Starfield Organic Resources: Every planet mapped, everything you need to know

Welcome to our Starfield Biodiversity Guide! In this video, we'll delve deep into the vast world of organic resources within Starfield - we mapped every single planet (yes, all 1693 of them) and for this video deep-dive on the 180 that have organic life. If you're a Starfield explorer, this is a must-watch.

Check out the Planet Guide spreadsheet here, and please subscribe to support our work!

00:00 Introduction
01:13 Life Forms
01:52 Outpost Needs
02:43 Coasts and Caves
03:59 Best Locations
05:42 Spreadsheet
06:39 Outro

🌍 Introduction
In this section, I'll provide an overview of the video's content. We'll delve deep into the world of organic resources within Starfield. I've gathered everything you need to know, covering life forms, outpost needs, coasts, caves, and the best locations for farming. If you enjoyed my previous video on Galactic Factory, you're in for a treat. I'm here to share the information you've been waiting for.

🪐 Life Forms
Learn about the diversity of life forms in Starfield. With 180 planets housing native alien life, the task of scanning them is a monumental endeavor. Bethesda's use of similar models for life on different planets is also discussed, along with tips for finding unique life forms.

🏢 Outpost Needs
Discover the essential requirements for setting up an outpost for organic resource farming. Not all planets are created equal, and I'll guide you on sourcing the necessary resources, such as water and fiber, for your outposts.

🌊 Coasts and Caves
Sometimes, the most elusive creatures are found in unexpected places. Learn how to find water creatures in coastal areas and explore procedurally generated caves to complete your biome scans.

🌟 Best Locations
I'll showcase some of the best locations for setting up outposts to farm organic resources. From Serpentis IV to Ursae Major II, I'll reveal the inorganic bonuses and resources you can expect to find.

🎬 Spreadsheet
I've dedicated over 100 hours to gather and curate this invaluable information for the Starfield community. To support my efforts, please consider subscribing to the channel. You'll also find a comprehensive spreadsheet of every resource on every planet in the Starfield universe in the description. Your feedback and corrections are highly appreciated.

🚀 Start your journey to becoming a Starfield expert and unlock the potential of organic resources today!

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[SrChief]

Awesome video! Thanks for doing it, did you do the spreadsheet yet?

[garyquinn]

This is brilliant - a much appreciated guide that must have taken you a lot of time and effort to produce.

[njolie]

Thank you for your hard work! That's really useful

[MrDavePed]

I'm searching high and low for polymer which is essential in many research projects. Also lubricant is a great find. Adhesives are needed for many things and can be farmed very early on Gagarin in the Alpha Centauri system. Presumably named after the Russian cosmonaut who was the first man in space, Yuri Gagarin. Besides the ones mentioned plus solvent and aromatic, there aren't many of the others which will pose any difficulty whatsoever in locating in abundance.

Starting at the ocean is helpful because of the oceanic creatures and also the little scavenger types have very little undergrowth to hide in. The flying ones seem to be easier to spot also when they are near the shoreline. You only have to scan half of the skies with few trees to block your view. It's good to get the hard ones out of the way first. I find the ocean shoreline most consistently, not by using the navigation directional points as they theoretically correlate with the biome map of your landing site, but rather by noting where all the landmarks are and more importantly are NOT. The widest area along your nav perimeter which features no landmarks is very likely where you will find your shoreline.

You can speed up your harvesting of one particularly rare organic or inorganic resource by not scanning or harvesting any of the others, leaving it the only green one. That way it can be spotted and singled out from a very long distance.

You could skip all the common resources without diminishing the value of your data.

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[davidbechtel]

This is really good stuff. Thank you. Harvey you further developed reliable methods to get resources to a home base?

[maizcorn]

Hello, in my 13th play through and I in the process of finishing the factory you made again and I believe this will facilitate those missing components that I need to build stuff in my main hub Thanks for the info. I’ll share with you when I finish.

[JSjaak]

Subscribed! Unbelievable content. The amount of hours you spend helping us is insane. You are my no.1. Hope tou make more content. I can learn a lot from you

[knok]

I want to see where on Leviathan II you found all resources in 1 spot. Can't seem to find Both Eu & He-3 in the same spot.. 1 or the other.

[cmpoliver]

Fantastic help, thanks a huge bunch. Just started my 9th full playthrough and been setting up my 1st Outpost before i even check in at the Lodge with Sara and do that 1st mission.


This is the other part and again looks like you're hitting the players needs the game winner. Thank you very much and I'm a total fan, yea even telling any that seem to care just where i saw the info that lead to the Epiphany moment of
YES IT CAN BE DONE!

PS I'm now able after 8 full playthroughs able to get everything crafted and researched with 12 planets/moons but see that could be 10. I'm hoping with tweeks to see that down to 8 but still have a lot of places yet to scan.

The organics for the medicines and synthetic foods i had hoped to get to 100% one day, looks like that day is sooner than later now.

One question however is... Is it possible to fully automate the organics tree so as to be making every medicine (then synthetic Foods) hands free? I'm stumped on the Reply as not seeing the way.