168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Starfield is a big game. It's a Bethesda Game Studios RPG, so it goes without saying. But we're saying it anyway, because about an hour or so into Starfield, we couldn't help but state the obvious in spite of all our prior BGS familiarity.
If there's one thing BGS is known for, it's the vastness of their games, but the potentially overwhelming nature of it all isn't far behind. Knowing which early-game quests to prioritize can be invaluable, as it grounds us in a sense of progression as we get a feel for these worlds. Starfield's no exception, so read on for a few of our suggestions.
7 Keeping𓃲 The Peace
You'll meet Sergeant Yumi shortly after arriving in New Atlantis. Odds are good Sarah will need to speak with him briefly during the first main quest in which she is at your side, which triggers as soon as you've gone through the introductory scenes at the Lodge.
Picking up 'Keeping the Peace' earns you a quick 2,000 credits for little more than taking a stroll over to MAST. Afterward, you can grab another mission almost immediately (it may take a little while for Yumi to mention it) and earn another fast 2,000 for settling a minor lovers' quarrel. Further easy-money activities will sprout up from time to time, making Sergeant Yumi a surprisingly reliable source of spending money.
6 Supra Et Ultra ཧ
Much like 'Keeping the Peace' and Sergeant Yumi, 'Supra et Ultra' and Commander Tuala can come your way organically through your tasks with Sarah Morgan. You'll meet Tuala regardless, and he'll try his 'UC Vanguard sales pitch' on you, but acquiesces that there will be time enough for that later on.
Why wait? Talk to Tuala ASAP, and go through his examination process to get certified as a brand-new member of the UC Vanguard. The Vanguard's a great pick for a first faction to join, since its early missions aren't too tough, and between the museum of United Colonies history you'll pass through during the exam, and the lore that'll come more naturally when you meet the questline's main character, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for Starfield's lore at a rapid clip.
5 Ta♛pping The Grid 🌜
You can find 'Tapping the Grid' by wandering around New Atlantis impoverished district, the Well, for a few moments. Simply step past ambient dialogue for long enough, and someone will inevitably say something that causes an activity to get listed in your log which leads straight into this. Alternatively, you can probably just find the quest giver, Louisa, and initiate things manually.
This is a good quest to get started with early on in Starfield because it's straightforward, it's available in an immediately-unlocked area, and it leads to another quest that's even more lucrative than the first. Just beware the robot enemy inside a dead guy's apartment midway through, as it can tear you apart if you're not careful!
4 Red Tape Blues ꦗ
'Red Tape Blues' is the first in a rad-trilogy of Mars-based Starfield side quests. Your first objective is as rote as they come: mine ten pieces of iron after meeting Trevor down in Cydonia's mining area. Things quickly escalate, from a job interview and some sneaky hacking to some tense chats with the Cydonian governor and more.
As is the case with many of our recommendations, you'll get a nice stash of early-game credits, as well as some thoughtful - and fun! - worldbuilding goings-on.
3 Lair Of The Mantis 🐼
How would you like to earn a terrific set of gear, a fantastic starship, and plenty of valuable weaponry a mere handful of hours into Starfield? Who wouldn't, right? Remarkably, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:all this can be yours, so long as you pay active attention to a data slate you'll surely stumble upon after blasting some spacers.
The Mantis' titular lair is a tough place to get through, but not so tough as to be prohibitively challenging to characters around level 15 or so. That does put 'Lair of the Mantis' behind most of our other early quest suggestions in this article, but you're still pretty darned early into your exploration, and the rewards here are almost absurdly good.
2 🤡 First Contact
Once you have complete freedom of exploration with the Frontier, pay a visit to the Porrima System, specifically Porrima II, where you'll come across a distress signal from Chief Sugiyama on the planet's surface. Not coincidentally, an unidentified ship is in orbit, and you should totally dock there first to get the full scoop on what's going down.
We love 'First Contact' because it feels like a classic sci-fi story, complete with that beloved Bethesda multiple-path approach that can make you feel like a hero, a villain, or just a complete pragmatist. Either way, the story of a generational ship butting heads with a megacorp is some of Starfield's finest narrative fare.
1 Into The Unk𒐪nown
Yes, indeed. Our biggest advice for early quests to complete in Starfield involves 'Into the Unknown' - a main quest - and by extension, the few missions leading into it. While it may seem anathema to tell fellow Bethesda Game Studios fans to beeline the early main storyline, Starfield plays by its own rules in some key ways, including locking a core set of your major combat abilities behind the first act or so of its sweeping galactic plot.
So yes, you should go at your own pace as much as you'd like, but be advised that we think it's a great idea to get this far into the Constellation missions before venturing out into the stars too much. You'll be able to start gaining nifty powers we won't spoil here, but rest assured, they're a lovely addition to Starfield's moment-to-moment battling that'll help keep things from feeling stale when you're raiding your thirtieth Eclipse merc base.