When you start your own faction with a few people, When you are all 'new to the game' you should consider a peaceful server to learn the economy and mechanics. This does not limit or collide with any of the above examples. I want to play starmade with a few of my friends from reallife
If the general tone does not feel right, give it 2-3 days and then switch to the next one, there are many servers out there, and due to different players living there they are all valuable micro universes on their own.Īlso you may find a faction there to participate or trade with.Īfter playing for a few hours/days there, and behaving correctly and following the rules, one of the factions may pick you up and see your potential.ĭepending on server and faction you joined, you may be assigned a task, or find a loose organized group waiting for a good leading and charismatic person to unite them, and lead them to the top of the server, by either force or economic domination. However going for a full-peace server (building servers for example) may be great to learn the mechanics but when you are light on the trigger finger may get you in trouble someday. Those servers do not allow random killing or at least make it follow role-play rules. (From there you operate and park a possible assault ship to pirate the pirates, or a defensive interceptor when you come back from your mining with a bunch of pirates on your tail.Ĭheck the built-in server list and search for terms like: Use looted hulls and materials to build a stationary crafting factory.
#STARMADE CRAFTING FULL#
Once you packed your miner full of storage chests, and feel its getting full, search a good spot and start a homebase in space. Starting from mining asteroids and selling the loot to shops to gain money, until you have enough money and systems to build a larger miner with a few turrets around and a good amount of shields (do not forget rechargers). You will encounter very few pirates, but you have to prepare.īuild your ship to be a small armed salvager. While staying relatively close to universe center you are pretty safe. Go ahead, start single player, and possibly watch a few videos about power and ship systems. You feel you want to try the game on your own, Maybe this thread can help other people later on. Everyone has their own playstyles, and the first sounds most fun to me, but I also want to build larger ships later on. Would you recommend to play kind of like the first option? And take advantage of the crafting? Looking back at my question, it seems kind of stupid, just play how I want to play. Then you could use those mining beams (can't remember name), to mine local asteroids and such.Īnother thing I was thinking about was the shop, I figured I might use it some, but I know that it is also a possibility to mine valuables and stuff from asteroids and sell that to buy your ship parts. Let's say, build your basic starter ship, travel to a planet and sort of create a base of operations there. Would yo say that it's better to craft your items and ship parts.
#STARMADE CRAFTING HOW TO#
Did the tutorial, watched lots of tutorials and videos on ship building, so I know about how to build basic small starter ships. I just got the demo yesterday to test it out before I buy the game.
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