Starfield’s rarest Xbox achievement is not what you’d anticipate

Starfield has been out for nicely over a month now, with greater than sufficient time take inventory of the Starfield achievements — and evidently Starfield’s rarest achievement is not really the one you earn for reaching degree 100, as you would possibly anticipate. No, the rarest achievement in Starfield is definitely only a large outdated grind of gathering natural sources.

With all there may be to do in Starfield, it is taken some time to become familiar with what kind of actions reward essentially the most XP, and it may well take some time to make any severe progress with levelling up. The sport’s achievements replicate this; you get an achievement for reaching degree 5, one other for reaching degree ten, one other for degree 25, one for degree 50, and at last one for making it to degree 100.

Reaching degree 100 represents a ton of effort, however regardless of this, the Reach for the Stars achievement is not really the sport’s rarest achievement proper now. On TrueAchievements, 2% of gamers (that is 7,872 tracked players) have unlocked the achievement, giving it a TA ratio of 6.62.

However, that is nonetheless virtually 700 extra gamers than have unlocked the Life Begets Life achievement for gathering 500 natural sources. I’ve shot myself within the foot a bit with this one already — I normally zoom round scanning sources to fill out a planet’s survey information, however do not collect the sources themselves as a result of I stay in worry of stock administration and my character, companions, and ship are already drooping below the burden of the whole lot else I’ve made them choose up.

There are already quite a lot of useful guides for this achievement, nevertheless. Most of those level out the significance of the Eternal Harvest energy for rushing the entire thing up and say you’ll be able to find yourself unlocking this achievement in below quarter-hour. If you are going for this one, do not forget concerning the Rock Collection achievement, too, for gathering 500 inorganic sources (on Xbox total, 0.24% of gamers have the Life Begets Life achievement, versus 2.12% for the Rock Collection achievement). Collecting rocks is simpler than crops, who knew?

Starfield gamers are nonetheless determining what could be completed with the sport, and its prospects and limitations. One participant, for example, has already surveyed each potential planet (all 1,694 of them) whereas one other has been caught with a bug that sees them Tokyo drifting throughout hyperspace.

If, amongst all of the Starfield chaos, you are unsure whether or not the sport’s for you, take a look at our Starfield assessment to see what you suppose (plus a listing of some superb Starfield ship designs to present you some inspiration).