Clever Starfield player finds an infinite money trick, and it uses physics instead of glitches

Instead of using a glitch or bug, this Starfield player has found a clever way to steal lots of money using the game’s mechanics. Specifically, this dirty thieving rat (which we all are deep down inside) used physics to scoop up tons of credits, take them to a dark corner, and steal them all without getting caught.

Note: While this infinite money trick is fun and ethical (not in the sense of morality but in the sense of not using glitches and bugs), there is a better infinite money glitch that quickly and easily gets you hundreds of thousands of credits.

This incredible credit cheese discovery is thanks MrJsingh on Reddit. I love what Donatter in the comments said, “There’s no such thing as ‘theft’, only mine and yet to be mine.” See the unique infinite money trick for yourself!

A very unique way of stealing lots of credits (Game physics at work)
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I’ve never thought of using a basket and another item to scoop up loose credits lying around. MrJsingh is a genius for thinking of this amazing physics-based thieving technique. And while physics has existed in previous Bethesda games, it’s great to see that you can still do wacky things like this in Starfield.

I was curious where MrJsingh was when he used this hilarious money trick, and I discovered through the Reddit comments that this is in Red Mile which is on Porrima-III in the Porrima System, which is up and to the right of the Volii System. You’ll find a bar there that features many gambling tables that conveniently have tons of credits on them. Luckily, none of the NPCs are smart enough to stop you from using this physics thieving technique.

I’m sure there are other locations throughout the Settled Systems where you can use physics to steal money, but this is the best one we’ve seen yet. I can’t wait to see what other physics-based shenanigans players get up to in Starfield.