Early access to Starfield began on September 1 for Xbox and PC. The much-awaited Xbox exclusive has been the hottest trend across all social media platforms for a while now. The Sci-Fi project is an immersive experience like never before. The game being a realistic open-world creation, you would need a lot more than just a few bucks in the virtual bank. And if you’re still trying to figure out what’s the best way to earn big in the game, we have you covered. 

The anticipation for Starfield was unmatched. And we can see why. The game brings experiments with new concepts of space travel through various side quests and open-world narratives. You would want the earnings to keep growing because a lot of the journey’s progress would be decided by the Starfield virtual bucks you spend on travel gear and investments. To achieve this goal, you should know the best places to find buyers for your deals. 

Locate your merchant in Starfield

The open-world RPG adapts to the astronomical culture in the most sincere way. Players can earn credits by completing the in-focus missions of the game’s story. However, this never seems enough, especially for a universe that keeps on expanding. The innovative additions to the Sci-Fi giant like space pirating, shipbuilding, and loot have been the highlight feature of Bethesda’s advertisement campaign. However, after you have something worth some credits, where do you take it? Well, take out your Starfield maps, as we have some merchants to visit.

Outland: Sell Anything You Want! 

You might have already figured out that scraping away the junk you collect for some decent deals is one heck of a task in Starfield. Most of the stores accessible to the players in the early hours of the game only sell stuff, making your collection of stuff nothing more than baggage. These stores include clothes, food, and other travel essentials. However, there’s a place in Atlantis City that is ready to cover up your losses. 

Look for a memorial with a robot guard and big flags as you move forward from the Constellation HQ’s front door. Outland, a store that will buy all you have in your inventory, is located beyond that and a little to the left. Yes, even the playing cards and darts you randomly chose. 

You can also search for the Commercial District using your scanner, and then quickly travel there. Then, simply advance a short distance, and Outland will be on your left.

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The next issue that you might face after finding the Outland merchant early in the game is having the desired credit for your picks. Starfield focuses on being a reflective piece of reality. Hence, you cannot expect great deals for your loot in the early hours of the gameplay, or what if you could?

Hacks to pull off the best deals

The forthcoming giant allows the players to sell their possessions to the merchants in quite a simple way. The deal involves a direct interaction of your character with the merchant. Before jumping in to remember while locking a trade, make sure not all merchants would be willing to buy anything you sell. Still for some extra credits, at least an initiation is worth the shot. 

• Approach a merchant and visit the buy menu during the conversation.
• From there, switching to the Sell screen is as easy as tapping the LB button (on Xbox) or the Q key.
• By repeating the action, the player’s ship’s inventory will be displayed, enabling them to sell items from the cargo hold without having to physically bring them inside the shop.

Become a commercial trader in Starfield

Considering all the factors of returns, commercial trade has proven to be the most bankable source of return for your investments. It lowers the price that players must spend while buying while simultaneously raising the amount of credits that they will earn from selling products. They will initially receive a 5% discount on purchases and 10% more credits for all sales, but if they purchase or sell enough unique things, they will be able to advance their talent.

It won’t be surprising if the Xbox exclusive makes you a better businessman through its trading side quests. Moreover, as you progress further in the game, make sure to have some savings. Hopefully, we will catch you in Starfield’s Wall Street Journal if they ever plan a publication! 

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