Starfield: Boost Pack Guide (Types, Stats, & Upgrades)
screenrant.comIn , one exciting new feature for players is the ability to utilize jetpacks, which in this case are known as Boost Packs. However, as with the rest of, there are always endless choices to make, so determining the best option with that much freedom can be tough, even for something as simple as a Boost Pack.
A Boost Pack is an essential item when it comes to exploring the many planets of , so it's not something to look into lightly. When it comes to Boost Packs, the main decision will be choosing a type, of which there are four to choose from. Then, from there, players can upgrade and adjust as they please.
As stated, there are four different types of Boost Packs in: Basic, Balanced, Power, and Skip. The Basic pack is exactly what its name describes: basic. It offers an average level of stats across the board, making it a fine choice but nothing special. It's generally a good place to start getting used to a Boost Pack's mechanics before moving on to something better. As for a Balanced Boost Pack, it is a slight upgrade to the Basic pack with better energy consumption, allowing players to cross larger distances. It's also an acceptable option, but one of the specialized packs is likely a better option.
Boost Packs not only provide transportation, but they also add to the armor stat in , as well as resistances.
As for those specialized Boost Packs, the first is Power. As expected, this Boost Pack will help you explore areas that would otherwise be unreachable and can be very valuable; however, with great power comes excellent boost depletion. This pack drains quickly, so you must decide if the pros are worth the cons. The final type of Boost Pack is the Skip Boost Pack, which generally has what is probably the most to
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