As with all choices, remember, save the game first. There are many variables and events leading up to this quest that may change the outcome and choices available to you. A save allows you to quickly return and adjust if that happens.

If You Give It To The UC
You immediately enter a large-scale space battle against the Crimson Fleet scouts. If you gathered appropriate evidence throughout the UC story, you will have additional troops aid you in the fight against the Crimson Fleet. You then need to assault The Key. You engage in a large-scale space battle, destroying various weapon batteries in space. You wipe out the entire fleet and kill Jasmine, all of the vendors, Samina, Bog, you can save Shinya by deactivating the bomb in his chest. Naeva manages to escape. You can convince Delgado not to blow up The Key, he will survive and get taken into custody. You get access to the SysDef mission board which focuses on X. You also get 250,000 and Sysdef Formal Uniform. I did get attacked sporadically by Crimson Fleet whilst exploring but never encountered Naeva again.

If You Give It To The Crimson Fleet
You wipe out a UC advance force that attacks The Key. You then need to defend defensive batteries from UC’s attack. You then have an epic space battle with the UC before boarding The Vigilance. Depending on earlier choices, you may be joined by Evgeny, Estelle, and Adler, who aided you in earlier Crimson Fleet missions.

You can convince Commander Ikande, LT. Toft to stop the self-destruct so they won’t be killed, otherwise you need to kill them. You get to loot them, Ikanda has an epic rifle. You also get the 250k

Outside of the moral implications of choosing the good/bad guy route, you also lose access to The Key’s vendors, if you side with UC. These are some of the best vendors in the game, so choose wisely.

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Just a quick disclaimer. There are a lot of variables that could affect the rest of the story. Your relationships with other characters, quest progress, etc. It’s important to save, not just Autosave, actually save your game before following this guide. Then, if something is different because of your journey in the game, you have an easy point to return to.

I’m Siding With The Emissary

If you make this decision you will be attacked and attacking the Hunter and Scorpius at different points for the remainder of the story. The Emissary will guide you and accompany you on these missions. Eventually, you will need to fight and kill the Hunter to get the final Artifacts. You get a Legendary Laser Rifle (Unmitigated Violence) for defeating The Hunter. When the time comes, the Emissary will give you all of their artifacts without any problems.

An alliance with the Hunter seems the winning strategy

I’m tired of both of you. I’ll get to the Unity on my own

This is the most difficult of the three choices as instead of having to fight either The Emissary or The Hunter, you will have to fight both in a space battle. You will not have either The Emissary or The Hunter help you in the final battle for the remaining artifacts. Once you get to the end of the planet, where you have to reclaim the artifacts, you can either kill them both or persuade them to give you their artifacts. You get the Legendary Laser Rifle (Unmitigated Violence) from The Hunter and the Legendary Particle Beam Rifle (Eternity’s Gate) from The Emissary.

I don’t want to get into unnecessary spoilers but it’s very likely that these decisions will impact your encounters in New Game+, an additional play option that is unlocked once you fully complete the main story.

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It’s important to note that there are thousands of potential variables that may have effects on choices like these. Your relationship with certain characters, quests you have completed, without multiple play-throughs it’s difficult to be sure. As with all choices like this, create a save file first. That way, if the outcome is not the same as we list below, you can quickly reload and try the other path.

You don’t actually make this choice during that conversation. The choice is made at the end of an identical mission that plays the same for both decisions. When you shut the device down, the reality you are in at the time becomes your universe.

How To Save Both Universes

I’m going to choose you. This universe

I’m going to choose Raphael, his universe. He needs my help more

It is possible this choice has impact further into the game. We’ll update the guide once we finish the game, if necessary.

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Which Starfield Vendors Have The Most Credits

The best vendors in the game work at The Key. The key is a space station that you can only access by joining with The Crimson Fleet. To do this, you need to get caught with some Contraband and then get taken in. A whole undercover missions starts and you join up with The Crimson Fleet.

After you do a few missions for them, you get access to The Key. Do a couple more missions and all the vendors in the station will unlock. Most of the vendors have a little over 5k. One, however, has over 30k. It is called Zuri’s essentials and she buys everything and sells a ton of stuff as well.

They do take awhile to refresh their credits, but this spot is still the best spot to sell your excess cargo.

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Update: Note that the characters named below change depending on your relationship with them. Whoever you are closest too will take the place of Sarah and Barret

Defend The Lodge Or Go To The Eye In Starfield

Defending The Lodge

If you choose to defend The Lodge, The Hunters show up and attack you. From there, you and Constellation escape and go to the eye anyways. However by doing this, Sarah dies at the eye before you can arrive. There is also a couple minor story changes, but nothing major.

Go To The Eye
If you go out the front of The Lodge then you go to The Eye. The people inside lock the door behind you and Sarah will survive this time. However Barret is the one who dies now, meaning no matter what someone dies. You get a little bit of a choice, but not much.

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Where To Find Titanium In Starfield

Titanium takes a high level to mine and most of the planets can’t be colonized at first anyways. Your best bet, is to head to the Sol System and then head to the moon of Titan. There is a small town here with a tiny shop that sells all sorts of ore. We are going to drop in and go buy some Titanium for cheap.

Head inside and buy all you want. There is a chair in the corner of his shop. Go there, sit, and rest for 24 hours. Talk to the shopkeeper again and the stock should refresh. Titanium is a bit more rare, so you have to sometimes wait even longer to get that back in stock.

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How To Solve Temple Eta Puzzle In Starfield

So far, all of the temples we have found have been the same puzzle. When you walk into the room you will see some big spinning rings. These rooms have no gravity so you can move around freely. When you are looking for is some shining constellations in the room. They look like bright light masses.

Fly to them and wait for them to scatter. Look around the room for more and keep going to each constellation you see. Some of the later puzzles can go for overr five minutes, so keep flying until the rings stop spinning. Once the rings stop spinning, go through the portal and the rest is a cake walk.

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How To Level Pickpocket Fast In Starfield

The easiest way to level up pick pocketing is to stun enemies and steal from their pockets. To do this you will need to find an EM weapon, which can be bought in some of the weapons shops. I’ve also got them from enemies or on abandoned space stations.

Once you have one of those weapons, take a bounty mission and head to the target area. Use the weapon to knock out the enemies and you can pick pocket them when they are down. You can repeat this or kill the enemies after. Keep using the stun weapons and doing bounty missions and you’ll max it out in no time.

I’m not actually sure if you can put bombs in targets pockets in this game.

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How To Join The Crimson Fleet In Starfield (Pirate Faction)

Joining up with The Crimson Fleet is a bit tricky. You need to find some actual contraband first and foremost. I’ve seen it on missions to kill pirate leaders and other bases, but it’s pretty rare.

Once you find some contraband, you need to get scanned and caught with it. Accept your fate and you will be brought into a capital ship. On board you will be given the chance to join up with The Crimson Fleet as a mole. Agree to the terms, do the first few missions, and you’ll be invited to the hideout. From there you can start choosing whose side you really want to be on.

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Starfield Domestication Guide

Alright so I am assuming that you have the research to actually put a cage down but can’t put it down yet. First off you need to find a planet that has some life on it. Fly down there and start scanning the life until you get to a 100% scan rate. The bottom trait of the creature will say “Outpost production allowed” if you an put down the animal husbandry building for that creature.

The planet we used is in the Cheyenne system and it is on Akila. Scan the wild life there until you find one that let’s you get outpost production and you can start harvesting. The building is in the same section as your extractors, but it won’t be there if it won’t work on the planet.

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