What details have you found in Starfield? What's with the book Book? How did the Nasa mug get there? Which way does toilet paper go? How do you like your potatoes? What is the secret hiding in the Nirnroot? 🐪 MERCH - camelworks.creator-spring.com/ 🐪 twitter.com/Camelworks 🐪 instagram.com/camelworks_official/ 🐪 www.twitch.tv/camelworks 🐪 kzfaq.info 🐪 www.patreon.com/Camelworks 🐪 discord.gg/XDGWm72 🐪 www.tiktok.com/@camelworksyt 🐪 facebook.com/camelworks 🐪 www.threads.net/@camelworks_official Starfield Playlist: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9iAatSllbPUgZc.html Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:33 - Scan Planets In Seconds For Money & XP 04:44 - ABC 123 The Book Book 07:57 - Get Back Your Contraband & Stolen Items Locker 11:08 - Secret NASA Coffee Mug Cave In Vectera Mine 13:26 - Mine Super Fast With The Super Powered Cutter 17:36 - Flip Toilet Paper Rolls To Annoy Everyone 20:41 - Mining Asteroids For Massive Materials 26:48 - Potato Lord Of The Rings Boil Mash Stew 28:19 - Constellation Infinite Storage Safe In Room 30:30 - The Great Nirnroot Conspiracy Code 39:36 - Outro

I have a feeling that the "Book" was an accidental oversight from Bethesda and wasn't supposed to be in the final version of the game. It was probably them testing the book user interface, making sure every letter and number shows up correctly. The chapter 1 was likely the same but to test if the heading worked.

That book seems like it's a placeholder that accidentally got into the final game. Probably forgot to replace the text.

Got another tip for ya; One day on Bessel 3-B takes 57 Earth days. This means if you place resource miners on the planet (it's possible to make an outpost with access to Aluminum, Iron, Cobalt, AND Nickel), then sleep for an hour, you'll get around 57 times the "normal" amount of each resource. Enjoy!

Delvin Mallory is in the game, when you’re doing the crimson fleet quest line and are on suvurov you can see his name mentioned as being a prisoner on the computer in the guard tower

An Easter egg I found was on a random planet. On one of the small colonies, a colenest said, spoiler: I used to be an explorer like you, then I took... never mind, it's a long story.

The nirnroot "code" is definitely a texture mismatch; looks like a decal sheet used on the surrounding environment. You can see the diamond tread pattern and the slatted vents that are right beside the plant on that sheet.

Don’t sell survey data at any vendor. At least if you want max credit sell them to Valdmir at the eye. He’s buy the data for higher price then any other vendor. You just have to talk to him and pick the last option and he talks about scanning planets then you’ll be able to turn your data to him for max credits

In the Lodge behind the Weapons Modification station there are three ammo boxes that also have infinite storage. I've been using them to store resources in a more convenient location. Just so I don't have to run to the room then back to the basement. Just head straight on down and get to the upgrading.

How to deal with contraband scans: USE SHIELDED CARGO HOLDS, also a jammer once those become available.

As a mug collector myself I can tell you, You can get DOZENS of NASA mugs from following the main story. It may be a rare misc. item at the beginning. But when you get to a certain point you’ll be trying to offload NASA stuff like it’s a stockpile of Aurora

Love that you hammering out new content. So excited for your TES6 videos in 20 years ❤

Loving the regular Camelworks content. We’re eating good.

That cutter one is great. E: Even better than the safe is the little innocuous storage box downstairs near all the workstations. From the research one, 180 and go through the doorway. To the left of the doorway on the right is a storage box on the table. Unlimited space. Near the work stations. Big win. E2: Bugged texture?

Nirnroot texture is a mistakenly applied User Interface Texture. (your Hud, for example. in this case it could even be a UI for ingame computer systems all the way down to a small screen for a soda machine, who knows.) I would assume it missed QA due to its size and exceeding rarity as an object in the game.

The first or second rank of ship piloting gives you access to a thruster mode. [RB on console] With this mode on you can spin your ship super fast while keeping the same momentum. Great in combat when someone is behind you. Boost away then enter thruster mode and spin 180 and take them out while still speeding away from them.

You know it's a good bethesda game when within one week of release the internet has alredy cross tested every toilet paper of the milky way in the name of science.

Toilet role should face different ways depending on if you have pets or kids that might play with. One way just gives the best access but it makes it more inviting for pets to play with it.

Regarding "The Book" I guess that it contains everything you need for a book, just remix what you find inside and create any story you want!

Outstanding video. Honestly, I haven't seen any Starfield content that has me more interested to see more than this video right here. I cannot wait to see what you and the viewers uncover about the Book and the Nirnroot mysteries. A+ content right here.

The Nirnroot texture kinda reminds me of the Voyager gold record

That Charged Cutter feature deserves a mod that outright removes weak mode, because there is no reason to not to use the full power.

Fun fact, the book the 5min mark is actually the same book Todd Howard uses to answer questions in inteviews

The Elder Scrolls mystery is pretty interesting. I look forward to updates! But the book looks like a dev placeholder problem to me.

I was able to sell the illegal contraband to the party ship. People in space just having a grand time. If you do get them to pop up then join them if possible. You can also pull all of your items from your ship or people on your ship. Mainly because they ask if you want the party in 0G. Which allows you to move freely. Once inside you may need to speak to someone for that interaction. After that they tell you that the person down stairs is the one handing out drinks. Mind you there are a few items on the ship listed as "Owned" but most all drinks aren't. Anyways. Go down a floor and to the end with what looks like a DJ? The only person behind the table. They will purchase Illegal Contraband as well as stolen goods.

The root appears to be a map outlining a specific star system based on the number of circles around a larger circle and the number of gas giants. Further more it seems to indicate a specific planet in that system and icons which represent terra map markers you typically find. Has to be a treasure map.

The plant does indeed look like a UV map. Almost looks like a UV map for a weapons magazine. It even has a 00 / 00 counter on it and then dots for ammo placement.

So regarding the nirnroot texture, @38:20 theres a part of it that is definitely an audio waveform thats been split into multiple parts. I was thinking it was just a mismatched texture until i saw that. UNLESS the mismatched texture is one from a computer terminal\data readout screen in the game that has a waveform on it. Which would explain the simple repeating patterns and shapes. But i still think the waveform is sus

Weapons and gear have prefixes that denote base damage/protection. With the dame mods, a higher tier weapon will always have higher damage than a lower one. I have found: None-calibrated-advanced-refined-superior This is in addition to prefixes like "commander's or "assassin's", which tells you what preinstalled mods it has, and on colored nameplate weapons things like "berserker" which tells you about a trait that the weapon has as an extra bonus irrespective of mods

I was shooting some asteroids last night and made the mistake of accidentally shooting the loot and it just kept going and going further away from me so I gave up chasing it lol

The Book book looks like a test object to me, testing the font or the text format used by books but not using the quick brown fox line, just every letter and number. Then since it was made may as well use it in the game. Books and notes in Bethesda games are not a different texture for each page but an html overlay with the paper texture as the background so it takes very little to make them but important to get the font and format right.

The "book'" item screams placeholder to me, like someone missed it unintentionally. I don't know whether or not that makes any sense; maybe someone got lazy, and went "oh Hell, whatever," and just slapped down a generic "Book" in this spot in particular, perhaps at the end of a 12-hour crunch-time shift?

As far as using the cutter in combat, it's the best weapon in the game.

I'm near 100 hours on my character, and hadn't heard a single person ever mention the cutter efficiency trick in tip #5, absolutely game changing, commenting in hopes it helps others find this vid, keep up the amazing work, thank you so much!

Camel: All these plants that don't matter to anyone. Botanists:.......

Finally getting into the Starfield content here on youtube after sinking in my first 100 hours. I've loved your Skyrim content for years now, and I'm so happy to see this level of content on Starfield now, I'll definitely be keeping up with your Starfield content from here on out, keep up the great work.

Man, that Lodge Safe bit is gonna be so useful to me. I didn't know about that, and had started selling all resources I get over 100 so my ship would stop running out of space. Now I can throw it all in there instead. Thanks!

The cutter is actually insane against most enemies if you have lasers leveled all the way up. If you rush lasers the cutter can be super useful early game bc it doesn’t require ammo

If you like the room storage, in Constellation’s crafting area in the basement, right behind the research station, there is also an infinite box. Much better for materials.

The "UV Texture" on the Nirnroot might be something akin to a map, perhaps an intergalactic scavenger hunt. Bethesda is historically very good with housing Easter eggs, some very well hidden or fleshed out, and the know full well just how eager their fans are of ES6, despite very little being revealed or spoken of. It would be so cool to go do a scavenger hunt that leads to places that may or may not have callbacks or hints sprinkled in about their previous/ upcoming Elder Scrolls title. One can dream.

S. Wheeler patent number 459,516 patented 15/9/1891 "wrapping or toilet paper roll" the inventor of the thing has the answer everyone needs

Bruh. The cutter being charged up just fixed my life 80 hours in

for the root you were close with the texture-uv. it is a decals uv map, starfield uses a lot of decals for detail, its like stickers placed on top of meshes, like vent slits, screws, information on wall, logos, etc. the stem of the root just has the wrong material applied which is this decals uv texture. crazy catch tho

The Nirnroot thing reminds me of a DNA sequence similar to what was on the Voyager craft.

The nirnroot is a map of a star-system. If you go to the specific planet you get the release date for TES VI.

That blue book is a just a placeholder. It's basic placeholder for when they haven't decided what to place there yet. It was either used in decoration and world filling without knowing that that one was a placeholder, or it was known that it was a placeholder, and forgotten about, and never replaced.

textures for the nirnroot can be found in textures06 archive, under hydroroot01 name edit: nifscope doesn't support starfield nif files, so no way to go in and check what texture is applied to the stem the easy way some could probably extract all of the decals in the game and look through manually, but it would take some time edit2: holy shit I found it xD textures05\textures\common\decal\decalmetalboltstrimsdetails01_* files just a random trimsheet edit3: looking at the footage it seems to me some of the objects are using the same map for their details, so probably just a dev missclicking and not noticing it :P

there is absolutely a code in the stem, or something, they would not put that much effort into a "missing texture" texture. great video!

You can meet the hunter at the start of the game and have conversation with him. He is located in the viewport in New Atlantis.

Possible that the nirn root was a last minute placement as often times Easter eggs are place quickly so that the sneak past quality oversigh.

Found more Nirnroot! There are a couple samples at an abandoned farm I found on Polvo in the Valo system, south west of Hopetown. Not sure if it's a random generation structure that's just rare and this is the first time I've found one, or if it's a curated location, but it's in the map that generates when you land at Hopetown, so it may be curated. Edit: Definitely curated, there were three voiced logs and a named body

So, if Nirnroot canonically exists in Starfield, and Starfield is set in our universe, then Nirn must be somewhere in this universe. Meaning Bethesda officially took the stance of polytheism 😂

Thats so funny, ive been doing business with trade authority like “Hello good sir! I would like to offload my goods!!,” no idea they were dodgy folks 😂😂😂

RE Toilet paper. Having the paper away from the wall is the obvious way to place it... until you're a cat owner. If you have a cat put it towards the wall, or you won't be happy ever again. The cat otherways will figure out how to roll out all the paper. And it will do it over and over again. If the toilet paper is at the wall, your cat will only turn the toilet paper roll over and over again but the paper will stay on the roll. This is a survival tip for cat owners.

All i keep hearing is "but in no man's sky you cam just fly wherever you want." I try to explain to them that the planet jemison is likely a bigger data pack than the entirety of no man's sky.

i found a little skyrim easter egg. in the prison when you’re looking for the “legacy” that’s attached to the crimson fleet story line, a computer while in the last control room has a list of all the inmates and their names. at the very bottom of the list it has Delvin Malory. I loved the thieves guild quest line and i thought this was perfect little easter egg.

The Nirnroot mystery deserves its own video!

14:06 supervisor Lin explains this after the elevator ride when you first start up a new game. She berates one of the miners for using it incorrectly and says it’s a laser not a chainsaw, it’s very easy to miss but it’s technically in the tutorial.

I've been playing Starfield for over 50 hours and it always bugged me how I couldn't mine things faster, I even got the special orange cutter back from the starting planet and still nothing, this tip blew my mind! Thank you so much, it made my life oh so much easier!

The storage crates in the basement of the Lodge also appear infinite and non-resetting. I've been using the one on the table between the research station and workbenches to store all my resources for quick upgrades.

I am also collecting the coffee cups. I went to School in Idaho and lived there for 8 years. My favorite Potato dish is "Spicy Bake" . You slice the taters about a 1/8th of an inch then make a mix of Olive oil with salt, pepper, garlic, chopped inions, chopped peppers and cayenne with a dash of cumin. Mix the sliced taters in it and bake it.

I love astroid mining. It gets more bonkers if you build for it. Here's what you do: Make it buy the smallest lightest A class ship you can manage, then cram a B class reactor, shields, and the largest particle beam weapons you can manage into it. You will pop each asteroid instantly, and you will be ridiculously fast and maneuverable.

I am betting the Nirnroot stem is a bugged texture. That looks like a bugged texture… and if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and talks like a duck…

One little Easter egg I had heard when I was at The Clinic from the Freestar quests, I had heard one person mention "did you ever hear the one about the platypus and the orphan?" I didn't catch what else he said, but that's for sure a Phineas and Ferb reference

I'm very well acquainted with the creation kit and it's creation kits. That's not just a weird texture bug and if it is, it's the first time i've ever seen it.

Bro the storage in the room, absolutely helped me. That was my main problem was finding storage for all my crap. Love your video. Lol.

Oh my god I had NO idea that you could power up the Cutter. That’s HUGE. Thank you so much!!

The storage box downstairs by the research table is also unlimited. I keep all my extra resources there. Empty it before starting to research/craft, dump back in once down

Theres another "book" book hidden inside a locker in the Clinic next to the entrance/exit. Gotta open those lockers

The mine isn't the only location you can get a NASA mug, you can find one next to a coffee machine in one of the rooms on the generational colony ship orbiting paradiso.

It would be nice if they linked the basement crafting stations to your Lodge safe in your room.

you can also sell contraband at the den in the wolf system. There are no scans to get you busted and the trade authority vendor usually has around 11000 credits

imagine you touch the nirnroot, and you get teleported to nirn and have a space battle against alduin or something funny

thank you for these guides, this game is a whole vibe and I love it

The Nirnroot is the ES6 topographical map-- because they already have the landscape topography mapped out

Great movie m8 xD The way you raised the tension of final mistery was smthg as the best suspense-like. Gratz!😊

The curating curiosity series boutta go fucking wild.

Your scanner clip while harvesting asteroids made me laugh out loud 😂 brilliant

The "Book" is simply the data structure that was used for all instantiations of books in the game. The name of 'Book' and the alphabet & numbers were dummy data the programmer entered to test the data structure. The intent was for that dummy data to be overwritten by 'actual' data by those in charge of 'writing' books. However in this one case, an installation of a book was made without any data being entered, so the programmer's test date got shown in game.

You simultaneously need a Cypher to play and yet none of it feels like it matters.

I can explain your nirnroot mystery quite easily. The the nirnroot mesh is pointing at a decal texture by mistake. This of course as you know has gone unnoticed because it takes a magnifying glass to identify it.

I appreciate the ones I didn't know but you REALLY know how to turn a 10 minute video into a 40 minute video...

Whenever you find contraband, just go straight to "the den" no scans, trade it all in for ammo etc or wait on the seat next to the vendor between restocks

If you have a particularly annoying cat there is only one choice for the toilet paper, down at the back, Hanging down the front creates an irrresetable toy for a cat . Cat stands on back legs and claw at the roll with front paws, the roll spins forward and unwinds. If a cat tries it with the paper down the back it doesn't unwind you just get claw marks in the tp. Should be able to extract the Nirnroot model from the datafiles to check what the default textures are, bethesda archive extractor has been updated for starfield. Its possible the ingame plants have a material override though so untill the creation kit comes out it may be impossible to know if the extracted files reveal nothing. I'm going to guess it is a bug.

Away from the wall, or Beard Position. As an Australian, you don't want an unseen spider scaring the crap out of you by running up the underside of the bog roll and up your arm from a bog roll in the Mullet Position... Although you're in the right place for that to happen!

In the south, in America, they might also refer to potatoes as "taters", though that's usually more of a humourous thing.

For the Contraband items there are 2 ways to get rid of it without being caught. 1. Fly to the Wolf System and Dock at "The Den" and sell your Contraband easily and they usually have more credits than most trade authority vendors. 2. Build an Outpost on the planet you want to bring back those illegal items by flying to the planet and as soon as your screen pops up from loading, open your Starmap and chose to land anywhere on the planet you want to sell your Contraband. While landed put up an outpost and build a storage box and unload your Contraband in it. Get back in your ship and fly to a near moon as since you didnt get scanned you cant fly to thw planet and land at their spaceport, so flying to a near moon and flying back to that same planet you built that outpost, will get your ship scanned and authorized to land so go back to that outpost and get your Contraband then fly to the city's spaceport now because your ship is already scanned and free of Contraband hahaha.

So happy I have a new game to listen to Camelworks break down

when you dock at the clinic immediately turn right and there are some lockers, one of them has the exact same "book"

Trick for Contraband: Go to The Den to sell it at their Trade Authority shop. They don't scan you.

Lin tells a miner off in the intro, I think that's her telling him to hold RMB - "it's a scalpel, not a shotgun" or something like that, it's been a while.

This is the Starfield content ive been waiting for

The toilet paper flipping is the Devs acknowledging MXR mod reviews. The paper facing the wall is so wrong it breaks immersion.

There are at least two, limitless storages in the basement aswell. One is directly behind the research station on the table.

The nirnroot is going to be dlc. Sarah and you will go to the constant to investigate strange readings. You go there and use solar flare on all the nirnroots. Surprisingly they don't burn down. The screen fades to black. "Hey you, you're finally awake"

In the main story line there is a scow ship. In the captains quarters there is a showcase with a credstik with a plaque that says “my first credit” on the right side of it scrawled in marker pen is the words “my precious” another nod to LOTR.

You have just helped me massively with my storage just by talking about the infinite storage at The Lodge. And for that you are a massive Chad. Thank you.

Dude that Nasa mug gives you a big hint for the story, wich only makes sense when you know the story. Like holy Crap.

Doing what you do best. I’m glad there’s a new world of content for stuff like this.😊

The book "book" is just how devs tested how the text looked before the other books were made. Imagine if you made hundreds of books just to find out one letter was messed up.