.
Once You Have the skill!! One Important fact.
You really don't need unlimited storage especially once your a high level and your ship can carry like 5k+ kg lol
Early game not a bad tip though.
Random comment for the TH-cam algorithm.
The most credits I've seen a vendor have is 11k. In that case, why make it more valuable?
While I love your content going back a long time, this video leaves out a lot of info that people may deem valuable. 1) you mention leveling the crafting skill but leave out that the XP earned isn't enough to actually get the needed skill points to utilize the unlocked skills and 2) your tip of adding a cheap modification doesn't math out correctly. You state that adding mod X adds 1000 credits to the value of the weapon, but that's not what you'll be able to sell it for. Someone else can correct me but I believe you get roughly 0.10x of the value returned as credits when selling. So putting 25 credits worth of materials into a mod that increases value by 1000 credits is really only "worth" 100 credits. Is it an increase, absolutely. But it's not the amount you're presenting it to be. I personally don't find it worth the TIME to do that to the weapons since you need to acquire the materials (buy, loot, farm, etc), craft the mod, and so on. Especially considering it usually takes me 2-3 vendors to offload my stuff for sale after every mission anyway since none of them have any $ lol!
The way you say aluminum drives me insane. Is that how you really say that where you’re from?
So what, 'yall have spare skill points?
Unfortunately you get only a 10th of the value if you sell things. Nevertheless you will make some profit.
But….. the weapons don’t sell for the list price
this feels a bit misleading because as far as I know you can't craft weapons. you only mod them. same with suits for some reason.
I assumed you knew that crafting weapons and armor in the context of Starfield meant exactly that. Sorry if you felt mislead in this regard.
no merchant carries that much money, to sell modded weapons to
Buy stuff first then sell up to what he has wait 48hrs in game then it resets em then repeat it
But you still have to Level 8 times for the skill points..
The large storage box is unlimited I have thousands of items in it
The weapons value you’re talking about is not what you sell the weapon for, it’s what you pay if you had to buy it, adding those modifications only give you a small percentage of that figure do you even play these games?
Has this been patched?
@ESO Jemison Not Jameison. Oh and your calculation of Profits is just not right. Since you only receive a small percentage of the face value of items, you are not making a 25,000 credit profit. Modding weapons does increase the value on selling them, but no gun sells for anywhere near its face value as shown In The game.
The resource economy in Starfield is majorly screwed up, there is ZERO need to harvest resources by hand or build outposts to generate them, you can literally BUY every resource in the game, dirt cheap at most vendors. In fact, you can usually clean out an entire vendor's stock for just a few thousand credits. So why waste time with all the long and boring harvesting mechanics when you can skip all that and just buy everything you need dirt cheap.
anyone know if this has been patched yet?
Don't forget to take the drugs that reduce the costs of research. I forget the names but thye're nice ot have/use.
I can't find this Aluminium stuff, my game has something close, Aluminum!! Are they interchangeable???? JK, LOL
Try looking outside the USA 😅
It's ALUMINUM in Canada as well.
Technically, both spellings are correct, but the North American version is the more accepted one in many countries.
What a cringy yank 🤣
@@notpc48 4:00 in and I’m looking at the the spelling in his game on his screen and it reads as aluminum as well 😁
Maybe it’s like how British people pronounce “three” like “free”
🤷 I love culturally unique dialects though 🍻
@@FrozenHare Irish People pronounce 'three' like 'tree' not 'free', British people pronounce it correctly. Both spellings of Aluminium are technically correct, I believe a US scientist decided that he would spell it differently in his publications, since then the USA has pronounced it one way and the rest of the world has pronounced it the other way. I knew this would come up when I made the video but I refuse to confirm for my US audience 😁. Beta BATA, etc.
Disagree on research methods. Having this maxed made crafting and research way quicker and will save you many trips to a vendor. Also, the other rank 1 skills in science are pretty weak, I’d rather max RM to unlock weapon engineering and the other advanced skills. Each to their own.
It just kills me aluminum
So much half truths in this video... You didnt make 27,000 'profit' at all. The difference between weapon value on your inventory and sale price even with max commerce is like 80%. Coupled with the many infinite storage containers and the fact that the main roadblock to credits is the 2 day wait not lack of high value gear to sell I would say not one of your best.