How do you dismantle all the junk and weapon you found?

[Fearless ＜I°_°I＞]

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[A. Silvermane]

Know what feature Fallout 4 had that Starfield needs? The ability to take weapon mods off one gun and put it on another gun of the same make. They could have made it a tier 3 or 4 perk if they were worrying about game balance

[Nubadak]

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And thats all i've found. I keep having to come back to it mid mission ect. Maybe it me. Am I mission somthing?

did you explore the city at all? theres a whole trade district with tonnes of shops i dunno what ur on about

m saying that I have to fly all the way back to new altlatis to sell my goods every 30 mins. Its an issue.

[Temple [That Guy]]

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Publicado originalmente por Nubadak:

And thats all i've found. I keep having to come back to it mid mission ect. Maybe it me. Am I mission somthing?

did you explore the city at all? theres a whole trade district with tonnes of shops i dunno what ur on about

Hard to tell where things are because there is no local map lol. I look forward to people defending the lack of a local map for absolutely no reason.

[Maligner]

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Publicado originalmente por flacwby:

I felt the same way until I realized you don't need to break down junk. Resources are available on every planet, so you just have to build various outposts to mine those resources. Junk in Starfield is actually simpler than in Fallout as it's only meant for selling (like skyrim) and nothing more. Get resources from planets, and get credits from junk. It's just a more straight forward concept than Fallout because in Fallout you were limited on resources and had to break down junk. In Starfield you aren't limited at all and don't need to breakdown junk.

Gotcha, and how do you get those resources? Do you even to go back to the planet to claim everytime?

It might seem counter-intuitive, but you can buy them from merchants. Some of the merchants. I would recommend that as you play and find resources you are always needing you should buy when you see them for sale. All of them, not just a couple. You will use them. I would recommend copper, tungsten, iron, aluminum. Also keep building blocks like zero wire and frames. You can make them in an Industrial bench with raw resources, but finding them and keeping them is good. I'm having a real hard time with storage space. Planning your first outpost and building storage containers there is a good idea. Helps keep your pockets more empty and the items and resources handy where you need them.

[Maligner]

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Publicado originalmente por SpaceBat:

did you explore the city at all? theres a whole trade district with tonnes of shops i dunno what ur on about

Hard to tell where things are because there is no local map lol. I look forward to people defending the lack of a local map for absolutely no reason.

Not a fan of no local map either. Is there a compass? I'm missing it on planets more than anything, figure I'm overlooking it.

[Mike]

Most of the stuff seems like vendor trash, lacks the recycle of fallout for mats. Resources and mats are their own thing too.

[CloversDrop]

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Publicado originalmente por Declan:

You never had to do this to earn a decent amount of money in any of their older games, it's not their fault you feel the need to min/max currency acquisition.

With respec it kida is their fault.

There is noweare to sell at least early game and nothing I can break down n to components etc.

I can't leave all these good behind.. the spacers will get it ;P

When you first land on new atlantis, there is a yellow board just to the right of the first ramp you run down. That's a sell point and they should be near the landing point of all major settlements you visit.

The mechanic guy even says its there if you talk to him.

fill you pockets with junk run to it and sell. done. Careful though, digipicks go in the same inventory slot as the junk stuff.

You can also double your ship inventory by purchasing the same inventory module it currently has, costs about 1k credits iirc.

[Fearless ＜I°_°I＞]

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Publicado originalmente por Nubadak:

And thats all i've found. I keep having to come back to it mid mission ect. Maybe it me. Am I mission somthing?

did you explore the city at all? theres a whole trade district with tonnes of shops i dunno what ur on about

yeah you can make your ship have a massive cargo and then store everything in it and eventually go to trade district, and in other planets theres still the trading colony

[Maligner]

Got my outpost hab built, with the maximum of 6 chests. All of a sudden my ship cargo and my personal inventory are no longer insane to deal with. It's a hill to climb, not an impossible task. Play the game and use the noggin to overcome.

[Nubadak]

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Publicado originalmente por Nubadak:

With respec it kida is their fault.

There is noweare to sell at least early game and nothing I can break down n to components etc.

I can't leave all these good behind.. the spacers will get it ;P

When you first land on new atlantis, there is a yellow board just to the right of the first ramp you run down. That's a sell point and they should be near the landing point of all major settlements you visit.

The mechanic guy even says its there if you talk to him.

fill you pockets with junk run to it and sell. done. Careful though, digipicks go in the same inventory slot as the junk stuff.

You can also double your ship inventory by purchasing the same inventory module it currently has, costs about 1k credits iirc.

Hmm I didn't know my ship had an inventory. were would I find it?

[Maligner]

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Publicado originalmente por Cloverdrop:

When you first land on new atlantis, there is a yellow board just to the right of the first ramp you run down. That's a sell point and they should be near the landing point of all major settlements you visit.

The mechanic guy even says its there if you talk to him.

fill you pockets with junk run to it and sell. done. Careful though, digipicks go in the same inventory slot as the junk stuff.

You can also double your ship inventory by purchasing the same inventory module it currently has, costs about 1k credits iirc.

Hmm I didn't know my ship had an inventory. were would I find it?

In the ship builder, the cockpit has cargo space. And there is a cargo attachment below the engines in the rear. You can add more parts that allow more connection points, then attach more cargo holds. I'm sure there's more to it but that's the basics.

[Nubadak]

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Publicado originalmente por Nubadak:

Hmm I didn't know my ship had an inventory. were would I find it?

In the ship builder, the cockpit has cargo space. And there is a cargo attachment below the engines in the rear. You can add more parts that allow more connection points, then attach more cargo holds. I'm sure there's more to it but that's the basics.

Ahh great I'll look for that. Thanks that helps.

[Maligner]

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In the ship builder, the cockpit has cargo space. And there is a cargo attachment below the engines in the rear. You can add more parts that allow more connection points, then attach more cargo holds. I'm sure there's more to it but that's the basics.

Ahh great I'll look for that. Thanks that helps.

I happened to realize, you might have been asking how you actually interface with the cargo hold. The cargo screen is just behind the pilot seat on the left as you face the pilot seat, just next to the jump seat at about head level. It's not a very big screen. Has some green lights on it.

[Nubadak]

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Ahh great I'll look for that. Thanks that helps.

I happened to realize, you might have been asking how you actually interface with the cargo hold. The cargo screen is just behind the pilot seat on the left as you face the pilot seat, just next to the jump seat at about head level. It's not a very big screen. Has some green lights on it.

Glad you mentiond hat because I found a safe on the right in the same spot :)

[CHASE6]

The crafting is based on combining atomic elements, not breaking objects into pieces.