Make sure you bring climbing gear, preferably a large stack of rope and/or wood platforms, to ensure you can get back out of any hole you dig during your travels. You can purchase additional teleporters from a shop at the Outpost, near the NPC who builds/sells tech items.īring Platforms And Ropes When Digging MinesĮven if you’re not one of those players who prefers to dig straight down to the core, climbing back out of the mine you’ve excavated can prove to be more difficult than originally expected. Building additional teleporters isn’t cheap but the potential to create massive travel networks provides more than enough incentive. Once you’ve visited a teleporter, you can return to that same location from any other teleporter in the game. Use Teleporters To Establish Transportation Network Our advice is to keep a few ready and waiting, in storage near the teleporter on your ship, so you can grab one before each trip to a new location. Placing a flag on a planet sets that location as the primary warp destination when departing your ship. The flags you can build in Starbound aren’t just there for decorative purposes. Or pretty much anything that wasn’t already in storage. From what we can tell, players can safely take anything they find in a container, like treasure chests or refrigerators, but NPCs will get mad if you use your matter manipulator to take the container itself. Sure, it might be tempting to steal pretty much everything that isn’t nailed down, but doing so is going to destroy your reputation with the local populace. It’s important to know what you can (and can’t) get away with pilfering whenever you find a new village.
Just hold the shift button the next time you’re building and enjoy your newfound freedom to create. But not everyone realizes that Starbound lets you place single blocks of your chosen material in addition to the two-by-two squares placed by default. Placing blocks in Starbound is pretty self-explanatory. And, as always, if you’ve got additional tips to share with the Starbound community, feel free to leave them down in the comments section! Starbound Building Tips We’ll continue to add to the list as we spend more time with the game, especially as Starbound continues to evolve in the months following launch. Most of these tips will only be useful to new players, or those who’ve spent a long time away from the game, but longtime Starbound fans might find a few tidbits of information they didn’t already know. Now that the launch build has been out for about a week, we’ve rounded up some tips for those new to Starbound or struggling to acclimate to some of the changes Chucklefish introduced in the latest version.
Starbound is finally out of Early Access, after more than two years in the developmental section of Valve’s digital marketplace, and millions of gamers are struggling to make heads or tails of the new and (mostly improved) content introduced in Starbound v1.0.
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