Starfield: Into The Unknown Quest Walkthrough

After completing the third primary expansion mission, «Spider and the Fly» in Phantom Liberty, you'll gain access to the «Balls To The Wall» side mission. This mission requires you to assist two eager chooms, Paco and Babs in getting themselves out of a sticky situation. And, while you may believe it is honorable to lend a helping hand, proceed with caution because this side mission has multiple outcomes, not all of which are favorable.

An early quest in the DLC of has V reunite with a familiar face for a job during the mission, which asks you to steal and deliver a vehicle. Doing this task introduces you to new driving combat systems and lets you explore the larger Dogtown map. Completing this also lets you earn money from cars scattered across Night City.

Like many interesting side quests in , is a fun, small adventure that introduces you to interesting characters and offers unique rewards for engaging with the larger world. This story bridges both Act 1 and Act 3 of the main adventure, taking you into the city of Baldur's Gate itself. Tough fights and even more difficult choices await those who pursue this small but intriguing piece of the game.

has a variety of side quests that provide you with every choice you could think of, but few are as tense as the ones seen in a mission where your decisions could lead to grave outcomes. You might find this mission early in your journey, with a series of objectives that test your character's morality. Different rewards are offered depending on how you handle the delicate situation in this quest.

Adhesive is a common resource in Starfield, and you are going to need a lot of it if you engage with the game’s crafting systems and make yourself some great modded weapons and things for your outpost. Thankfully, there are lots of ways to get your hands on this stuff, although some are more efficient than others.

After completing the "" quest, you will have unlocked "", which is one of the most pivotal missions in . This mission will take you through heists and action-packed battles before giving you the option of siding with the Crimson Fleet or the United Colonies. The choice you make is critical to the game and will have an impact on the rest of your story and playthrough.

Starfield can be a pretty chill experience, but every now and then it will throw the galaxy’s largest spanner at you and you can’t help but be taken aback. At the end of ‘All That Money Can Buy’ you are introduced to the Starborn – a mysterious faction that nobody has ever heard of. Kinda spooky. 

Starfield has a seemingly endless array of side quests for you to experience, however, engaging with the main quest isn’t something you should avoid. Similar to the likes of Skyrim, a lot of funky things start happening once you get to dabbling along the beaten path, and ‘Into The Unknown’ is the first quest to really mix things up.

Exploring the vast stellar scenes of Starfield is a rush like no other. Every second you spend aboard your ship or planetside has the potential to lead you down a rabbit hole of adventure, questing, and intrigue. You never know when you’ll be asked for help, and sometimes, this can lead to entire storylines unfurling before your eyes. 

Bethesda Game Studios is not necessarily well regarded for its expertise at digital gunplay, but after Starfield, that very well may change. Numerous critics, including here at Polygon, have praised its combat. Personally, I’ve found that its weapons feel weighty, fairly precise, and satisfyingly potent. It’s a big improvement from the Fallout series’ collection of feathery pop-guns.

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While there are many different crafting components to find, buy and use in Starfield, none is quite so vital – perhaps – as adhesive.