Early Game Tips and Trick for Beginners in Starfield
Early Game Guide for Beginners
- Check your settings.
- Take your time to pick your character background and traits.
- Use right click to speed-up mining.
- Mark your favorite weapons and equipment.
- Save your game before opening a safe or chest.
- Deposit your luggage to your companion.
- Learn about inter-planetary travel and fast travel.
- Sell unimportant items and loot at New Atlantis.
- Get familiar with cargo holds and storage room.
- Develop recipes in your research lab.
- Setup a base and collect resources.
- Prioritize power.
Check your settings.
Check the settings after running Starfield. First, adjust the difficulty, camera sensitivity, visuals, language, and so forth.
If your PC specifications are limited and your game is demanding, set the “Graphics Preset” to low.
Take your time to pick your character background and traits.
You can create your own character if you start the game and progress a little. After settling on the character’s look, choose three traits.
It impacts the character’s background, so pick one that fits the character you’re building.
Use right click to speed-up mining.
By right-clicking and left-clicking, the cutter may mine ore twice as quickly as normal.
It also uses twice as much energy, but it decreases the modest waiting time for mining periods, allowing you to harvest ore without stress.
Mark your favorite weapons and equipment.
You don’t have to take your weapon out of your backpack every time; simply register it in the fast slot and swap weapons swiftly during combat.
Let’s make three sorts of favorites so you can switch to other guns when you run out of ammunition.
Save your game before opening a safe or chest.
The Cleats Laboratory, which you will visit right away, contains a safe. You will need a key called “Digipic” to unlock the safe, and if you fail, you will lose the Digipic.
If you save quickly, you can reopen it even if you fail, so make it a practice to save quickly before opening the safe or persuading someone.
Deposit your luggage to your companion.
Starfield has a weight restriction, and carrying additional bags may deplete your oxygen gauge and prevent you from walking quickly.
If you’re overweight, give your buddy any tools or resources you don’t need right now.
Learn about inter-planetary travel and fast travel.
To navigate between planets, press [M] to enter the star map screen, then use the [X] to choose the course of the planet you wish to go.
To leap to that planet and place it into orbit around it, press and hold [X].
Once you’ve gotten close to the planet, return to the star map panel and scan for the target planet to see where you may land and land.
Once you’ve visited a planet, you may use the [A/E] from the star map screen to quickly return to that spot.
Use the Missions Tab to revisit planets
To find the planet you want to visit, open the mission list with [L], pick the correct task, and set the course with [X/R] to avoid having to hunt for it on the star map screen. Once you’re in motion, look for a landing spot and land.
Sell unimportant items and loot at New Atlantis.
When you arrive in the massive metropolis of New Atlantis, sell unwanted equipment and other stuff on the yellow “kiosk” board to the right of the landing site personnel.
Furthermore, there is a kiosk in the underground zone, and while getting there takes some time, there are a variety of things that can be sold and purchased. More establishments are close, so stop by at least once.
Get familiar with cargo holds and storage room.
To reach the ship’s Cargo Hold, open your belongings with [I] and press [LB/Q].
When it comes to your starter ship, Frontier, install a Cargo Hold that may hold up to 450 items initially. You can upgrade your Cargo Hold over time and as you upgrade your ship.
Regardless of weight, you can keep a limitless number of objects in the Galley’s storage room or the basement storage box.
Develop recipes in your research lab.
In the Frontier’s “Research Lab” and the Constellation’s basement, you can research and develop recipes for usage in five different sectors.
Let us utilize the resources gathered throughout the expedition to further research in each discipline.
The constellation’s basement is fully equipped with a workbench, allowing you to test the recipes produced on the workbench.
Setup a base and collect resources.
Your homebase in Starfield is likewise made up of architectural parts. You may gather materials from a planet and put shelters and furnishings to build your own base.
Build your very own base along with the journey.
Prioritize power.
The “Anti-Gravity Field” may be learned by Power at the cathedral Ida visited during the main quest “Into the Unknown.”
When the main mission “Old Neighborhood” is finished, the unknown planet is opened, and it may be played as the third major mission.
Furthermore, there are several strong abilities that you will be able to use with ease after you have mastered them.
From the start, you can get more and more power. Starting with the second objective, I want to prioritize learning as much as possible.
There are a total of 24 abilities, and you may learn them starting with the second one by travelling to the cathedral on the star, which is decided at random by the mission “Power from the End” taught by Vladimir.
Join factions early game.
Begin by challenging the four challenges with faction objectives and joining early.
If the NPC you’re conversing with belongs to one of your groups, you’ll have more dialogue options, allowing you to enjoy the interaction more.
To join any faction, you only need to complete a few early faction objectives.
Other Starfield Guides
Starfield Walkthrough
| ▼Starfield Walkthrough |
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| Main Quest Walkthrough |
Starfield Factions Missions
| ▼Starfield Faction Missions |
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| Faction Missions List |
Starfield Useful Guides
Beginner Guides
| ▼Starfield Beginner Guides | |
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| Tips and Tricks for Beginners (What to Do First) | Mantis Side Quest Guide (Mantis Suit and Razorleaf Ship) |
| How to Recruit Companions and Crew Members | |
Character Builds
| ▼Starfield Build Guides | |
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| Best Background | Best Traits |
| Best Skills | |
Farming Guides
| ▼Starfield Farming Guides | |
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| XP Farming | Money Farming |
Useful Techniques
| ▼Starfield Useful Techniques | |
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| Digipick Tips (Lockpicking) | How to Mine Faster |
Ship Guides
| ▼Starfield Ship Guides | |
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| Ship Building Guide | Early Game Ship Builds and Customization |
| How to Steal from Enemy Ships | How to Sell Contraband (Smuggling) |
| How to Get Ship Parts | |
Base Building Guides
| ▼Starfield Base Building Guides | |
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| How to Set Up a Base | Base Building Materials List |
Romance Guides
| ▼Starfield Romance Guides | |
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| Sarah Morgan | Sam Coe |
| Andreja | Barrett |
Basic Information
Tips and Tricks
Settings
| ▼Starfield Settings | |
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| How to Change Game Difficulty | Game Controls |
| How to Change Language | Console Commands List and Guide |
Pre-Release Information
| ▼Starfield Pre-Release Information | |
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| List of Voice Actors | |
Starfield Database
| ▼Starfield Database | |
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| Skills List | Recipes List |
| Pharmacology Research Recipes List | |
Starfield Forum
| ▼Starfield Forum | |
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| Chat Board | Question Board |
| Bug Report Board | |
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