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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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After one Starfield player stumbled upon a seriously overpowered gun, other players are giving out tips on how to find busted weapons.

It's only been a week since Starfield fully released, but some players have experienced enough to share their tips for others just getting started in the RPG.

First noticed by user WeirdConcern4666 on the Starfield subreddit, it's actually pretty easy to dip out of your ship and do a spacewalk thanks to two quick Starfield console commands. There's not much to do out there in the void at the moment, but doing a cheeky extravehicular activity (EVA) lends itself to some nice screenshots, and I'm excited for the modding potential here.

While there are many impressive locations and sights to behold in Bethesda’s gargantuan space opera, the most majestic of them all is arguably New Atlantis. Where is New Atlantis in Starfield? We’re glad you asked.

While exploring the galaxy in Starfield, you may stumble into a strange abandoned spacestation called the Almagest. Found near the core of the United Colonies, this unique space casino has been taken over by Spacers — they prefer to shoot first and ask questions never. The Zero-G Casino is richly decorated and includes a big score of credits if you know how to handle yourself. There’s a computer puzzle to solve and a fat cache of contraband that can net you 23,000+ credits put all together. That’s a pretty big nest egg to discover so early in your adventure. Here’s how to solve the Almagest puzzle and how to sell all that contraband safely.

All Bethesda RPGs share a common mechanic that never ceases to cause problems for players. Carry weight. Every game is so packed with weapons, armor, and general junk to collect that players hoover it up, and then they’re told they’re over-encumbered and will suffer for their greed.

For those sick of the goody-two-shoes of New Atlantis or the clichéd cowboys of Akila City in Starfield, then you may find solace in cyberpunk tropes of Neon.

Publisher Deep Silver and developer Starbreeze have announced the upcoming technical beta for Payday 3. The co-op heist shooter will be available to everyone from September 8-11. According to Starbreeze, the test will serve as a stress test of sorts for the Payday 3 servers ahead of its September 21 launch.

Starfield poses many threats to the willing space adventurer, from hostile Spacer pirates to alien beasts to extreme planetary environments, so the importance of a good spacesuit cannot be overstated.

While Earth is abandoned in the far future of Starfield, it isn’t exactly empty. There are still several manmade landmarks to find on Earth, Luna and Mars — and there’s a snow globe at each one to remember them by. Snow globes are Easter egg collectibles that return from Bethesda’s previously published Fallout: New Vegas, a game that Starfield actually shares a surprising connection with. Both games use (most of) the same PC console commands. In addition to cheats, you’ll also want to check out these hidden locations. By reading rare books or checking uncommon plaques, you’ll be able to unlock landmarks that take you straight to these lost bits of human history. Here’s how it all works — and how to appreciate the ancient past. Yes, you can find the ruins of the Pyramids!