Hold onto your items in your hold. <\/p>
We get it, you\u2019ve picked up everything that wasn\u2019t bolted to the floor and you can\u2019t bear to part ways with it.<\/p>\n
Well, to keep your hoarding tendencies going, we have for you how to store items in your Starfield ship explained.<\/p>\n
Your spaceship has much bigger and deeper pockets to chuck stuff into, but if you do have some naughty contraband<\/a> on you, you\u2019ll need to make sure you have shielded cargo.<\/p>\n We have a handy dandy guide on Starfield storage<\/a> in general, too, if you need even more trunk for your junk.<\/p>\n It\u2019s worth noting that you can store a great deal more at your outposts<\/a> and can access everything at once if you set up cargo links between them.<\/p>\n There\u2019s also the tried and true Bethesda method of dumping everything on your companions<\/a> \u2013 but even they have their limits.<\/p> On the left-hand side of your ship\u2019s cockpit, you will see a terminal which brings up the cargo menu when you interact with it. From here, you can decant or take stuff from your ship as you see fit.<\/p>\n There is a limit, however, and you may have to increase your ship\u2019s cargo in the ship builder if you really can\u2019t bring yourself to part with your digital detritus, much to the chagrin of Marie Kondo<\/a>.<\/p>\n As we alluded to earlier, shielded cargo allows you to place contraband items in your cargo hold to ensure United Colonies scanners don\u2019t detect anything.<\/p>\n You can also flip between your inventory and cargo hold when talking to a vendor, meaning you don\u2019t have to take everything you wish to sell with you ,if you do muster the courage to get rid of some of your worldly (universally?) possessions.<\/p>\n Read more on Starfield:<\/strong><\/p>\nHow to store items in your Starfield ship explained<\/b><\/h2>\n
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