STARFIELD IS A PERFECTLY BALANCED GAME WITH NO EXPLOITS, BUGS, GLITCHES

"It Just Works" - Todd Howard (After Inventing the same exploits for 20 years in a row)

The fact that Bethesda still puts "hidden" chests five feet away from the npc 20 years later is crazy.

You rarely see people get as excited as spiff when he finds out a game has tea

i love the idea that todd howard personally made the entirety of every game he directs

for new people to this video, stealing from the merchant chests no longer works, the chests have been either removed or rendered invisible and unable to be interacted with per the latest patch.

You'd think by this point, Bethesda would know that giving the player a jetpack means that it's easier to leave the map

The sheer joy at finding a tea shop might be the most wholesome thing I've ever seen in a Spiff video.

Presumably when the store chest is in a different location from the NPC, that's got to be an indication that the NPC has been moved from it's initial location during development. You wouldn't need to move the chest unless the geometry was altered.

Spiffing running around a planet on an extinction level safari is the most British thing he's done yet.

i love that the leveling up part is pretty much just spiff going on a galactic safari

I admire the fact that he's gone fully into classical British Safari mode for the XP

EDIT: As of the latest patch, all chests hidden under the map are gone :( Just a few notes on these exploits. The New Atlantis chest is easier to get to from the Commercial district. Go around Galbank and up the stairs to the left. Follow the building around to the left on the roof, do some parkour to a roof with tree roots on it, fall through a wall, do a 180 and go forward until you get to the cliff edge, fall down and go right towards the starport. There is a chest under the Stroud-Eklund staryard that has 160k rather than the standard 72k. You have to jump through a display wall to reach it, but there is no floor underneath so you have to boostpack across to the chest or get teleported back onto the map. For xp farming go to Strix-I in the Strix system (near the top right of the galaxy map). The creatures there are flying jellyfish that move slowly and travel in huge herds.

If you have a bounty with UC and then run to board your ship, the guards will also board your ship. But while they spawn, you can then kill them and their corpse will always remain on your ship as "decoration". They also have around 160 storage capacity so having 5 of them would make your ship the biggest container in the game...

Another perfectly balanced non-exploit is to become allies with the Crimson Pirates, any randomly generated bases of theirs you find will be free to loot and none of them will be at all suspicious if you shot them in stealth.

Every time spiff uploads Todd jolts upright with a chill down his spine.

Here's a nice little ship building trick I stumbled upon. It allows you to build ship modules that you shouldn't yet have access to (assuming it hasn't been patched out). 1. In the ship builder, using mouse and keyboard, press G to open the module list and find a category - eg, cargo - that includes greyed-out modules towards the bottom of the list. The method I'm about to describe will allow you to place them without spending the skill points to unlock them. 2. Close the list for now. We need to be specific about when we open it. Reposition your camera so that its focal point (in the middle of the screen) is buried somewhere inside your ship, and move your mouse cursor away so that no connection points are hilighted. 3. Press G to reopen the module list and hilight a valid, unlocked module. A preview of your hilighted module should be showing in red, clipping with the ship in an invalid spot. This is what we want. Press E to select the module. This will close the list and allow you to move the module freely for placement. 4. But there's a twist! If you press W or S, even with the module list closed, you can still move up and down in the list, choosing a different module for placement... including the greyed-out options! So just work out which locked module you want, and place it down. The game will not stop you doing this, therefore, it is perfectly legal and not even slightly cheating. 5. Fill your enormous new cargo hold with Tranquilitea Breakfast and laugh maniacally. Starfield was clearly designed for controllers first, and then keyboard controls were lazily hacked on top of that. This is a blessing and a curse, as this trick proves. Now if only we keyboard users could walk faster.

knew it wouldnt be long before we'd see you breaking starfield

Simpler way to get the vendors loot is by spawning in the commercial district following the path straight with the big building on your left until you see a point with 3 pointy trees and one flat tree. Hop up on the flat tree and you’ll see a branch attached to the building, hop on that. Climb up and on the corner of the roof you’re now on you’ll see a black grate vent sort of thing and you can hop through that straight under the map and find a few chests down there. Then go to Venus and sleep for 10 hours and come back and do it again. (If you explain this at some point I’m sorry I commented this 45 seconds into the video)

Todd's games are so perfectly balanced that no exploits will surpass the number of times they can re-sell skyrim

You reaching 100k credits without using any glitch is already a proof that Bethesda is improving.