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If you are interested in a "vanilla" build, I can offer this build: ruclips.net/video/1d9ToHCqnL8/видео.html Btw. with the next patch some of the "clipping" methods will become an official feature of the game that can be toggled ingame in the game settings.

Yes with the knockout combo you don't need crits, also COX-2 is counter productive as it reduces your RAM and probably takes too much cyberware capacity to fit it in. This playstyle is nice for 95% of the game, but you might have to adapt for scripted boss fights where you can't use the knockout combo. But you can try to find a combo that can support both playstyles. If you want to go for damage with crits then stacking health/healing and using Overclock mode might be better.

@@crazy-tommy ruclips.net/video/C2KucBAam80/видео.html yeah I cleared out this Barghest camp pretty casually with this, but I could see boss enemies being tougher. I tried MaxTac and it wasn’t easy.

@@NOLA_ftw Nice. If you use the knockout combo as your main thing it's probably worth to change your quickhack order (less scrolling). I just loaded up my old save file and recorded my character stats. The important parts match with your build, but cyberware and stat distribution is a bit different: ruclips.net/video/uO2ervEyFiE/видео.html

@@crazy-tommy Good point, I was just too lazy to reorder my hacks.

Three weeks ago I created a video how glitching works without flip and variant glitches, maybe check this if you want to replicate it now. With the next patch (probably coming out next week with the dlc release), the flip and variant glitches will be back as a feature that can be enabled in the game settings. It's already getting tested in the beta patch on Steam. I wait until this change is live to create a detailed build video for this ship as with flip and variant glitches this is easier to build.

Thanks. Here is a teardown video for the build that shows which parts were used and where they are located: ruclips.net/video/GwLHVgY3SGA/видео.html And this video demonstrates how you can merge/glitch ship parts after the latest update: ruclips.net/video/87aAXsxeRII/видео.html By using the technique shown in this video you should be able to replicate the build.

​@@R3PER This build was created before the update. In this video you can see how glitching works after the update: ruclips.net/video/87aAXsxeRII/видео.htmlsi=hJQ7_Es5R-cPdRhP

@@crazy-tommy Thanks!

Yes this was created after update 1.13.61. As you can see in the beginning flip and variant glitches no longer work, also the duplicate glitch no longer works like before and now requires selecting the whole ship to make the duplicted parts merge. Also this is on PC and I don't know if you can do the same on console and/or with a controller.

@@crazy-tommy большое спасибо, у меня компьютер

I can confirm it works on the xbox with controler. At least i Managed to place a forward docker under the cockpit. And merge weapons.

Yes, just with a small cooldown in between. The Quantum tuner lets you elimate the cooldown for a limited time.

Actually we can, see my last video where I build a glitched ship after the update: ruclips.net/video/87aAXsxeRII/видео.htmlsi=ewXqD9IQ7wf4qYoD

Challenge accepted! This one is slightly smaller with 11x9 in the ship editor, has one extra weapon slot and 2 more crew over your build: ruclips.net/video/1d9ToHCqnL8/видео.html

@@crazy-tommy Well done bro. I mentioned you in my comments.

I agree to some degree. I also don't like ships that need fast travel to be useable like I mentioned in the video description. I just did this one for the challenge. In general using glitches lets you build smaller or more aesthetically diverse ships. Glitching might allow you to save on some parts like adding multiple weapons/equipment to the same attachment slot, which could be mild "cheating". All other limitations like for example jump range, mobility or fuel cost still apply to glitched builds. Personally I consider glitching less as "cheating" than using mods. Not sure if you checked out the popular ship building mods offered in the game yet - most of these add inbalanced ship parts with inflated stats and almost no mass. So if you don't like "cheating" stay away from mods or be really careful what mods you want to use.

@@crazy-tommy I'm glad they fixed this

@@steved2719 I don't understand why this bothered anyone. What I do in my game doesn't appear in your game, so how could it possibly bother you? - Single player games shouldn't worry about this kind of thing. Nobody is making you glitch.

@@dexarok Actually I am thinking that they might come out with a Multiplayer option.

@@steved2719 It still doesn't give any kind of advantage in combat. It's purely cosmetic.

Sorry, I initially wanted to show it but forgot to get up from the pilot seat when recording the video. Basically only the cockpit is accessible and you can't enter the backpart with all the glitched components as the door is blocked by the porthole. Next to the pilot seat I added a sleeping bag and a research station and as the door isn't accessible any way I placed a crafting station at the backwall of the cockpit. I posted screenshots of this in the corrresponding reddit thread: www.reddit.com/r/StarfieldShips/comments/1ept05g/tiny_shuttle/

Sorry, thanks for the feedback. The teardown videos are intended for more advanced ship builders that already know how the various glitching methods work and just want to see in which position each part is and how they are connected. Thats also the reason why I added some explanation to less obvious merges in the video description. Maybe I go back to full build-ups for future ship builds even if they take much longer to show.

Noob 🤡

@@RabbitWatchShop You were one too bonehead

@@michaeljerauld9757 ok boomer

I agree there is room for improvement. I don't know if layers work. On vanilla build for sure, but on glitched builds you have multiple ship parts in the same position. Color coding would be tricky for me as I have a strong form of protanomaly color blindness, so I always struggle with colors. Adding a legend would be nice but I don't have any video editing skills or tools, so not sure how to do it. At the moment I just start and stop recordings and upload them.

Sorry for that. The teardown videos are more for the advanced ship builders that already know how the various glitching methods work. If you are still interested I can maybe create a proper build video when I'm back home in a few days. You can also check this video, which uses the same concept to embed the cockpit into the ship: ruclips.net/video/1pxuIK_vh8g/видео.htmlsi=URyz6klomJMFAiW-