If one of you little knuckle heads know, post it in the comments and I am happy to add it to the guide and credit you for the information! Eating food also heals you for a small amount of your health. I have no idea what happens if you run out of fuel or food. Whenever you travel, you will consume one fuel and one food and one day will pass. If you go down a depth, you can always go back up. You start in depth one, and can go down to five. The deeper down you go, the tougher the enemies will be, but also more rewarding. Those represent a change in "depth" on the star map. On this lattice you will see little ladders. Moving backwards is illegal! It is immoral! It is the WRONG WAY! You can move up and down on the lattice and forward! But not backwards. If you observe all the little ships on the star map, they are connected by a lattice. and your little feller is driving it around in circles and stuff at whatever location you are currently at. It is a busy CEO and it doesn't have time for you anymore.
Ok, so the star map has a lot of information in it.
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Locate mode has you click on an item you want to build or upgrade and then it will show you the way to maps that have those parts on the star map! It will be a pip very similar to your action item guide, except it will be green! Once you are able to build a parts locator, you'll see a locate mode in the top left of the workshop menu. I went hard at upgrading that jacket and now wander around, yoinking the trinkets and blasting whatever is in my way with impunity. This increases your maximum health significantly. I suggest getting the padded jacket as soon as possible. If you collect a part you don't have an immediate need for, it will appear normally as well. Parts you own will appear normally, without any flair and whatnot. Those will be blacked out unless you can build them.
In the parts tab you will only see parts that you have an immediate need for. You can see what parts you have and what parts you can build from the junk you collect by clicking on the parts tab in the top right from the workshop menu. So in the workbench tab you will have a bunch of items shadowed out initially. Just some fancy gizmos to help you along. It's understandable that you might want to hoard your merits, but considering you lose them upon death and can usually pick them up on most ships, it's not the worst idea to use them whenever you get the chance.Your work bench is going to be where the magic happens! These can be used to purchase items at Krell-Mart ships, unlock locked containers which will usually have an extra crafting part inside, or to hack security robots to be on your side. Try to use stealth whenever you can, and if all else fails, run like hell.įinally there's merits, which is Void Bastards' currency. In these cases it may be prudent to avoid combat with certain foes, because even if you have a surplus of bullets, all it's going to take is one tough battle to render you ammoless and helpless.
There are some enemies, such as Screws, that can soak up a lot of damage, meaning you'll use up a lot of ammo. If you burn through all your ammo quickly, then you're going to have very few options when it comes to surviving. So if you're having a hard time finding a part, you might be able to just build it yourself.Īmmo is incredibly important. There's also various materials you can salvage, and these allow you to create parts used for crafting.
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