Noticed you started in Jamia village. That's an ideal first raid zone, but you only really need to do a single run on that village. No need to keep coming back. After you finish getting enough money to arm/equip yourself, look for another point on the planet named "Oyope Outpost". This is a respawning dungeon. By which I mean that enemies and loot crates respawn every time you exit and reenter. Even if you haven't left the planet. It can be hard if your Soldier level is below 8, but the loot isn't bad. The two crates have between 1 and 4 items that are your current soldier level, and the high level enemies drop mid-30s gear you can sell. So you can farm purple gear for yourself while also gaining a bunch of soldier exp and money to upgrade your ship. There are guards outside of the Outpost dungeon, but they're only level 4. Also, once you get to the next elevator, go back to the surface instead of continuing on down. There is a boss surrounded by turrets on the next level and he is not worth the trouble at your level.
Doing that dungeon now and the loot is absolutely boss! I went straight there after reading this post with no weapons at all. Ran into the dungeon, hooked a left and there was a crate with a blue blunt hammer (I was a terrible swinger) so exited the dungeon saved, killed the guards on the outside. Went back in the dungeon killed mobs until a weapon dropped I could use (pistol then shotgun) rinse repeated until I’ve filled all my slots up. Flying to the 1st mission station to sell all the loot. Currently level 4 soldier as of this post.
SpaceBourne 2 was made by ONE PERSON, I think it has taken him 4 or 5 years, but even with generic assets and AI voice acting or whatever it is, no music, lots of bugs, it's still very impressive for being one person.
It plays better than a current "1.0 full release" game I made the mistake of purchasing (Osiris: New Dawn), and has far more features, looks prettier and isn't as storage intensive while providing, easily, triple the content. Just going to drop that info below (regarding Osiris: New Dawn) in case you were interested, otherwise, the tl;dr is Yup, a solo dev took this on as their passion project and it shows because even in this early stage there's so much stuff to do that's unique to this game, and that dev is so dedicated that they have a weekly update schedule for bug fixes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the case of Osiris: New Dawn, the game is only, like, 3 or 4 years old, had an original team of devs that main dev fired because he's a narc, shut the game down for years as if he'd never update the early access... then, when sales numbers started to hit, fired on a second team, when he got what he wanted from them, he then fired them too, and outsourced all development to yet another dev studio which he then forced to push the game to "1.0" despite its current state being not even a decently developed early access beta... then he released this dev blog on Steam saying pretty much "Yeah, I put this game as 1.0 because I ran out of money, and it's all due to the fact that there are too many people who bought the game.." etc, like, dude was blaming everyone and acting like the success was a liability and not accepting that his mis-management was the actual issue. Then, when he quietly deleted that dev blog from the discussions tab, a number of us banded together to ensure that others knew of this, including me getting someone to make an internet archive of the bs... then he proceeded to ban about 50-100 of us from the discussions because we were making sure others were aware, and quietly edited the problematic dev blog and... deleted the entirety of General discussions because it was full of everyone trying make others aware that he'd done all that stuff. So little effort to actually fix the game, far more assets to utilize to do more than a solo dev has been able to do with Spacebourne 1 & 2, and, a solo dev was able to show that bad actor up with this game. It just goes to show that devs who see their game as an actual passion project are too busy putting their all into the game to try and say "this is a passion project".
Critical warning. Current build of the game may break main story quest if you do this raid stuff before taking care of the Rebuilding a friend mission. It isn't something that happens to everyone, but, me and a decent amount of people realized that after, like all other open world games, we decided to take this raid as a way of just pissing off to sand box it up without finishing the quest. Just thought I'd put this out there since it REALLY sucked having spent 20 hours straight just doing other things to all of a sudden realize that I can't go back and finish the main story which unlocks crew, etc etc. The bug has been reported and dev is working on a fix from what I can tell, however, just like any game breaking bug in an early access game, there's no guarantee that the fix will save those files.
@@michealnelsonauthor Ouch, that sucks. I hate to say it, because if it was a mission a little later down the pike, it wouldn't matter that much, because you'd be able to enjoy most of the current sandbox elements that aren't available when this mission is running, but, in this case, I'd suggest saving that file with a specific name that'll be easy to denote it, and while it's loaded, hitting f10 in game and leave a message with the details of the bug and send that bug report. Dev will get a copy of the save files that has the broken/bugged mission then, which, given that it's something others have submitted, should help him pinpoint the root issue.. Then, I'd suggest loading an earlier save (if you have one) and going through with the entirety of that mission, and get to the point where they say "wait for the raid". At that point, you should be safe to do the time honored tradition of pissing off and not touching the main storyline for a while, just be sure to return after a while, though, because that mission unlocks a lot of extra features for the sandbox elements that, otherwise, would be locked away.
I figured this out last night, realized sum of the lvl 30 stuff my lvl 6 couldnt use was worth like 40k a piece...now im on my way to the Ms to buy the ship thats obviously spose to ripoff the UNSC Pelican from Halo
Thank you for the tip. Making money is fairly easy now. Though there are some villages that have high walls and the buildings have numbers 1 though 4 on them, that yield zero loot crates inside the buildings. The loot from the troops is decent though.
This is the most helpful Spacebourne 2 video I've yet found. Thank you for this trick! I liked AND subbed because of course, you deserve it, Dual. Thank You, Sir!
You can also kill all the fighters in the town by sniping them at a distance from the largest main town building. They will run back against the wall for easier kills. Then after that the rest of the town will evacuate leaving the whole town to loot.
Yes! Ive found if I fly at all after shooting the first one, the turrets will shoot me, even over the edge of a ridge. I learned to park my ship over the edge of their little plateau & down a tad out of sight. And maybe 5 of the guards will come out and try to engage with their shorter range weapons. So I'm sniping and backing away to stay out of their range. Headers on lower levels will one shot. Higher levels will just take a stagger and multi head shots to kill. But killing higher level guards drops higher level body loot, good for credit mining. The village crates or containers still match your level for drops which are good for upgrading gear and selling the rest.
Get a sniper rifle,fly round and lure a pack out and stand back and headshot them. Once you kill so many the rest will leave the place and you can loot at your own leisure.
Im already in a couple of hours. I have 2 squadrons already and building my faction rep. Will this affect my standing or what people thibnk of the WRA in anyway?
I still haven’t seen a crime stat. 19/19/13 rn, keeping soldier up with pilot by killing villages. No consequences. Not sure what legit non murder way to level up soldier, but ymmv if they update tomorrow.
I’ve found long range lasers to pop shields and back away in reverse + drift when they come towards…. Use your wingmen to kill your targets, too. Still gets you the xp & loots.
whelp..that depends on the content your going to be doing. Soldier is ground stuff, Pilot is ship stuff, and adventurer is mining, trading and exploring salvage wrecks and anomalies.
B. Because you’ll warp down to the ones targeted. Must wait for your warp drive to cool, then can click on planet, then MMB a village or whatever and warp down.
I've now been to 5 different villages on 3 different planets, the first two being on the planet next to Sonak station. None of them have had any of the weapon lockers that you show in your video. There is simply empty space where you showed them being.
I tried it and it worked very good but there are only 2 villages on the planet and when I looted them the houses went to a repair state and you cannot get in (fence around the house). Is there a solution?
@@HerrWade some are. If you recently raided a vill, it will be all boarded up for repairs. Some planets Bork the vill, under the plateau rock, for example. Opportunity for a bug report, right? Next planet.
When you’re out of energy and/or have landing gear down, your speed is a fraction of base speed. Let booster recharge and try again. Maybe a consumable or ship perk to + energy?
This either is no longer viable or I am getting some serious buggs. Enemeis that are higher lvls seem to take no damage if you arent within their shooting range and 3 hits takes me down while I need to nail them with about 1000 shots (lvl 22), tried snipping 1 with a sniper rifle with headshots for about 5 minutes and they did not die. Since their health bars only show when you are close to them this makes snipers feel pretty bad on top of the projectile speed being a lot slower than in the stats. My sniper says it has 1,700 m/s but it feels more like 1/10 of that as it takes over a second to hit them from around 100-200 meters away. I have killed enemeis around my lvl in 1 headshot with teh same sniper so I I guess they have Hp regen increased when you are far away from them making snipers pretty useless for this strat. Also I think exp from enemies has been nerthed. Also not sure if village names and layouts are randomised but mine looked very different on the same planet and there way no Jamia village.
If starfield doesnt surpass this, and accept it as the set 'baseline' for space action-RPGs and successfully raise the bar beyond this MDickie-style space masterpiece (mat dickie aka mdickie is a one mane show game dev n known for being such for decades)...despite its bugs n there are only 2 i seen so far the whole time playing, one planet wouldnt texture fast enough bc snow, n i fell thru the map n hadda load my recent save....But if Starfield DOES NOT manage to outdo this, which is not impossible or even i think hard for them to do, it at least has to be on par with or preferably more deep with the depth of the gameplay and it has to be received the same way skyrim was...otherwise Bethesda could wind up doomed as a company, if Starfield doesnt outdo Spacebourne 2 or at least does the same expansiveness as Spacebourne 2 in a skyrim-ish fps rpg way... But either way if bethesda does not outdo this they are likely going to be done as a company
yeah you can snipe them and kite the 5 or so that come out after you (at a time, multiple times). They drop higher value loots for sale. And the vill still drops matched level loot for upgrading. But higher NPCs will knock you down and repeat, stun lock you, so you need to stay at range anyway...
THIS IS CALLED A RAID ITS IN THE MENU -NOTHING NEW HERE -YOU NEED TO LOOK AROUND IN THE GAME MENU SOME MORE -HAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH AND FIND OUT ALL THE GAME FUNCTIONS AND THINGS YOU CAN DO .
Noticed you started in Jamia village. That's an ideal first raid zone, but you only really need to do a single run on that village. No need to keep coming back. After you finish getting enough money to arm/equip yourself, look for another point on the planet named "Oyope Outpost". This is a respawning dungeon. By which I mean that enemies and loot crates respawn every time you exit and reenter. Even if you haven't left the planet. It can be hard if your Soldier level is below 8, but the loot isn't bad. The two crates have between 1 and 4 items that are your current soldier level, and the high level enemies drop mid-30s gear you can sell. So you can farm purple gear for yourself while also gaining a bunch of soldier exp and money to upgrade your ship. There are guards outside of the Outpost dungeon, but they're only level 4. Also, once you get to the next elevator, go back to the surface instead of continuing on down. There is a boss surrounded by turrets on the next level and he is not worth the trouble at your level.
Doing that dungeon now and the loot is absolutely boss!
I went straight there after reading this post with no weapons at all.
Ran into the dungeon, hooked a left and there was a crate with a blue blunt hammer (I was a terrible swinger) so exited the dungeon saved, killed the guards on the outside.
Went back in the dungeon killed mobs until a weapon dropped I could use (pistol then shotgun) rinse repeated until I’ve filled all my slots up.
Flying to the 1st mission station to sell all the loot. Currently level 4 soldier as of this post.
SpaceBourne 2 was made by ONE PERSON, I think it has taken him 4 or 5 years, but even with generic assets and AI voice acting or whatever it is, no music, lots of bugs, it's still very impressive for being one person.
It plays better than a current "1.0 full release" game I made the mistake of purchasing (Osiris: New Dawn), and has far more features, looks prettier and isn't as storage intensive while providing, easily, triple the content.
Just going to drop that info below (regarding Osiris: New Dawn) in case you were interested, otherwise, the tl;dr is Yup, a solo dev took this on as their passion project and it shows because even in this early stage there's so much stuff to do that's unique to this game, and that dev is so dedicated that they have a weekly update schedule for bug fixes.
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In the case of Osiris: New Dawn, the game is only, like, 3 or 4 years old, had an original team of devs that main dev fired because he's a narc, shut the game down for years as if he'd never update the early access... then, when sales numbers started to hit, fired on a second team, when he got what he wanted from them, he then fired them too, and outsourced all development to yet another dev studio which he then forced to push the game to "1.0" despite its current state being not even a decently developed early access beta... then he released this dev blog on Steam saying pretty much "Yeah, I put this game as 1.0 because I ran out of money, and it's all due to the fact that there are too many people who bought the game.." etc, like, dude was blaming everyone and acting like the success was a liability and not accepting that his mis-management was the actual issue.
Then, when he quietly deleted that dev blog from the discussions tab, a number of us banded together to ensure that others knew of this, including me getting someone to make an internet archive of the bs... then he proceeded to ban about 50-100 of us from the discussions because we were making sure others were aware, and quietly edited the problematic dev blog and... deleted the entirety of General discussions because it was full of everyone trying make others aware that he'd done all that stuff.
So little effort to actually fix the game, far more assets to utilize to do more than a solo dev has been able to do with Spacebourne 1 & 2, and, a solo dev was able to show that bad actor up with this game. It just goes to show that devs who see their game as an actual passion project are too busy putting their all into the game to try and say "this is a passion project".
Starfield looks like it was made by a guy who tried to copy this, but made it worse.
@@agoosecalledxaro6679 Not gonna lie, my wife got Starfield and I thought eh.. playing Spacebourne 2 is just as fun, maybe more lol.
Critical warning. Current build of the game may break main story quest if you do this raid stuff before taking care of the Rebuilding a friend mission. It isn't something that happens to everyone, but, me and a decent amount of people realized that after, like all other open world games, we decided to take this raid as a way of just pissing off to sand box it up without finishing the quest. Just thought I'd put this out there since it REALLY sucked having spent 20 hours straight just doing other things to all of a sudden realize that I can't go back and finish the main story which unlocks crew, etc etc. The bug has been reported and dev is working on a fix from what I can tell, however, just like any game breaking bug in an early access game, there's no guarantee that the fix will save those files.
Yeah, I’m bugged. Hate to go way back and restart, but I’m not sure what else to do rn…
@@michealnelsonauthor Ouch, that sucks. I hate to say it, because if it was a mission a little later down the pike, it wouldn't matter that much, because you'd be able to enjoy most of the current sandbox elements that aren't available when this mission is running, but, in this case, I'd suggest saving that file with a specific name that'll be easy to denote it, and while it's loaded, hitting f10 in game and leave a message with the details of the bug and send that bug report. Dev will get a copy of the save files that has the broken/bugged mission then, which, given that it's something others have submitted, should help him pinpoint the root issue..
Then, I'd suggest loading an earlier save (if you have one) and going through with the entirety of that mission, and get to the point where they say "wait for the raid". At that point, you should be safe to do the time honored tradition of pissing off and not touching the main storyline for a while, just be sure to return after a while, though, because that mission unlocks a lot of extra features for the sandbox elements that, otherwise, would be locked away.
I figured this out last night, realized sum of the lvl 30 stuff my lvl 6 couldnt use was worth like 40k a piece...now im on my way to the Ms to buy the ship thats obviously spose to ripoff the UNSC Pelican from Halo
Thank you for the tip. Making money is fairly easy now. Though there are some villages that have high walls and the buildings have numbers 1 though 4 on them, that yield zero loot crates inside the buildings. The loot from the troops is decent though.
This is the most helpful Spacebourne 2 video I've yet found. Thank you for this trick! I liked AND subbed because of course, you deserve it, Dual. Thank You, Sir!
You can also kill all the fighters in the town by sniping them at a distance from the largest main town building. They will run back against the wall for easier kills. Then after that the rest of the town will evacuate leaving the whole town to loot.
Yes! Ive found if I fly at all after shooting the first one, the turrets will shoot me, even over the edge of a ridge. I learned to park my ship over the edge of their little plateau & down a tad out of sight. And maybe 5 of the guards will come out and try to engage with their shorter range weapons. So I'm sniping and backing away to stay out of their range. Headers on lower levels will one shot. Higher levels will just take a stagger and multi head shots to kill. But killing higher level guards drops higher level body loot, good for credit mining. The village crates or containers still match your level for drops which are good for upgrading gear and selling the rest.
Get a sniper rifle,fly round and lure a pack out and stand back and headshot them. Once you kill so many the rest will leave the place and you can loot at your own leisure.
Thanks for the tips 😉
Thanks for the heads up
Excellent guide, cheers
Im already in a couple of hours. I have 2 squadrons already and building my faction rep. Will this affect my standing or what people thibnk of the WRA in anyway?
What are the consequences to any of your faction standings?
I think this will be more and more critical with every update so will be outdated soon
I still haven’t seen a crime stat. 19/19/13 rn, keeping soldier up with pilot by killing villages. No consequences. Not sure what legit non murder way to level up soldier, but ymmv if they update tomorrow.
fun game , just started. Any tips for ship combat, I seem to fly all over the place chasing them
The ingame tutorial explains this.
I’ve found long range lasers to pop shields and back away in reverse + drift when they come towards…. Use your wingmen to kill your targets, too. Still gets you the xp & loots.
yeah, get better ship speed, a fighter with six mounts and some purple weapons.
You need to lock on them and than hold the RMB to chase them. Make it easier to trace them
Any suggestions for placing starting stats?
whelp..that depends on the content your going to be doing. Soldier is ground stuff, Pilot is ship stuff, and adventurer is mining, trading and exploring salvage wrecks and anomalies.
How do you click on a planet and get all those poi spots to come up?
B. Because you’ll warp down to the ones targeted. Must wait for your warp drive to cool, then can click on planet, then MMB a village or whatever and warp down.
Right. Skip the tutorial and start a war.
how do you stablize the rifle sway?
I've now been to 5 different villages on 3 different planets, the first two being on the planet next to Sonak station. None of them have had any of the weapon lockers that you show in your video. There is simply empty space where you showed them being.
I tried it and it worked very good but there are only 2 villages on the planet and when I looted them the houses went to a repair state and you cannot get in (fence around the house). Is there a solution?
Try to find new planets and go into their villages
@@dualshot66 I went to another system and the planets are bugged.
@@HerrWade some are. If you recently raided a vill, it will be all boarded up for repairs. Some planets Bork the vill, under the plateau rock, for example. Opportunity for a bug report, right? Next planet.
How do I get fuel? I cant fast travel anywhere because I have no shift to speed up option
When you’re out of energy and/or have landing gear down, your speed is a fraction of base speed. Let booster recharge and try again. Maybe a consumable or ship perk to + energy?
Does this piss off a faction ?
What about reputation looses
This either is no longer viable or I am getting some serious buggs. Enemeis that are higher lvls seem to take no damage if you arent within their shooting range and 3 hits takes me down while I need to nail them with about 1000 shots (lvl 22), tried snipping 1 with a sniper rifle with headshots for about 5 minutes and they did not die. Since their health bars only show when you are close to them this makes snipers feel pretty bad on top of the projectile speed being a lot slower than in the stats. My sniper says it has 1,700 m/s but it feels more like 1/10 of that as it takes over a second to hit them from around 100-200 meters away. I have killed enemeis around my lvl in 1 headshot with teh same sniper so I I guess they have Hp regen increased when you are far away from them making snipers pretty useless for this strat. Also I think exp from enemies has been nerthed. Also not sure if village names and layouts are randomised but mine looked very different on the same planet and there way no Jamia village.
If starfield doesnt surpass this, and accept it as the set 'baseline' for space action-RPGs and successfully raise the bar beyond this MDickie-style space masterpiece (mat dickie aka mdickie is a one mane show game dev n known for being such for decades)...despite its bugs n there are only 2 i seen so far the whole time playing, one planet wouldnt texture fast enough bc snow, n i fell thru the map n hadda load my recent save....But if Starfield DOES NOT manage to outdo this, which is not impossible or even i think hard for them to do, it at least has to be on par with or preferably more deep with the depth of the gameplay and it has to be received the same way skyrim was...otherwise Bethesda could wind up doomed as a company, if Starfield doesnt outdo Spacebourne 2 or at least does the same expansiveness as Spacebourne 2 in a skyrim-ish fps rpg way...
But either way if bethesda does not outdo this they are likely going to be done as a company
Apparently this exploit has been nerfed and no longer possible to execute.
this still work months later?
try
You have good content, but your videos could use some editing (e.g., cut out the long warp sequences)
People told me they love the uncut, less edited style cause its more raw and genuine compared to a full edited ones
@@dualshot66 thx for the response. guess it's just me then :)
Get a sniper rifle shoot a person to get agro and kill them all. Then after they leave go loot.
Hopefully dev will fix this cheese soon. Anyway last time I tried this I ran into level 28 stuff which quickly blew me away.
yeah you can snipe them and kite the 5 or so that come out after you (at a time, multiple times). They drop higher value loots for sale. And the vill still drops matched level loot for upgrading. But higher NPCs will knock you down and repeat, stun lock you, so you need to stay at range anyway...
The moment this game gets ship interiors and the ability to climb into your ship, i will be even more interested.
You do realize that one person is doing this solo, right?
@@nooneofconsequence3847 Indeed i do & he's doing a stellar job.
THIS IS CALLED A RAID ITS IN THE MENU -NOTHING NEW HERE -YOU NEED TO LOOK AROUND IN THE GAME MENU SOME MORE -HAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH AND FIND OUT ALL THE GAME FUNCTIONS AND THINGS YOU CAN DO .
Raid is its own thing, and requires multiple NPCs on your side, assignments etc etc.
More Money Mining and far far quicker 👍🏻
Yeah but to level up soldier you need to kill NPCs, so...