Starfield’s Dream Home trait is one of many optional three traits that players can choose when beginning the game. Like otherStarfieldtraits, it has pros and cons while giving players the house of their dreams within the depths of space.
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However, whenchoosing traits inStarfield, many players might wonder what’s involved when choosing the Dream Home trait and whether it’s worth it. The game also gives players limited information on how to customize their dream home, but fortunately, there is a way to remove the trait if players decide it’s not for them.
Where to Find Your Dream Home in Starfield
To visit the Dream Home inStarfield, players must first complete the ‘One Small Step’ mission. The Dream Home mission shortly becomes available after players first meet Constellation at the Lodge. Players can then set a course tovisit the dream home located on the planet Nesoi in the Olympus Systemusing their star map, to the right of Alpha Centauri.
On arriving at Nesoi, scan the planet to reveal and set the landing spot location on the dream home icon, labeled after the name players chose for their character.
The Dream Home is locked when players arrive, so players who want to venture inside must pay an interest-only mortgage payment of 500 credits to open the front door, choosing the menu option to pay when selecting the door. This action grants players one week of access to the house before the next payment is due or until the mortgage gets paid in full to GalBank.
Is the Dream Home Trait Worth It In Starfield?
There are severalpros and cons of choosing the Dream Home traitinStarfield:
Cons:
How to Remove the Dream Home Trait in Starfield
To remove the Dream Home trait, players can tell GalBank representative Landry Hollifield in the Commercial District of New Atlantis that they no longer want the house to foreclose it. When first meeting Landry, players must talk to him about debt collection opportunities, then speak with him again for the house dialogue options to become available.Choose ‘The bank can have the house. Go ahead and foreclose.’ to remove the Dream Home trait.
Players should also ensure they remove any decorations or items in the property before asking for foreclosure, or they’ll belong to the bank. On the flip side, if players want to pay off the mortgage, they can only pay it with the full 125,0000 credits. Paying the mortgage means no more weekly payments or getting locked out, with players buying and owning the property outright.
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How to Decorate and Customize Your Dream Home in Starfield
When first walking around the blank, empty halls of the Dream Home, players might wonder how to customize it, as the game doesn’t explain where to do this. Two notepads on the kitchen sideboard explain how the mortgage payments and foreclosure work.
To decorate and customize the Dream Home, approach the square console on the wall to the left of the kitchen and select it to choose from several decoration options covering crafting, furniture, decorations, displays, and miscellaneous items. Players can also choose between variant designs of most items according to their tastes, such as different types of sofa.
However, players must farm crafting resources by exploring and surveying planets to construct home decor, as specified on each item’s build requirements on the top left of the screen, such as Fiber and Aluminium. Some resources, likefarming Caelumite inStarfieldfor spacesuit modding, are rare or only discoverable on particular planets, whereas those used in decorating are often more readily available, like Structural Material.
Players can then enter Build mode and change the camera position to move and place items around the house how they like, or even remove items and start again.
Starfieldis available now on Xbox Series X/S and PC.
