Vendor Credits

[KlutzShrapnel]

How do you give us a game with some of the most loot in any of the games ever made by this publisher, yet generally, vendors only have 5k credits on them and we have to wait 24-48hrs just for that to be replenished?

I can come back from a journey with more than a few hundred items, and only being able to sell a few at a a time gets old, fast. Did y'all not learn from Skyrim and Fallout 4 where modders fixed this? Sure, there's a few vendors you can sell your junk to that have more credits, but what a time sinker.

[Karol13]

Well, even Oblivion or Fallout had "Invest in shop" to increase their cash pool.

Oh, I am old enough, to remember believing, that as the game will progress in Starfield, the vendor cash pool will increase. Good ole naive times.

[DANEDANGER]

The Den in the Wolf system is actually rather handy in this, 11k creds in stock and its a trade authority so you can get rid of any contraband at the same go. Bunch of ammo as well and almost always 2 or 3 picks. Seating around the corner too

[KlutzShrapnel]

Originally posted by Karol13:

Well, even Oblivion or Fallout had "Invest in shop" to increase their cash pool.

Oh, I am old enough, to remember believing, that as the game will progress in Starfield, the vendor cash pool will increase. Good ole naive times.

I totally forgot about the invest in shop options. Kind of wild in a space age with commerce so advanced, we have a bank agency working between the systems. You'd think something like that would exist in this game.

[ImHelping]

Blame the people who like to post "This level 40 locked early game skill is ruining my early game challenge!" nonstop in bad faith in this overalll fanbase.

People really do think saying they love inconvenience is the same thing as enjoying a challenge. I have seen games where plague filled food that made you puke blood got nerfed because people kept crying about how it takes less clicks to eat than using your thermodynamics shattering cloning tanks that have zero power drain for snack prep.

[MadDawg2552]

I think vendors having infinite cash is a little unrealistic.

What should happen is that the vendors sell what you sold them, and that money gets added to their available funds the next time you visit.

[beagle]

Have to unload frequently. Usually have to hit the Trade Authority vending machine and store at the Starport, then UC Distributor and Outlander in the Commercial district. Then the clothing and gun shops near Mast.

[KlutzShrapnel]

Originally posted by DANEDANGER:

The Den in the Wolf system is actually rather handy in this, 11k creds in stock and its a trade authority so you can get rid of any contraband at the same go. Bunch of ammo as well and almost always 2 or 3 picks. Seating around the corner too

Yeah there's The Den, the 10k re-stock is nice in comparison to the 5k. I appreciate the tip/reminder. Aside from The Key, I haven't found much of a better place to offload stuff.

[KlutzShrapnel]

Originally posted by MadDawg2552:

I think vendors having infinite cash is a little unrealistic.

What should happen is that the vendors sell what you sold them, and that money gets added to their available funds the next time you visit.

Oh absolutely agreed, something like an investment would be nice.

[roach112683]

Originally posted by KlutzTitan:

How do you give us a game with some of the most loot in any of the games ever made by this publisher, yet generally, vendors only have 5k credits on them and we have to wait 24-48hrs just for that to be replenished?

I can come back from a journey with more than a few hundred items, and only being able to sell a few at a a time gets old, fast. Did y'all not learn from Skyrim and Fallout 4 where modders fixed this? Sure, there's a few vendors you can sell your junk to that have more credits, but what a time sinker.

You know if you BUY stuff from the first they will have MORE credits to buy from you. So basically it means you'll get your items for free because you'll get more for selling than what you spent.