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Traits in are part of your character creation that gives you a special positive and negative origin that affects how you start the game, but these backgrounds are something you can choose to lose. If, for whatever reason, you dislike the trait you picked, each can be nullified in different ways as your journey unfolds. Those playing on PC even have the option to use console commands to give themselves a new trait entirely.

Rifles are among the most versatile weapons in . They are a balanced option that can deal decent damage, with a good range and attack rate. While other guns are stronger per hit, rifles are always a suitable backup weapon for most situations.

An illegal drug called Aurora is an item you can actually learn to make in , but managing to sell this addictive substance can be easier said than done. Ordinarily distributed by the Xenofresh Corporation in the city of Neon, Aurora has tons of regulations that make it hard to make money. Certain ingredients that can be obtained from almost any vendor make it far easier to create the drug through item crafting.

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You'll need plenty of these lockpicks to navigate the big wide world of Starfield.

Attires play a big part in , but some items are purely for cosmetic purposes, such as the Tardigrade Monster Spacesuit. Different outfits can be bought for credits in, but they can also be found across the map by exploring. Some will take a lot of effort to earn, while others can be easy to find, such as The Lodge's Spacesuit in Attires have stats across several categories, such as Physical and Energy, but can also include boosted effects, including Health increases.

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Havik is the only locked character you'll see in the game's roster menu, but you can unlock him with a simple yet time-consuming method.

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Stealth is still S-Tier is Starfield. Sneak attacks deal high damage, and with the right skills, you’ll instantly destroy enemies with critical damage. The trouble is you’ll need to invest lots of skills points into your build before it becomes viable. To truly excel at Stealth, you’ll need to unlock the Concealment Skill — this can be done as early as Level 12 by spending 12 Skill Points in the Physical Tree. Once you have Concealment Rank 4 (16 Skill Points) you’ll become a Stealth God. Literally nothing will be able to stop you from absolutely dominating with deadly instakill attacks.

There is no official respec in Starfield. Leveling up can be a painfully slow experience as you progress through the game, and you’re stuck with whatever skills you’ve already unlocked. Because there’s no respec, you’ll instead have to level up infinitely to get all the skills you really want — you can’t experiment and you can’t go back if you made a mistake. The only way to reset your skills is to load an earlier save file.

Your spaceship doesn’t have infinite inventory space in Starfield — to get more space in your ship, you’ll need to upgrade the Cargo Hold capacity by adding more cargo nodes through the Ship Builder. This expands your total cargo and allows you to haul more stuff, but there’s another way you can easily store infinite items in your ship. And no, it doesn’t involve dumping items all over the ground. Well, it does partially.