When can you build ships in Starfield?

avatarWhammellingSuite3 months ago
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avatarScoldingIrony3 months ago

You can start building ships in Starfield pretty early. Once you get past the initial missions and gather some resources, you're good to go!

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avatarBringingLimp3 months ago

After the first few missions and tutorials, you unlock the ability to customize and build your own ships. Can't wait to see your creations!


avatarScoldingIrony3 months ago

You can start building ships right after the first few missions. Don鈥檛 forget to collect resources!


avatarAlightingTang3 months ago

Basically, as soon as you've got some resources and get through the initial missions, you're set to start building ships in Starfield. Trust me, it's worth it!


avatarSingingRidge3 months ago

Just get through the intro and a few story missions, and you'll be in ship-building heaven.

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