and what do you do when you are finished? ;P Hey, what is the max level in Starfield?

Neon vendors have over 20k. Buy ammo, guns, crafting and net back the money spent. Never, ever leave a vendor more money than you spent...

Correct! the best locations people like seem to be crater and mountain borders. This combination got me 5 resources: iron, he3, alu, beryll, and europium.

@@SOFFtv on which planet?

@@whasian1487 By the sounds of it I'm guessing Andraphon in the Narion system

I had a really tough time finding these resources together on Andraphon and I tried for quite a bit of time. I ended up following another guide that took me to Linnaeus IV-b and was able to find a place with 6 resources (Iron, HE3, Aluminum, Beryllium, H2O, and Ytterbium I believe). I don’t know how useful Yb is yet, but I understand Iron, Aluminum and Beryllium are all good to have for crafting. HE3 is good for the inter-system/interplanetary movement of resources. I can’t remember the name of the structure you need to build but I do recall a video stating it would need HE3.

Plutonium can be found on Sandy desert bioms

Where have you found the best place to sell it?

Is it outside the starting region of space? Aka past Kryx?

Your doing the higher level resource farm he shows low level resource farm

The Crimson Fleet spaceport I think named The Key has like 4 merchants next to each other with over 30k in credits. The Den in Wolf system has 16k(11 at merchant and 5 at automated vendor).

Lmao I’m on turbo mode for the weekend

The AMP outpost is godly. I have around 2,000 pounds in my ship worth 300k and I buy mostly ammo and meds, it’s basically just a barter item - selling at each vendor is tedious but buying 70k in ammo which 0 weight is a good use for this. Before my ng+ I had something like 2 million credits worth in ammo

What is the constellation HQ, I’ve never heard of this? This sounds very very amazing I’ll need to check credit you for this in my next guide. I have a section at the end called tips where I shout all the people who post comments with gem ideas like this?

Oh fuck the lodge!!!!! I had no idea it had infinite storage I could have been doing this from the start holy shit you’re a champion

Yup, in the basement on the table in front of the research machine. You are the champion my man, thanks for these guides.

Comments like this are why i read every comment, i have 2 pages of great ideas shared by people for my next video@@BuzzSX

Thank you!

It's pretty insane

@@TacticatGaming finally have a reason to build my nonsense Hopetech cargo dildo with build limits removed I've not needed. 😂

4 hrs reset on New Homestead is like 4 seconds... Not that hard to get it all sold in a couple minutes

@@konnan442 With mass Shipyards/Companies producing the Starships for Factions, there's absolutely no reason they do not have "Infinite" currencies for resources alone. They already category sort most vendors to have just misc, or weapons with misc, just clothing, etc. So allowing these Shipyards to have a Merchant solely for Resource sales isn't a stretch.

You could sell them too trade of Authority, they normally have 11k

@@EspadaxvYeah, milking New Atlantis Vendors usually is a decent way to sell crap. Still pretty damn annoying though.

I have like 40k mass of plutonium where would I sell that quickly

All that and more was introduced and refined in X series, that's why I'm not impressed by Starfield for now. Hope patches and DLCs would bring up the quality to a decent level after all that Hyper and "It just Works!" crap, or at least fix the engine to stop crashing randomly for the majority of the people playing it.

@@dominges I've had zero crashes but the occasional stutter if I leave it on for a while. I haven't heard of there being a real crash problem at all, tbh ...

Or maybe have a fleet of trade ships that take stuff from your resource outposts, then go to other planets and sell them there for a profit

Or a space port that comes with a broker NPC. You can ship the goods off world. The balancing would be that it take a little time to get your money....

​@perdedor3571 personally I've had really bad crashing issues, apparently its most common if you have an amd cpu

Lol nice!

Perfect, now go finish the rest of the story line for the song. It will be a hit !

The biome that contains plutonium is unfortunately everywhere I tried digging into this a few days ago and couldn’t find a better method.

You do not. You should see plutonium show up as an available resource it’s not the small rocks but a deposit area. If you watch the guide I show how to do this - I also have a 2nd video with my location called finding plutonium that goes into more detail

Haha , dang I only made 700k so far but I’ve been writing a bunch for me next vid. Yeah I’ve been warned about lvl and scale. I think at some point I’ll have to start over and focus just on colony skills

@@TacticatGaming I had planned only to make enough to build ships but I got, well, carried away. Now I have skill points but I need to actually level up other skills so I can build those Class C ships. I can also afford to build defenses for those Outposts. Heller will be pleased. I do think I will start over, build enough to get me through the game, while concentrating on the theme of Bounty Hunter (former Alliance hard head.)

I buy a lot of really expensive ammo and also shop on neon where I can get like 28k but yeah it’s one draw back.

I believe it does to a point I’m looking into this for my next guide

Not to my knowledge

If your ship is too long it won’t fit on the small pad only the larger one with the option to build and edit

@@TacticatGaming I'll give that a go, thx.

The transfer station allows you to directly access its inventory without leaving your ship

So far plutonium is the best I know of. You don’t need fuel in this game for ships it’s kinda weird. You have a cap on how far you can travel based on your tank but it doesn’t deplete

@@TacticatGaming thanks for the info!!!!

You have to sleep 48 ut to reset vendors i go to Neon and do 26k a cycle between 4 vendors in the core

Ok Thx. I had to rebuild the outpost now its working again@@TacticatGaming

Rest 48 Ut and repeat the cycle in neon for 26k

Had the same thing happen to me yesterday and had to do this too :/

Save before you do though, deleting link pads, and landing pads can break your outpost (when you try to open a scanner In the outpost the game crashes) also when you place watch towers. I have 8 outposts. 2 of them had to be removed and redone cuz I deleted link pad on one of them and placed 6 watch towers on another one.

American English spells is differently

They all give the same rate to my knowledge

It tells you the power per panel when you highlight it in the build menu

Solar but you need more as it’s 4 energy per on this planet

Neon has multiple shops you can do 26k a run

Keep looking you’ll find a better spot

Neon or Key

To my understanding any

@@TacticatGaming Thanks man! I combined this with your first base building so I have the plutonium shipped to my main base too. Ive gained like 9 levels overnight lol

Awesome!!@@SDPPPodcast

I haven’t hit an outpost limit yet and I’ve built some big places

I'm looking into robbing bank ships

5energy x 6 extrators= 30, 4power x 9 solar = 36, 36>30. I think you should go to sleep.

@@ravensblade thanks! I figured it out on my own. The wiring was a bit wonky to balance the load, but I got it.

If you're going to mod to change things, then just exploit the money in, no need to go through the motions of pretending to play the game when you're already tweaking things in your favor to sell. Remove the illusion and just spawn in creds or whatever you want--you're already there in your mind, just do it.

@@JM-db8ez why would I do that? I want to play the game and have fun. spawning in credits is not fun and defeats the entire point of earning it. I'm already earning the resources. I just want to be able to sell it. I think it's unrealistic a trading hub doesn't have more than 5000 credits to give for selling. considering a can of soda is 75 credits. We can conclude that 5000 credits in starfield is significantly less than 5000 dollars in USD. 25k credits seems more realistic and balanced. I understand your salty that you can't mod your game because you play on Xbox but don't gate keep for those who can.

@@JM-db8ezno logic

@@TheRealCake Yeah, I get it, sometimes rational thought is not welcome. Because modding up vendors certainly isn't cheating, it's just "fixing" things. Right? Not that it matters, play how you want--but getting offended by it being called cheating, and suggesting to just go full bore instead of these weak half-measures, is pretty funny.

@@JM-db8ez I wouldn't consider it cheating. That would imply that I have some kind of unfair advantage. (Unfair to who??) especially if it fixes something wrong with the game. Vendors only having 5000 credits makes no sense at all. For example. A can of soda will cost you 75 credits a can of soda in real life might cost 1-2 dollars. with this analogy in mind. That means 75 credits it equal to about 1.50USD which means 5000 credits in starfield is roughly that of 100 USD by a direct comparison. Why does a trade authority vendor only have 100 dollars on them? They are supposed to be able to buy and sell vast quantities of resources. Again. you can call it cheating. but I'm still doing all the necessary work by farming the resources by hand. I just made it *slightly* more realistic and *slightly* easier to sell my wares. and I didn't even increase it by that much. 500 usd vs 100. if you figure it on the same level as an ATM machine I could see how a small kiosk might only have 5-600 dollars worth of currency at any given time.

The trick is to keep going as fast as possible without scanning skills I just land randomly on average 12 times. Just get out run around with the outpost placer down and look in the top left for it to detect plutonium. I’ve been able to replicate this 4 times prior to making the video. It’s never taken me longer than 3 min but I do it very quickly. I also tested it out again this morning and found 3 more deposits . Id suggest getting your scanning skill up to find it but honestly you should eventually find it. Make sure you are using the outpost placement to detect and looking up to move the outpost placer very far away without having to walk. I can scan a massive area without moving at all that way

I found it but game crashed lmao@@TacticatGaming

Ouch I have a guide on how I find it - it’s been repeatably easy for me.

That’s interesting. I was able to find around 12 sites with plutonium. It can take about 10-14 landings or 2-3 min on average for me. I’m not sure what to say

@@TacticatGaming thanks for the reply. Are you aware of any perks that effect finding rarer resources? Seems plutonium is the rarest resource so maybe certain perks help? Im literally just trying to get enough money to buy a good ship so I can complete main quest lol

@@ChitShatter I only found one spot with plutonium. I had to reposition the ship four or five times only but I did a LOT of running and was quite a distance from the ship each time. The only vein I found was about 1/3 the size shown on this video, @TacticatGaming was either lucky or we are not? Regardless, the system works. Okay, it should work. For some reason my storage units are not linked properly so I only get 125 each time I visit, no matter what. I guess I need to delete the outpost and try again.

Sleep to reset, the Titan shop always has these

Thank you and thanks for your guides

Would you suggest I put an outpost on the moon where I'm farming plutonium. Im about to do my first outpost??

and sry for my english if some words are incorrect, do tell me

Thank you I actually go over this in my next video because someone else pointed this out. I didn’t realize the volcano was another one though, thank you!

I have a more detailed plutonium finding guide if you go to my page

Neon and vendor resets

Lmao I didn’t think about that

400 what?

@@TacticatGaming plutonium. I figured out what the issue was though!

Awesome!

You bring in colonist by recruiting them in this game. It’s a bit different.

You can keep different kinds of animals (not only one type), raise plants and make a farm, and find people in the galaxy to live and work at outposts. You can also have a few types of robots that can do more types of tasks than just shoot invaders. Everything is deeper, with purposes for the animals and plants as well as the huge resource and manufacturing component. Some things take time to build in this game. People who want everything right away or can't figure simple things out can always play Fortnite.

You buy ammo

Neon