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I never have much money so don't know where everyone is getting it from. I'm always upgrading my ship which costs arm n a leg, or filling my ammo up. I only use around 4 weapons max.there's barely any missions left on mission boards as done most of them. My ship is maxed out yet only have just over 300k In Bank after like 130hrs:confused:

I used the mining laser (in the face) most of the game so had no need for ammo. Ended up with 1.4 million creds and the best ship you can buy in the game. Plus 4 or so houses (never did furnish them though).

Once I am done with Cyberpunk and Resident Evil 4 dlc I will go back and play slowly doing bit and bobs here and there I think.
 
I used the mining laser (in the face) most of the game so had no need for ammo. Ended up with 1.4 million creds and the best ship you can buy in the game. Plus 4 or so houses (never did furnish them though).

Once I am done with Cyberpunk and Resident Evil 4 dlc I will go back and play slowly doing bit and bobs here and there I think.
Save a fortune not using ammo. Me didn't think of that
 
80 hours into my first playthrough (granted 15 probably in the shipbuilder) and I'm finally getting to the end, done all the main faction quests and only got a few side ones left to finish up before pushing on with the end. Going to NG+ but put it down for a while and play other games then come back and do a heavily modified playthrough.
 
80 hours into my first playthrough (granted 15 probably in the shipbuilder) and I'm finally getting to the end, done all the main faction quests and only got a few side ones left to finish up before pushing on with the end. Going to NG+ but put it down for a while and play other games then come back and do a heavily modified playthrough.

My thinking sort of as well, probs do one where I actually finish on main quest and do some side stuff. I've enjoyed my time so far, so then park it for a long time, maybe until all the DLC out tbh and revisit to a hopefully fresh game.
 
Inventory management in this game blows hard. For making outposts etc, I wish Bethesda would allow materials to be automatically taken from the "infinite" stash in the Lodge.
 
How do you guys install mods with gamepass

You don't

I used the mining laser (in the face) most of the game so had no need for ammo. Ended up with 1.4 million creds and the best ship you can buy in the game. Plus 4 or so houses (never did furnish them though).

Once I am done with Cyberpunk and Resident Evil 4 dlc I will go back and play slowly doing bit and bobs here and there I think.

I found the mining laser too boring but yer it's super effective.

80 hours into my first playthrough (granted 15 probably in the shipbuilder) and I'm finally getting to the end, done all the main faction quests and only got a few side ones left to finish up before pushing on with the end. Going to NG+ but put it down for a while and play other games then come back and do a heavily modified playthrough.

80 hours in is a good time to NG+. It's about where I migrated and it stopped boredom kicking in.

Once in possession of the Starborn Guardian Ship from the start of 1st NG+ all sectors open up straight away meaning lvl C Ships to capture everywhere, loads of cash available and money to buy rss for Outpost building etc etc.

Each NG+ I've skipped the main quest and gone straight to artifact and powers collection. You can wrap up that bit in 5-6 hours.

Instead filling the other time with selected side quests not repeating the same in each NG+ bar Mantis for ship and armour.

Mainly time gone on ship capture & ship building plus outpost creation to level up my character. I've tried to lvl up 10 player levels each NG+.
 
Yep. One of the first things I did. Can easily play whole game with the mining laser.

Wow, I didn't even consider doing that! I don't think I even registered it could be a weapon as well as mining resources.

My ammo economy was a right pain until I found a good Beowulf rifle. Mine now does 230dmg semi-auto, with nice handling, good range and can pump out shots quite rapidly. Plus it uses 7.77mm, which drops everywhere. I pretty much always get more ammo back from encounters than I expend.

But I have a magshear too that fires at around a speed of 400, and can spit out 100s of rounds every few seconds. Scraping together 300-500 rounds at a time from vendors for 10k+ credits means this is very much a reserve panic gun. Think i last used it on the you-know-who legging it sequence (it deleted you-know-who each time, though...)

I now have almost a million credits, but have a big signposted space fight coming up, so wondering if I should upgrade my Eagle or build a new Class B or C ship with all that.

After that, I think that's almost everything bar the last two or three main missions (about 75 hours, level 51) then I guess give NG+ a whirl. I've enjoyed the game a lot more than I thought I was going to at first, despite having some gripes with it.
 
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New patch....

Starfield 1.7.36 Update - Fixes and Improvements



General
  • FOV: Sliders are now available in Settings that allow players using first person or third person to adjust their FOV.


Performance and Stability
  • [PC ONLY] Improved stability for Intel Arc GPUs.
  • Various additional stability and performance improvements.


Quest
  • Echoes of the Past: Addressed an issue where tunneling creatures could pick a location that would prevent progression.
 
I could always start the game from the beginning over and over again like you. Might be more fun that way :p:cry:

Yeah but I try different things! You did finish the quests though so you got that going for you
Do you drink water whilst playing too.
 
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I got to say this is a very interesting Cutlass, I was not aware you could Handload it with Volatile rounds ! :eek:

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