140,000 xp PER MINUTE and INFINITE CREDITS in Starfield, best level up method, fast xp skill points 

Agreed

yeah, he keeps using that word, but i don't know if he actually knows what it means lmao

True af

​@@IcarusTheEagleits called click bait.

The end reminded me of the announcer in the oblivion arena in the imperial city

and skipping the sitting animation

I think the guy who set up a multi planet industrial manufacturing link know about the fucking bed xp buff 😂

@@finalkillcamzz Then why does he tell you to use a bench?

Because its cheaper to manufacture. ​@@Frraksurred

I had that thought back when I was on NG+2 as well but the reality is that if your are collecting this much in resources that extra 10% isn't really going to make a difference. It's three clicks to make 99 adaptive frames. Say you make 99*9 adaptive frames and get 980 frames. Three extra clicks taking a fraction of a second gets you 99*10 = 990. Beds require fiber but benches do not. Now that I'm on NG+5 it isn't worth it to track down fiber. Also, you only get 15% if you just "slept" with your companion. It's only 10% if you sleep alone.

Ameeeen!

Already do this but give them some random ones like neodymium nation, silver sally , gold goose etc

I named them after the element names. I had to remember what Tungsten was. Chemistry 302 was Spring 1990.

that's true, if I didn't explain it that way in the video then it was a mistake.

saved me hours lol

does this work with the containers on other outposts in the same system?

I would give more than one thumbs up if I could. Thank you.

@@jibrealbattle use cargo links if you want outposts to share resources

I'm working on one, will post it when finished.

I posted it in Kibbles Discord server if you, or anybody else wants to use it.

Thought the 60,000xp a second was complicated lmao. I’ll probably work up to that one and then stop. At least until the xp gained is just to slow.

The most confusing part is definitely the helium requirements. What I do is have an outpost JUST for helium shipping on each Star system I'm harvesting, then make 3 cargo links regular and 3 inter system. This way you can also ship helium to other places as needed

same, it's the building it that's the fun part for me too. I'm going to be sad once I've built every combo of things

@@VideoGameDataBankthat's what NG+ Is for, lol Thank you!

@@VideoGameDataBank lol this is my first rpg...I usually play mmo or survival games. My son's laughing saying you can take the mmo player out of the mmo but......haha

​@@user-qt8yo7gs7i i mean he aint wrong though. mmos are usually just rpg games but with multiplayer and guild functions

Ye it's nice except the part where my outposts start blowing up for no reason, I looked up google said twas a damn Random bug

The bottleneck are the cargo links, not the planetary production. So extra %boost isn't required.

@@peter4135 That is true, but it's still useful information to pay forward. Not every setup has to be multiple planets/systems wide.

I stayed up until 8am two nights and 6 two other nights. I really gotta stop lol it's so bad for my health

Sleep fears this man🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂. The game does such a bad job at reporting production rates that it makes cargo linked outposts not worth it imo. I’ve found it way WAY easier and more worthwhile to just make a bunch of outposts that will mine all the raw goods you can possibly need, then you just need periodically collect them manually. Just exploit the fact that your character can carry infinite weight and you’ll be able to quickly get what you need without losing your mind sorting out bugs and logistics. Take everything to The Lodge, craft it in the room that has every crafting station you could need, plus infinite storage containers (there’s one in the crafting room plus the main safe in your bedroom). No need to worry about production rates, transfer rates, or Helium fuel depots. Using cargo links requires several fixes/updates/mods to make outpost links less buggy, cargo links more consistent, production rates clearly reported so you can balance accordingly, etc before it’s worthwhile without driving yourself crazy. This video with him talking a mile a minute still took over 40 minutes. Imagine how long it took to set it up and he still had errors. It’s unfortunate that support and interest for the game cratered, that most people have already moved on before this system was more usable. That said, it’s still fun setting up outposts for small goods and shipping-just don’t let yourself go crazy trying to make these larger systems work that are burdened by some really terrible game systems and mechanics.

Bro, I feel you. No worries. I'm about 80 hours in and haven't done it yet either 😂.

What’s the point😂

I'm 75ish hours in and am just barely reaching the halfway point of the main quest line (I looked up how many quests there are in it out of curiosity). It's a Bethesda game, screw the main quest. Forging our own adventures is the way to go.

i'm only like 30 hours in, but I haven't done the main quest in so long haha been doing all the side quests and stuff like this

Same

Just a quick update. Doing this doesn't take nearly as long as I thought because I could power level the skills required. Do Iron/Aluminum, get a couple of levels, build 5 outpost modules...etc. Only took a couple of hours starting at nothing with the skills Kibbles listed.

we knew that bc we have done it, but we let you type it anyway, bc you are handsome

Get 762 bye sleepin

is it simpler than kibbles vid to setup outposts for resource gathering?

@@SkintSNIPER262dont think so looking into it.

simpler or more complex? I have one for adaptive frames but it takes so long to craft and level when you get above lvl 100 lol@@zerodark09

The problem with doing that one is the lubricant farm - need a whole painful process of figuring out how to farm a certain animal and figure out how to ship the lubricant to the main processing plant

Don't worry at the end he re-balances the cargo links so it's more efficient.

Oh snap, Hawkes in the wild

Same thing is happening for me I'm playing on xbox series x and my game just keep freezing for over a second ever 20 seconds ~ and it happens everywhere I go in the game

Same here, makes the game virtually unplayable on Xbox Series X as well. Seen some suggestions about wiring together your power sources to a switch so you can turn everything off when you want to play properly but haven't tried that yet.

Damn, wish I would have read this. I just wasted 2 hours deleting them and doing all kinds of shit because of your same reasons and nothing helped, ended up deleting them and picking up the stuff myself also. Just hate all the jumping to get to the containers… Cheers lol

What is a no limit storage crate? I’m having the same issues on Xbox x

Once you get to level 100 the exp you get from basic crafts like adaptive frames and iso magnets isn’t enough anymore. I left my Xbox running for 15 minutes at level 115 and I got one skill point when I came back.

My inter-links work perfectly even better then the normal cargo links. Things that make them look like they don;t work mite be you need to save and reload and the storage will be full. Other thing to watch is for example if your extractor is lets say on Titan for tungsten 24h UT is 2100 hours on Titan but if your not on Titan it's the opposite you need to do 2100h UT to make 24 hours on Titan so if you want everything to work when you do the waiting be on a planet that has huge time dealation. and Always save and reload the game.

@@Jociaoftradeshow do you leave it constantly crafting on Xbox?

@@FrostySire I have a Titan One Gtuner. It is a dongle you hook into your Xbox and then an official licensed controller into it to do Macros. I don’t condone buying extra equipment for video games, but this little thing has been worth the 40 dollars I paid for it years ago. It has helped me afk farm in so many games and can do extra things like just push forward on your stick to run in GTA instead of pressing the stick in. Again it isn’t worth 40 dollars if you are going to use it for one game, but it is worth 40 dollars if you can understand how to use it in every game. Currently trying to figure out how it could help in Armored Core 6.

@@Jociaoftrades thanks for the info

genius, thank you I forgot about that.

Dudes smarter than actual consultants I work with to figure this shit out

you can always reach out to me on discord. I'll try to find time to look into that. I'm definitely an amateur at worst and intermediate at best when it comes to audio.

@@VideoGameDataBank For what it's worth your audio sounds fine to me. Signed, a dude with no knowledge on the subject

Could you theoretically just have all the outposts ship required resources to one main hub, then have a few workbenches, each one prioritized differently and pound out a ton of wafers, take 2 steps over and pound out rods take a couple steps and pound out the next thing, etc etc? I get having some thing made is prob easier just cause you only focus on 1 final product, but figure it may simplify it down a bit. Also kind of off subject, but is it worth it to build the upgraded extractors instead of the basic ones. I didn't really see what the increase was.

I have myself simply grabbed the resources instead of waiting on them to be shipped. Manually crafted all the components. But, I did it between 5 planets after scooping up all the resources that aren’t on them. Then, I Manually craft zero wire on Latana 7, tout those to Gasparis in Lunara System (straight left from Latana System) where I built a Gold+Antimony outpost to manually craft the semi metal wafers, then on to Katydid for indicite Wafers, then Decaran 7b for Nuclear and finally Vytinium Fuel Rods… Letting Cargo Ships ferry resources in the meantime to then go do some lower effort Indice Wafers and then Vytinium Fuel Rod crafting. For what you are asking however, Your best bet would be an outpost producing the most base required resources in one place. It would have to have 4 or more of them in one outpost to make it work. Any four (or more) would do. I don’t know of any such planet but it could exist. It is possible to find a biome border of 3 biomes. I forget which video (or which resources were mentioned) I personally watched of someone showcasing a 3 biome border valley where you could get 5-6 resources. But, suffice to say, if a 3 biome crossover is possible, It wouldn’t then necessarily be impossible to find 4 or more biomes that border at one spot. But, to the best of my knowledge, Latana 7 has the most different required resources for this particular avenue of crafting xp grinding. Though, there might be one that could fit the bill (not easy to confirm or deny without a comprehensive database). On the subject of Latana 7, You could ship Indicite, Solvent, Caesium, and Antimony to your outpost producing Silver, Copper, Gold, and H3 which would then be enough to craft Indicite Wafers there (Zero Wire, then Semi-Metal Wafers, then Indicite wafers). But, you’d have used at least 4/6 of your cargo links and you’d have to ship another 3 materials namely Plutonium, Uranium, and Vytinium to ultimately be able to craft Vytinium Fuel Rods there. The next issue would be how incredibly unbearable the lag would become trying to have that many resources/components stockpiling in one place. The lag is bearable for me with 6 cargo links and about 400 total boxes. Any more and my game begins crashing regularly. Much less boxes if also using manufacturing machines. Also, the speed that all your resources get shipped in would be more limited since you working with less cargo links. For Instance, At Latana 7, you are already shipping in Antimony. Though you may then not be shipping out Semi-Metal Wafers, you’d be instead shipping in 3 other resources with the same cargo links the were previously shipping out a single component which would naturally just make it generally take longer to stockpile any given amount of any one resource as opposed to shipping down the line opening up more room to wiggle logistically speaking. More outposts and more steps to setting up the production line means more cargo links to work with. On that note, you could make even more outposts to potentially double up your operations without exceeding the max number of outposts to double the amount of crafting you can do ever so often; but, it is already incredibly laggy just to have the one 140k xp production line set up let alone another 3 outposts for the 200k which leads me to believe doubling up would be completely unviable lag wise.

As for your other question, generally, The Commercial Extractors (2nd best 2/3 in the list) produce 50% more and the Industrial Extractors (the best and 3rd in the list) produce 100% more in whatever time frame. These rate increases would be noticeable in small time frames but it would be hard to tell the difference between the different extractor grades while passing time on Venus. Then again, I did have to upgrade my Silver extractors to industrial to keep up with the number of Zero Wire machines I built to maximize their production so I didn’t have to wait as long for my Zero Wire Warehouses fo fill up; But, otherwise I haven’t noticed a significant difference.

Yeah, I’m having problems with it. I think it’s from the fabricators.

Their own fault really. At first, i was setting extractors the way many games are doing it : install the extractor so it uses the biggest area of ressource for optimal output. But the game doesn't make calculations for that. You can lay as many as you want even if their extraction zone overlap they get the same output. To reduce the speed farming, they just had to link harvesters output to the footprint it uses in the ressource area. That would have reduced the ressource output of any given outpost by a factor of ten.

I just want to add a negative think, is that three outpost are being attack so i had to use turret, robot and companion so i don’t know if it gonna work well

Sorry but I just saw one of my cargo links who comes from lantana to Katydid is « working » on one side (Katydid) but on the other one that say N/A and when I go to the console that’s tell me he is not sync, do I need to fix it or it works like that ?

lol holy crap this makes so much sense. I remember seeing the windmill looking thing on the top and thinking "that's a really weird visual for an underground pump" hahaha

How'd you speed xbox up? takes forever for me