Starfield brings back the most loved and hated thing from Fallout 4

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Starfield outposts will serve as the nexus point for many of the RPG game’s player-driven features. First of all, you’ll need to explore the galaxy in order to find resource-rich planets. After that, you’ll need to hire NPCs to work the outpost and extract the many available cash-producing materials. New Starfield details suggest however that outpost building may be even more involved, reminiscent of the sometimes fun, sometimes furiously frustrating settlement system in Fallout 4. Ahead of the Starfield release date, if you never wanted to hear the words ‘another settlement needs our help’ ever again, well, this might not be your day.

The last few weeks have brought us a veritable cargo bay full of new Starfield info. We know all about Starfield missions, as well as Starfield armor, and even Starfield food. When it comes to economics in the open-world game, however, things are still a little shadowy.

We know you can set up outposts. We know you can sell raw materials. Naturally, there will be dozens of ways to earn cash across Bethesda’s colossal cosmos.

However, if you pay close attention to the official description for Starfield on the Microsoft store, there is also, apparently, the opportunity to establish large-scale business operations, connecting your mining concerns into one big trade route.

“Explore planets and discover the fauna, flora, and resources needed to craft everything from medicine and food to equipment and weapons,” Starfield’s official listing reads. “Build outposts and hire a crew to passively extract materials and establish cargo links to transfer resources between them.”

In Fallout 4, you could move resources between your settlements with caravan posts. Provided you had the ‘Local Leader’ perk,