Starfield plans to expand the latest prototypes we saw in fallout 4 and fallout 76. You can build multiple outposts on different planets, but games can also construct ships that ferry the players to these bases. A player might just buy/acquire overpowered ships, but where is the fun here? Do you prefer to pilot a ship you built with the hands of your own hands?

The shipbuilding system in Starfield is robust due to its reliance on modules. If you’ve ever played with a Lego set, you might have the capability to create a ship in Starfield. Even though you don’t need to take into account each module’s stats, especially when it comes to tools, power plants, and motorcycles.

Few players really understand the basic nuances and intricacies of Starfields spaceships, but those who have created starship builds that surpass even Bethesdas own ship gurus. We’ll share some of those creations with you today, so if you like it, rewatch the videos/instructions of their creators for detailed build guides and for the love of their incredible geniuses.

The unbeatable ship, the Unbeatable Ship.

As a standard, most firefighters aim for the center mass as it’s the easiest target. At the very least, that’s the part of the ship in which Starfields enemy AI is being developed. What if you don’t have a center mass? Some enemies will lose a lot of time. This was the theory that started a custom ship for Reddit users Morfalaths, which is barely more than essential modules connected to a 90 degree angle and a straight line. The result is more like a space station with a trembling and other objects than the actual ship. The interior is built up in a series of hallways and ladders. That unbeatable ship title isn’t to be confused.

When Gamer contacted Morfalath, the creator claimed the ships hollow shape wreaks havoc on enemy AI since it’s intended to primarily target the centre. Since the ship of Morfalath does not have center, opposing ordinances whizzes by the hull. In addition, Morfalath showed how powerful a pirate ship was not able to unlock the corner-themed creation. Or, Morfalath asserted that this ship doesn’t fight both sides to win. Thus, a hit will be made to anyone. Each person catches on an infinite monkey.

The X-21 Nexus Vin has a new look.

Unlike Starfield which uses level scaling, the game still relies on various gear checks. For ships, these are locked under reactor/ship classes. Class-A ships are powered by class-A plants and are the smallest, the fastest, and the weakest. Class-C ships operate on Class-C reactors and are the most stable, fastest, and slowest ships to be found. Think of class-A ships as early-game builds and class-C ships as endgame battleships. So you’d like a modern powerhouse battleship, then you can install the player’s website.

Arrekzs custom battlecruiser, which he called the X-21 Nexus Vin, looks like a cross between a B-21 Bomber and the USCSS Nostromo from Alien. No matter how hard this Nexus Vin is, it’s completely robbed of enemy enemies as well as to give them the same edge as boarding them. Arrekzs ship is mostly built by Nova Galactic and Deimos modules, available respectively in New Homestead and the Deimos Shipyard. If you want this ship, Arrexz has written a handy instruction, but expects to spend around 300,000 credits on this behemoth.

The modernization of the frontier.

When you start Starfield, Barret only supplies the Keys for the Constellations ship: the Frontier. He isn’t strong or powerful, but shell gives you where you should go. Maybe you must buy or build something to replace it, but why do you spend your credit with something that you do when you can just bring some new modules onto the Fronteirs skeleton, so you can get it started? That would have been the exception to the attempt to turn the Frontier into your own personal ship of theseus.

The upgraded Frontier (or the new Frontier for simplicity) is another of Arekkz’s creations. If one doesn’t make that ship look like the X-21 Nexus Vin, this ship is not, as it appears, an advanced frontier. Arekkz expanded the range of shipcraft to accommodate more modules, such as the Nova Galactic Workshop and Science Lab, extra cargo hold and Amun-1 engines. This model also remplaces the NG160 Grav Drive with a Helios 300. The result is that a bigger ship can haul more cargo without breaking the bank, which is critical when preparing a starting point. Once again, Arekkz also has posted a guide for you to build that starter ship. Even if you do not learn from his mistake, then don’t delete the starter habitat module. This is unique and spawns a broken Constellation helmet.

In other words, many gamers have their own notion of the Upgraded Frontier ship. For example, Z1 Gaming built its own Frontier V.2, but instead of stretching it down on the x-axis, Z1 Gaming extended the ship’s y-axis. He opted for the Nova Galactic all-in-one Berth, Caravel V102 Cargo Holds and the White Dwarf 1010 engines. As a result of Arekkz, Z1 Gamings upgraded Frontier offers a maximum performance and space for the Frontline, without burning any piers in your wallet. Z1 Gaming included an outline of their design and development.

The Modified Shieldbreaker was used.

As a rule was already stated, the higher the ship and reactor class goes, the higher it reaches space and is more important. Engo, Class-B ships are locked in a tough place in our city. Don’t worry, with the right modules and energy allocation, you’ll develop a Class-B vessel that would surpass many other ships on the planet.

The Modified Shieldbreaker is a creation of TagBackTV, who described it as a space-tank. That’s an exact description. The boat isn’t only getting hit by a storm, but it is a chunky creation with habitat modules built in into the wings to get crew space, and the general aesthetic cohesion.

This vessel uses the Shieldbreaker to find the skeleton, but TagBackTV adds a lot of components to it, so that it’s completely unrecognizable. For example, the Modified Shieldbreaker relies on a Z-Machine 4000 Reactor (available in Neon), Cabot C4 Bridge and Dunn-51 and 61 Engines (available in New Homestead). The rest of the ship is a collection of modules that combine to create a two-decker tank with all the amenities that come home to it. While TagBackTV has a useful guide to help you build your own, don’t forget to unlock Piloting Rank 3 and Starship Design Rank 4 so that you can complete all the pieces with ease.

The perfect class-a ship!

Depending on the skills you train, you won’t get higher ranks of Piloting for a long time, which will keep you in line with Class-A ships. As we have seen before, these are the smallest and weakest vessels in the Starfield world thanks to their weaker reactors. However, some players discovered overpowered modules that let ships punch well above their weight class.

Just like his class-B design, his powerful Class-A ships are built on existing ships as skeletons, the Razorleaf and the Star Eagle. For the retrofitted Razorleaf, TagBackTV chose a Viking Cockpit, a 30S or 40S Protector Shield, four PB-30 Electron Beams and a Spark 750 Suppressor, just to name a few. For the candy store’s Star Eagle, TagBackTV added a Cabot C3 bridge, Deimos habitat modules, or PB0-40 Electron Beams or Disruptor 3310 Proton Beams among other modules. In case you change or modify the ship, your craft is better made by throwing a gun from the side.