STARFIELD: The Complete Guide to LOOT - How to Find, Manage & Sell Items, Resources & Gear! (AD)

I got 80 hours in before i found out junk was well... junk , coming from fallout 4 i was super disappointed i cant scrap junk anymore

Great guide! Starfield is a great game with a lot of painful UI/systems slowing down your fun but this guide really helped me get going.

Gets commissioned to make a guide for an Xbox exclusive game, uses key bindings to show buttons instead of an Xbox controller..lol

You forgot to point out a good place to store loot is in Constellation where you obtain 2 infinite mass crates. 1 in your room, and 1 later in the main story.

Dont buy this game. It is a mess.

I haven’t gone looking for information on it because I generally don’t want to ruin anything for myself, but it seems to me that XENOGRUBS are present when there’s a higher value item around.

great video, its a shame it was recorded in 720p

Soooo, foam cups and notebooks along with fire extinguishers, syringes, and other obvious crap like tools are worthless ? I’m new lol

Good vid.

I looked all over my keyboard and i don't have a hate-tch key. I did find an aytch key. :) Good tip on the gas giants.

i find it very hard to look for loot when going through stations as there is so much crap laying around and there is no minimap…
should i just ignore all the loot and only check bodies and chests?

Where do i store all my resources. I have thousands 😂

I present to you! MY sTuFf 😂

You didn't mention that another contraband item you can find are Varun zealots books

If you happen to forget to bring a cutter for some reason, there are still lootable rocks on most landable celestial bodies at locations like caves, natural spots, and sometimes structures. The rocks typically have 5 or so of the most abundant resources you find on a planet and sometimes have more rare or higher tier resources. In addition, there are usually some resources that won't even require a cutter at all that are in gas vents.

This is a "never heard of Bethesda before" video. And that's fine but painful

Idk if anyone’s found this but besides your cargo hold there is also a captains locker it’s opposite the cargo hold down by the floor. It’s only 40 mass but it’s good for storing a few suits until selling or having an extra favorite set of gear separate from the rest of cargo.

Right click to "charge" your cutter and then fire. The ore then blows up instantly. You can be charging the cutter as you look for ore.

Hey ZiggyD, I just want to know do enemies and loot containers respawn in Starfield? Because I'm watching your video to see any info.

The values listed on items are never what the vendor's pay so its confusing on what good/not something listed at 500 may get you 150 etc

Lots of usefull advice for all all here - nice I took me a few hrs to realise there sell from ship cargo at vendor which didnt seem to get introduced but still need enough xp for a lot of ship or outpost stuff etc

StarUI mod is a must for loot management

Im less than 10 hours in and my ship has 2200 cargo...which is full of JUST resources 😞 not even made outposts yet ffs

why would you put stuff with 10-50 value in your ship lol

There is a storage box down stairs in the lodge that has unlimited space.

So i have a question i'm trying to upgrade my weapons but it wont let me i have the resources but some have a blue magnifying glass by it what does it mean

I just hate the way outpost storage work

Can you give contraband to a companion and get cleared through a system? Or maybe get the companion arrested?

Found the best armour, 'Chameleon' armour give you a solid snake edge where everytime you crouch you give off this invisible bubble as you become, yes, invisible and hidden to all.

Damn u a real life horder lmfao 😅

Here's a tip I've never seen a guide show. You can launder your stolen items through the trade authority. Sell them then use the buy back option to get squeaky clean legal items back at no cost. Great for inventory management

You miss the most importante storage.

ALL my items, loot, recources etc. are in the infinite storage in my room in the Lodge.

very hard in gunfgihts-easy
very hard in space fights-impossible

An important tip for keeping high value loot is whether they are advanced, refined or calibrated weapons/armor; even if they aren’t rare/legendary

Hilarious watching the jet pack pop at the very end.... I've had some targets fly so far they disappeared.
One came crashing down - ON ME - while I was looting a crate almost 40 seconds later.

changed home ship lost all my crap on the floor when i went back

Thank you! This is one of the most information dense, yet clearly understandable, videos for newbies to Starfield.

My fav part about this game is having to sell 2 items then sit in a chair for 60 seconds to sell 2 more. It takes me longer to sell than it does to do the 2 ground missions where I got all the loot. Kills POI roaming for me.

You can store a ton of stuff on the ground in your ship for basically free. Drop 20k iron on the ground by the ships door and all you need to do to build in an outpost is pick it up walk out the door and youre good to go.

Tip. Don't store ammo in the display cases. If you have like 579 12ga shells and you put it in the display case you'll come back to a single round. I lost thousands of rounds for all my favorite guns. Set me back tens of thousands, if not over a hundred thousand credits. Please fix Bethesda

Step one, turn on infinite carry weight.
Because I wanna play an open world game, not a fulltime inventory manager simulator in the menus.

I might have a couple problems I hope someone can help me out with. 1. I think Vasco died on a planet somewhere. I assumed he'd just show up late rperfectly fine, but I haven't seen him in many hours of play. Any way to get him back? 2. I think I lost two artifacts. Is that possible? How can find them again? Thanks!

Weightlifting skill, items that increase carry limit make a huge difference. My carry capacity is now 260

One more tip, weapon and armor have ranking based on your level, I wouldn't go for unique ones before level 50 or they will get outdated pretty fast as you level... like after level 10 you get calibrated weapons that are basically the levelled version...

Or embrace overweight, it is a lot less penalizing than having to build cargo onto your ship, you stay ar 10% hp and that is all, you can carry the entire galaxy with you. You do lose fast travel but only on foot, all the cargo you need on the ship is shielded cargo for the contraband, all extra is deadweight that is a lot worse for your ship than encumberance is to your character
If you need the hp or the O2 for sniping you can always walk with capslock, and there are almost always a bed befor big fights
It is specially good when building outposts as you have everything you need already there
Also worth mentioning there is another infinite storage (other than the player) in the Lodge, and this one has no drawback, unlike the player, lol
It is no like you wont get overweigh anyways in any medium and up dungeon, so, why not embrace it from the beggining? you also save the annoying inventory management, just grab everything, throw it at the lodge, grab what you need to explore, if you want to sell, build or craft grab everything, no wasted time at all, all for the easy cost of 90% of your HP and a blurry vision
You do lose fast travel, but just land on the lodge, drop everything there and there you go, al readdy to start hoarding the entire universe all over again, lol

A tip for you. Use right click/left trigger with the cutter to focus the beam and mine much faster. Also does more damage as a weapon.

I’ve only used one digipick before other than just the original one to open it I and I hve maxed out security and picked every lock I’ve ever encountered from novice to master so don’t understand how anyone can “burn through them” you can literally figure out the entire puzzle before you commit anything so you know it’s solved properly

one of the biggest things that you missed is that you can move all of your "resources" together at the same time whether it's picking them up or dropping them off, so they are the perfect thing to dump on your follower, as you can dump them all at the same time, and pick them up all at the same time completely separate from all other items in their inventory. Combine this with equipping them with a "mechanized" suit, which allows them to carry an additional 40K, and a "fastened" pack, 20K, and they become very useful.

As for "deep storage" i keep a centrally located cargo depot for resources.

As i live a nomadic lifestyle generally speaking, i do almost all of my crafting and research aboard ship.

So this cargo depot is just a builder landing pad surrounded by nothing but a small hab with a single crew table, cargo modules/links, a watchtower, and defenses.

When i fill my ship cargo with resources, i go land on the pad and transfer to the depot, do any heavy or extensive crafting, and then its back out into the black.

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