Starfield Things to Know Exploration Part 1

This is my understanding of exploration in a procedurally generated world.
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[@TheHst2112]

Ships are now added to your inventory immediately when you sit down in the captain's chair. If you're stealing a ship on the ground but want to be able to go back to your original ship, don't set the stolen ship as home ship. Don't take off either. Sit down and then either get up to do some looting or exit the stolen ship and fast travel back to your landing point. Your original ship will not have disappeared. Re-enter your original ship and set it as your home ship. Check your ship inventory and you'll see that the stolen ship is still there to be sold or used later. The only time this technique fails is when you try to claim more than 1 ship on the same tile but I've repeated this multiple times for different landing spots on the same or other planets.

[@Starfield_Eclipse]

Good to know! I plan on making a ship guide soon.

[@yesteryearr]

Exactly the video I needed. First playthrough made exploration feel awkward and disappointing. But with my recent play through, i think I'm starting to get it

[@dread-cthulu]

It blows my mind that people can't figure out how to enjoy an awesome game like Starfield. It's Skyrim/Fallout in space. This game is a solid 8 out of 10. It's gorgeous, fun, and engaging. Sometimes I just like to watch sunrise over an airless moon, or look at the gas giant on the horizon. It's beautiful, and realistic. No need to constantly be in murder mode... ...and don't get me started on jetpacking around in microgravity.

[@Starfield_Eclipse]

Agreed, with the most recent updates it bumped it up to a 9/10 for me. In time it is going to become a 10/10, still needs a bit more content in the procedural generation and a little more polish on the graphics but it will get there.

[@oni1608]

I like how you weave the Skyrim and Oblivion soundtracks into these videos, nice throwback to Bethesda's older titles.

[@Starfield_Eclipse]

I never get hit copy right issues and it's a good reminder of where the game came from. I may switch up to fallout for some gun play guides in the future.

[@loosegoose2466]

Interesting approach. Ill try it

[@paulreynolds7103]

Could you do top 10 areas on planets... Like top 10 forest planets/areas?👍

[@Starfield_Eclipse]

Absolutely but it going to take a while. There are so many places, it's going to be hard to decide. I do have video which is going to talk about how to find beautiful places. Basically, the practice of this video.

[@Tobascodagama]

This style of exploration came naturally to me, but it seems like a lot of people expected Starfield to be as dense as Skyrim or Fallout. It's a shame. I always try to approach a game the way it *wants* to be approached, and that really paid off with Starfield.