Starfield: Concealing and Profiting from Illicit Goods

Starfield: Concealing and Profiting from Illicit Goods

Contraband‌ can⁣ be found all over the universe in Starfield, from abandoned factories, to ‘Unknown’ markers, and ‌even the beaches‌ of Paradiso can hold some treasure ⁣of a ‘questionable’ legality. ⁤Finding these ill-gotten goods​ is the easy part but offloading them ⁣safely is where the trouble ⁣comes in. Luckily, these items can be sold for quite a bit of easy money if you know ⁢how to handle them.

Anytime you fly a⁢ ship into one ‍of the bigger city areas of a planet, generally UC ⁤Territory but others as well, you’ll be ⁢scanned⁢ by some authorities. These scans check‍ for any sort of illegal goods on ‌your ship and you will lose those ⁢goods and⁣ pay a bounty, or ⁢do some jail time,​ if⁤ found.‌ It⁤ is worth noting‍ that stolen items will not be noticed⁤ by ⁣these ship scans, just ‍contraband which is ⁤denoted ⁢with a little yellow​ icon next to‍ the‍ item‍ in your inventory.

There are ⁢different‌ ways⁣ you could approach joining the Crimson‍ Fleet, but​ one of the easiest ‌ways ‍is to simply​ join ⁤the UC⁢ in New ‌Atlantis and infiltrate the Crimson Fleet as‍ an undercover agent. This only takes‌ about three missions until you have ‌access to The Key and ⁢all ⁤the vendors inside of it.

Once access is granted to the Crimson Fleet⁣ Ship ‌Services vendor, you⁢ can buy new “Shielded” Cargo ⁢parts for your⁤ ship, as well as Shielded Boosters that‍ increase the chance ⁢of getting away with‍ the contraband. These parts are not infallible though and there ⁢is still⁣ a chance that⁣ the authority ships could find your contraband. ‌The percentage will show up on the screen as you move into these scanning ports ​and is based on the amount of contraband ⁢stored, as well as your purchased parts.

Selling it becomes reasonably straightforward once you’ve successfully smuggled the contraband past the scanners on a big city planet. Make sure you keep⁢ the contraband on your ship and only sell it directly from⁤ the ship’s ⁢cargo hold. You don’t want to be ‌caught walking around with contraband on your person.‌ Most ​independent shops‍ will happily buy contraband from directly‍ off of your ​ship. ‌The Trade Authority shops within bigger areas ‌will also gladly buy contraband without much fuss.

2023-08-31 20:48:03
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