Starfield fans worried about in-game economy after discovering outrageous patty melt price Starfield starfielddirect Bethesda
As the countdown towards the launch of Starfield steadily ticks down, fans of the open space adventure continue to scour every inch of the previews that have been released so far in an effort to satisfy their mounting curiosity about Bethesda’s massive futuristic RPG. But this time, instead of focusing on the planets and the people within them, it seems that some players have now discovered an important and slightly concerning tidbit about the game’s economy.
created by Mr_Twiddles, it seems that Starfield’s patty melt – a mouth-watering cross between a grilled cheese sandwich and a cheeseburger – can be sold for a whopping 295 credits. Now, its selling price alone is enough to make a few jaws drop.
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