Where to buy Ship Parts in Starfield to keep your spacecraft in shipshape
Find out which places will help keep your spaceship functioning properly in Xbox’s highly anticipated space RPG.
Bethesda’s eagerly awaited space RPG was finally unleashed upon Xbox players last week via early access, while the rest of the world will be able to jump in very soon on thanks to the Wednesday, September 6 release date. Embarking on your very own space adventure can seem a bit intimidating at first, especially for an ambitious RPG of this scale. However, there are a few systems and mechanics it’s well worth getting your head around early on, such as where to buy Ship Parts in Starfield.
Much like other genre entries, creating your own ship in Starfield forms a core part of the experience – to the extent that the ship you craft should be treated as an extension of yourself. Luckily, there’s a handful of ways to buy an important resource called Ship Parts in Starfield, necessary for repairing your ship mid-battle during space skirmishes. Here’s how to go about doing so.
Where to buy Ship Parts in Starfield – vendor locations
If it’s specific locations you’re after in terms of where to buy Ship Parts in Starfield, you can rest easy knowing that there’s plenty of choice on offer. One of them relates to New Atlantis, the capital city of the United Colonies you’ll visit and be introduced to extremely early on as part of the main campaign. There are lots of others you’ll also come across, though, which we’ve handily listed for you below:
New Atlantis
- Jemison Mercantile store, Spaceport
Cydonia
- UC Exchange, Central Hub
Akila City
- Shepard’s General Store
Neon
- Newill’s Goods
- Trade Authority
Visiting any of the locations listed above and speaking to the relevant traders is the most obvious way to buy Ship Parts in Starfield, providing you have the required funds of 1,250 credits. Don’t forget that Starfield features a fairly generous fast travel system, meaning once you’ve visited any of the locations once, you’ll be able to venture back to buy Ship Parts relatively easily.
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Where to get Ship Parts in Starfield – other options
If you don’t want to give up your precious funds to repair your ship, Bethesda has sprinkled in a few other ways to gain Ship Parts provided you’re brave enough. Engaging in space battles and destroying enemy ships is perhaps the most obvious; should you survive the endeavour the rival ship will drop cargo holds, which when looted have a relatively high chance of containing Ship Parts.
Similarly, taking the time to engage in a pirate attack in space and saving the pilots at risk can also see you given Ship Parts as a potential reward. You’ll likely be prompted by the pilot as to what you want as a prize for rescuing them. If you say that Ship Parts are what you need, they’ll probably be able to honour your preference.
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