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Space is a big place, and getting around planets and cities can be a chore if you\u2019re just walking around.<\/p>\n
Fortunately, Bethesda knows this all too well, and in true Oblivion<\/a> fashion, you can jump around like nobody\u2019s business \u2013 so today we have our guide on how to use the jetpack in Starfield and flying with your boost pack explained.<\/p>\n This somewhat makes up for the lack of land-based vehicles in Starfield<\/a>, as it lets you get to where you need to go pretty quickly if heights are involved.<\/p>\n You can also exploit enemies\u2019 boost packs by damaging them in combat. Land a good shot on it and it will malfunction and send them flying to their doom.<\/p>\n Zooming about with the boost pack feels like being your very own little spaceship<\/a>, and they are just as customisable.<\/p>\n Unlocking upgrades can be done at your outposts\u2019<\/a> research stations, so it\u2019s wise to have at least one of these set up.<\/p>\n We\u2019ll boost on and let you get on with it though. Read on below for the lowdown!<\/p> To use the jetpack or boost pack in Starfield, you need to have unlocked Boost Pack Training in the skill tree and then, when jumping by pressing Y (on Xbox) or the space bar (on PC), press it again to start boosting.<\/p>\n There are upgrades in the skill tree that allow you to boost for longer and use less fuel while you do so.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a really useful feature in Starfield and can give you quite the edge in combat, as it allows you to see over any cover your enemies might be hiding behind.<\/p>\n The effects are more pronounced in areas of lower gravity, too, and you can do some seriously big jumps with it.<\/p>\n Read more on Starfield:<\/strong><\/p>\nHow to use jetpack or boost pack in Starfield<\/b><\/h2>\n
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