I appreciate it my man. I need to get that spark to get back to Starfield. I SEVERELY burnt myself out pulling a 300 hr run all within a few months. Im actually working on some elden ring content right now, but WILL get back to Starfield very soon. I've been writing down idea's.

@@thejimmichanga2913 well this video is denser than most other videos that just talk about individual planets. I've heard of elden ring but haven't played it.

@rel3elskum336 Been working on a video detailing/showcasing all the various manufacturing you can do in Starfield with all the fabricators. More than likely that will be my next Starfield video.

Really comes down to the number of extractors your using for each resource and what type (commerical/industrial etc)

Thats helpful for anyone who runs across this comment!

Sadly no. If you could it would make life a lot easier. Still very possible to accomplish everything with careful planning

Definitely odd. My roomate use to always point that out back in 2009. He still brings the schecter up to this day as his favorite guitar I own.

I'm not sure what you mean.. I showcase a metric ton of cobalt and aluminum in my chain coming from different planets within my system here. The key is, and the purpose of thie vid is don't focus so much on finding a singular planet with everything and focus more on finding a solar system that has everything. That way you can funnel everything to one planet via cargo links.

Depends on what you're trying to do in your outposts. If you end up setting up fabricators you end up using A LOT of different resources. If you're just using the resources to fill cargo contracts and to build up your outpost, then yeah, not much variety is required.

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there are some very large private companies IRL that are LLC or equivalent with billions of revenue Aldi (supermarkets), Bosch (engineering, technology and automotive), Ineos (4th largest chemical company in the world), Ikea (furniture etc), ZF Friedrichshafen (automotive gearboxes etc), Mars (confectionery etc) to name ones you probably know, there are many other you probably don't as they are so big and hold multiple company's.

Thank you! I'm working on it. Sadly this update screwed up a lot of my outposts for some od reason

Definitely will clog yourself if you don't have enough room for storage expansion on your main planet. Copper is showcased. It's very briefly in this videos, but it's being received natively from my main planet, not through a link.

@@thejimmichanga2913 I rewatched it and saw it, that's why I deleted copper from my post, lol I find when you transfer multiple items in one cargo link, after a while it gets clogged up, for example, sending aluminum and helium 3, if I put my aluminum with my iron and make a builder for Adaptive frames, eventually the helium 3 fills up and no more aluminum shows up to make the adaptive frames unless I clear our my helium 3, that was a basic example but I had this issue back at launch I just wish Bethesda would allow us to automatically stop sending an item if full so it focusses on the other items

He uses a fractal live, not in the studio. This album was recorded in Travis's studio alongside Kevin Thrasher. They quite literally said in multiple posts that they were using Thrashers SLO packs from STL Tones to record the guitars.

@@thejimmichanga2913 yeah okay! Why did his own guitar engineer / producer say that One More Time was done with Axe Fx 3? Wonder why he’d lie to people…

@CreepyCat. what do you think a fractal is? You load IRs and patches onto it (hence Kevin's SLO100 packs). All can be loaded onto the fractal. It's not like a fractal is a tube amp with its own specific sound characteristics that needs to be dialed in. You can load 1000s of IRs and amp models onto a fractal. The whole band is literally in the photo, in the studio, where Kevin says the albums guitar tracks primarily come from his 90s slo100 presets. Kevin was the sound engineer on this album and is the one credited for engineering. Travis produced the album. The engineer and producer are not the same thing. Whether the presets are loaded onto the axe3 and recorded through a micd cab, or whether it's straight through the interface into the DAW, the 90s slo100 presets (which are slo100s daisy chained to a few different heads), its still thrashers 90s soldano presets. It doesn't mean 100% of the album was recorded using them, but it's pretty common knowledge at this point months after the album launch that they used thrashers presets for most of the albums guitars.

@@thejimmichanga2913 whoa friend, I own an Axe 3. You can load IRs into it, but its models are proprietary. Most company’s making modelers keep their code close to the chest, and FAS definitely does. Their modeling is highly regarded as one of the very best. The model characteristics may vary by a small percentage, but they most certainly are unique even if only a little.

@@thejimmichanga2913 at any rate check out Aaron Ruben. He’s Tom’s guitar man and he has tweeted / said on IG / Reddit that he used axe FX 3 for Tom’s guitar work all over the place, including podcasts. After how you tried to school me on what a “fractal is” I’m not sure I care for this conversation anyway..

Introduce to you all, crazy neighbor on his work acct ^

I think the biggest let down for my surrounding weapons/armor is the loot pool is uninspiring. I miss doing a dungeon, cave, ruin, etc and getting a unique weapon. Now there's just the same weapons w/ slightly different stat boosts. Unique weapons are exceedingly rare compared to fallout 3, skyrim, oblivion etc.

You can delete anything within an outpost and get the materials used back. You can also delete the entire outpost from the outpost module that you planet. I'd delete all your extractors etc individual first before deleting the outpost though to get your mats back. That being said, If you follow this guide you should be up and running in no time. Just take it slow. You'll free up a lot of space from your ships cargo just by building a couple outposts. Also make sure you check your misc tab in your ship cargo at a vendor. When you make changes to a ship, it puts a lot of misc junk in the cargo haul that takes up space. Sell it off every time this happens

@@thejimmichanga2913 Thanks so much.

I've never did helium links because I've never needed to using this method. I doubt diatance factors into anything. I may place my last 4 outposts in a different system just to play around with the helium links, though I still have some pretty good unused planets in my current system

@@thejimmichanga2913 Yeah lemme know how that goes! Am curious (still playing around in "first" game - haven't gone NG+ yet) but not sure I want to commit to an outpost system until the "final" universe) So am doing some research, asking around, etc. before making any commitments there ^_^ Would appreciate the info <3

Interesting... I didn't have anything invested into Op management until after I ended ng+ and had 4 or 5 of these outposts down. That's a weird bug, and quite an unfortunate one, especially if you don't get your perk points back.

@@thejimmichanga2913 points are still maxed, it’s the effects that stop working at NG+ which is a disaster.

Can confirm that this is also true on PC. Most annoying.