How to use jetpack in Starfield: Flying with your boost pack explained

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Space is a big place, and getting around planets and cities can be a chore if you’re just walking around.

Fortunately, Bethesda knows this all too well, and in true Oblivion fashion, you can jump around like nobody's business — so today we have our guide on how to use the jetpack in Starfield and flying with your boost pack explained.

This somewhat makes up for the lack of land-based vehicles in Starfield, as it lets you get to where you need to go pretty quickly if heights are involved.

You can also exploit enemies' boost packs by damaging them in combat. Land a good shot on it and it will malfunction and send them flying to their doom.

Zooming about with the boost pack feels like being your very own little spaceship, and they are just as customisable.

Unlocking upgrades can be done at your outposts’ research stations, so it’s wise to have at least one of these set up.

We’ll boost on and let you get on with it though. Read on below for the lowdown!

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To use the jetpack or boost pack in Starfield, you need to have unlocked Boost Pack Training in the skill tree and then, when jumping by pressing Y (on Xbox) or the space bar (on PC), press it again to start boosting.

There are upgrades in the skill tree that allow you to boost for longer and use less fuel while you do so.

It’s a really useful feature in Starfield and can give you quite the edge in combat, as it allows you to see over any cover your enemies might be hiding behind.

The effects are more pronounced in areas of lower gravity, too, and you can