Starfield Outpost Base Building Tutorial Tips And Tricks! 

I second this! Your videos are more detailed and i dont have to watch like 12 to understand whats going on. I would love a ship customization vid!

Just made one for ships today!

I love how this game doesnt tell us anything. Love love love it!

If you are near your ship you don’t need to enter your ship to get to the cargo hold you can go to ship in menu and it should be an option if you are close enough, it’s really handy for building and mining for materials, it took me too long to figure this out

He recently made one for ships!

Me too, I really enjoyed the settlement creation feature in Fallout 4 so to see an improved version in a fantasy setting would be awesome. I’m probably going to have to purchase Starfield just for the creative aspect.

imagine a horse and buggy link or a messenger like Paul Revere 😂😂

Truth! That would be awesome!

Owning farm and mine were my favorite mods in Skyrim :D

Appreciate that! I'm thrilled you guys can somehow work through my scatterbrained explanations. 😅

@@CohhCarnage tutorial, and easiest to understand, and by far one of the shortest, and you did it in stream by the looks of it. there's a reason your the GOAT chap 💚💚👍👍

Never thought of that

I am in awe of anyone that can as it’s a skill Ive have never had.So yes his skills are amazing

Thankyou. Been struggling to work out how to do this at my main base without it turning into a mess of links.

Yeah I did this for iron, lead and aluminium the once I had 100 of each I tore it down and started building a huge outpost

Was just about to comment "holy shit that ship!" Haha. Looks soooo good too. Glad he's into this game as much as I am because it's all I think about.

The class of ship doesn't matter for that. Any A class ship is capable of having 2500+ kg of mass storage

Hey! This is false in the current build, the extractors will extract the same amount of ore no matter where you put it on the vein, the circle is currently only so that you cant cheese the system and create 50 extractors on one vein, creating massive amounts of resources from a small footprint.

yeah thats my issue I keep running into. I just cant think of an actual reason to build them

Yes, that's my concern too. I wish it provided more utility, like in Valheim. Heard the creator of the FO4's Sim Settlements mod is working on something, but it's prolly gonna take forever.

You build outposts to 1) help you with inventory management since you can dump everything in outposts;2) so you never have to worry about resources, ever. Sure you can buy them but they are heavy and you'll have to run around for merchants. Is it worth it well it's for everyone to decide.

In fallout4 they also gave you xp for building. You don't get that in starfield. There really is no need to have outposts. You make tons more money from mission boards and just simple looting.

I think it was a smart choice to make them optional... managing all of this would be absolutely fatiguing...

Which planet are you on? I’ve been trying to look for spot with multiple sources but I haven’t had any luck so far

Didn’t he say this in the video?

​@@SkwerlLord556 Andraphon, moon of the planet Sumati in the Narion system. Has Iron, Aluminium, Helium-3, Beryllium and the legendary resource Europium. I got two outposts there, one with all 5 resources and one with 4 resources, but without Europium. Activate the resource scan, look for a place where the Iron (red-brown) field is close to either Aluminium (dark blue-greyish) and/or the Helium-3 (yellow-greenish). Optimal location would be somewhere where all three resources are close together, relative to the landing zone select reticle. Then zoom in, click where you wanna land and look at what the landing zone biome is. It says what is is next to the button prompt for landing. You want to look at a spot that is either a "Mountain" or "Crater" biome AND is close to the other biome. So for example, you click on one pixel, or "tile", and it says "Crater", you then click on another tile that essentially touches the former tile and it says "Mountain", you want to land on either of those two tiles. What you will then do is look where the two biomes "meet" on the map that you now have landed on. The biomes are very easy to differentiate, because the "Crater" biome has a very red-ish ground texture, compared to the "Mountain's" grey texture. Then you just jump and move along the seam of the two biomes and take your outpost indicator out, as Cohh did in the video, so it shows you all the resources available in the region.

Yeah he mentions this on the video at 5:00

@@soldier7200 /​ @jaleshere nono, a better example would be something like 6:25. Notice how he clicks a spot and the biome is "Craters"? He then clicks another helium spot that's also "Craters" and then switches to iron as a primary which is also "Craters". What I'm saying is that these green/red colors are actually meaningless, and that HE-3 and Fe always spawn in "Craters" biomes on this planet. If this planet had other resources, like aluminum - which tend to spawn in hills/mountains, then you'd be looking for an area that borders both the "Craters" biome and the "Hills/Mountains" biomes to fish for all three resources.

Lmaoooo wait I didn't see that at first. Thought he was playing subnautica in the background

no it does tell you when you open the menu about resources and outposts but for some reason it doesn’t say anything before you open the menu.

Ooo. That is an excellent tip.