25 More Secret Features Starfield Never Tells You About

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Dialogue basically carrying over into NG+ is actually pretty insane. That bit with the mysterious captain goes so hard!

use the personal atmosphere power if you are overweight. It just gives you infinite oxygen

One nice secret feature is that the photos you take in photo mode will be triggered as the loading screens at random times.

I hailed a ship... and got a whole " we've been trying to reach you about your ships extended warranty" sales pitch

I'm 60 hrs in and I just found out from this video that you get powers. I should do the main quest.

I hope Bethesda adds more variants to NG+ with updates and doesn't tell us. Especially when it comes to faction quests. Best example I can think of is imagine joining the crimson fleet but instead of being used as an undercover operative you land in jail with a very much alive kryx and start the crimson fleet by breaking out of the lock. It a parallel reality where kryx was born late and you help form the fleet. I think the possibility of story telling is endless with this concept. Maybe even a story arc where you play the hunters story.

I don't know if you've already covered this, but there's a neat thing the game never tells you: when you're walking back to your ship to drop off loot, you don't have to get all the way to it. If you're within 250m of your ship, you can access its cargo hold remotely through the ship screen, and drop off or take out items. Really handy for when you're encumbered and just want to dump what you're carrying.

if you’re on keyboard and mouse go into your binding settings and assign a key to Alt Jump, use your alt jump key (i use L-Alt) instead of space bar to boost around the map and it will boost you horizontal instead of vertical. this makes skip boost packs actually work how they were supposed too. using space bar with a skip pack sends you whatever direction your heading 15 meters, using alt jump will send you almost 30 meters.

I have a theory that when you continually NG+, at some very very very very really very small percentage of a chance that you could end up back in your original universe, with everyone shocked to see you back and all of your original progress still intact.

On my 3rd incarnation right now. Outside of the ship and armor, i had no idea NG+ affected so much. Really makes it feel like it's worth playing over and over.

Its so cool that New Game+ is incorporated into the actual story and makes sense in context of the story

Using slow time is actually great for stealth, you can activate it and just run thru

The fact that you can launder your stolen goods using buyback is fucking hilarious.

You can use personal atmosphere (power) to refresh your stam bar and gail a period of unlimited stam.

The NG+ in this is so unique and well thought out. I love the way it's been built into the game, like the universe is self aware that it's a massive roguelite rpg. Funny how much it could spoil the plot if the game self-identified as such. PS. you can 'favourite' your powers to your weapon hotkeys. For easier access, I rebind 9,0,[ & ] to F1-4.

Barrett’s side quest for a power triggered for me in my first playthrough. I’m actually still in my first playthrough, this game is massive.

In my first game before I even started ng+ Barrett wanted me to take him and get a power it was for the alternative self from another universe power. It was a comical quest with two barretts running around talking about it and finishing each other's sentences.

Barrett asked and received his own power in my first playthrough. Apparently that's not the same for everyone?

Not just in the lodge is there an unlimited storage space container. In the storage room that's at the landing bay in new Atlantis, there's an unlimited space storage container.