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How To Get Microsecond Regulators in Starfield

Crafting is an integral part of the gameplay in Starfield. And while you can get Lead or Adhesive by exploring the vastness of most planets,…

Artur NovichenkoBy Artur NovichenkoSeptember 7, 20233 Mins Read
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Crafting is an integral part of the gameplay in Starfield. And while you can get Lead or Adhesive by exploring the vastness of most planets, Microsecond Regulators are a much more valuable resource. Unlike simple minerals or substances, this item is a high-tech device created by scientists of the future and an essential ingredient for crafting and improving weapons. Logically, you can buy this material from some merchants, but this is far from the only way. So, we are here to help you and tell you about all the methods of getting Microsecond Regulators in Starfield.

Starfield: All Ways To Get Microsecond Regulators

How to Get Microsecond Regulator in Starfield
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First of all, it is worth noting that you can get Microsecond Regulators in Starfield in three ways:

  • First, as we said earlier, you can buy these devices from NPC vendors.
  • Secondly, you can find Microsecond Regulators on corpses or in various crates as a rare drop.
  • Finally, you can craft this material yourself at the Industrial Workbench.

Buying is the best way to refill your stock if you need a few Microsecond Regulators. The average cost of this item is about 200 Credits but may vary depending on the seller. And if you haven’t explored the Starfield market so far, here are a few places you should check out:

  • Dietrich Sieghart – Neon
  • Apex Electronics – The Well
  • Trade Authority stores
  • Jemison Mercantile – New Atlantis

You can often buy just one Microsecond Regulator in one visit to the store. However, sometimes you will not see this product in the assortment. Either way, sit in the nearest chair and wait 24 hours. The store assortment will be updated, and you can buy more desired items.

The second way depends more on your luck than your efforts. You can find Microsecond Regulators as a rare drop when visiting abandoned labs, outposts, and other structures or fighting enemies. But you should not regard this method as a working source. Given this item’s rarity, this method is more of a nice bonus to your adventures.

Finally, if you have invested a lot of experience points in the Science skill tree, you can create Microsecond Regulators on the Industrial Workbench. To do this, you must upgrade the Special Projects skill to the third rank. This method will take a lot of time to upgrade. But it’s a great alternative to shops if you are looking for a stable supply of Microsecond Regulators in the late game.

Related:

How To Get Polymer in Starfield

Starfield is available on Xbox Series X|S and PC.

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