When a AAA game is released, it is not uncommon for it to have a few bugs. Some studios are known for the numerous bugs contained in their games and this is particularly the case for Bethesda where the bugs on Starfield continue to be talked about.
It’s no secret that each new game from Bethesda has many bugs and if Starfield is doing much better than its colleagues, it is not exempt from them. Generally not preventing progress, players often prefer to laugh about it and share their many discoveries on the networks. We therefore often find ourselves with montages of hilarious or completely incomprehensible situations. However, it must be admitted that some of these bugs are so regular that players look for them in new games. This is particularly the case with glitches which give a little boost to your adventure. One of them lets you get rich.
Even though credits are not a problem in Starfield, we are never rich enough. Between the weapon upgrades to buy, the ammunition, the care and so on, the expenses go quickly. So, there is a bug allowing you to fill your wallet at high speed. It was a certain vNivara who found the trick and was quick to share it on YouTube. Roughly speaking, you will need a power boost pack in order to fly in the air for long enough. In addition to this, you will also need to have a Tier 2 training boost pack to use less fuel following the use of the power pack.
Then head to the New Atlantis commercial district opposite Jemison. By following the video below we understand that, through a bug, you will have to go outside the limits of the game. By following the latter’s movements, you will arrive like him in front of a first chest of 1,500 credits. As you continue, you will come across another chest worth 72,000 credits. These are the vaults in which the seller stores his personal credits and they will fill up every 48 hours (in-game hour). It is therefore possible to have infinite credits in Starfield in this way and quite simply. Of course you will have to redo the crossing each time, but it is still faster than trying to earn money honestly in the game.
Other hidden chests?
In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, several chests were hidden in the same way as in the video. The best known was even found between two ferns in the city of Dawnstar. A question then arises: are these the only chests of this kind inside Starfield? Additionally, Skyrim players also know that gear was commonplace in hidden storage. It is therefore not impossible to see more videos with other similar bugs in the future.