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Starfield: Best Ship Cargo Hold And How To Get Them

By Matthew Lynch
March 10, 2024
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In the highly anticipated space exploration RPG Starfield, one of the most critical aspects for spacefarers to consider is their ship cargo hold. With vast galaxies to explore and an abundance of resources to haul, players must focus on optimizing their ship’s cargo space to maximize their profit, efficiency, and overall gameplay experience.

A ship’s cargo hold in Starfield is crucial not just for resource management but also for mission-specific items, space artifacts, and other collected bounty. As players delve into the depths of space, encountering various factions and engaging in trading or combat, a capacious cargo hold becomes indispensable.

 The Best Ship Cargo Holds in Starfield

While Bethesda has not yet revealed all ship models available in Starfield, some teasers and showcases have given us a glimpse into what players might expect regarding cargo holds.

1.The Merchant Vessel Series– These ships, hinted at through official concept art, offer modular cargo solutions. The design focuses on capacity over speed or armament. They are perfect for players who prioritize trade and resource collection.

2.The Terraformer Class– Designed for planetary exploration and exploitation, these vessels are believed to come equipped with ample storage facilities that allow players to extract and transport significant quantities of planetary minerals.

3.The Salvager Executors– Teased as part of the game’s survival elements, these ships might offer robust hauling capabilities that could store looted components and scrap from other vessels or derelicts found while adventuring through space ruins.

4.The Explorer Elite– Potentially catering to those who seek out ancient alien technology or rare celestial phenomena, these ships may provide specialized cargo modules designed for sensitive and unique items that can’t be jostled around in a standard hold.

5.Custom-Built Freighters– Bethesda has indicated that a level of ship customization will be part of the game. Players might be able to design a ship from scratch with an emphasis on cargo capacity, essentially creating their private best-in-class hauler.

 How To Get Them

Obtaining the best ship cargo hold in Starfield can potentially be achieved by:

– Purchasing Ships: In-game currency can likely be used to buy ships with large or specialized cargo holds from various manufacturers encountered throughout the galaxy.

  – Upgrading Existing Ships: There may be options to enhance or expand the cargo capacity of a player’s current vessel through upgrades available at spaceports or engineering hubs.

– Completing Quests and Missions: Some ships or their blueprints could be rewards for completing specific story missions or side quests involving different factions.

– Exploration and Discovery: Players who venture into uncharted territories might find abandoned or hidden ships that boast impressive cargo holds as part of their design.

– Crafting: If crafting mechanics are in play, gathering the right materials could allow players to build modules that enhance their ship’s storage capabilities.

As anticipation builds for Starfield’s release, players eagerly await comprehensive details on how they can acquire the best ships suited for their interstellar endeavors. Whether you’re a trader, raider, explorer, or simply a cosmic tourist looking to make your way across the stars with goods in tow, Starfield promises an exciting adventure where your ship’s cargo hold might just be your greatest ally.

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