Starfield: Unleashing a Wireless Revolution

Zero Wire is a resource in Starfield that is of "Common" rarity. It is used for crafting important items such as Amplifiers, Long Scopes, Balanced Boostpacks, and Sensor Arrays. Despite being classified as "Common," acquiring Zero Wire can be quite challenging, especially during the early stages of the game.

At first, players may have to rely on random drops from enemies or resort to buying it at inflated prices from vendors. However, there are more effective ways to gather Zero Wire. This guide provides detailed methods for Starfield players to obtain this vital resource without breaking the bank.

How to Find Zero Wire

Here are the best places to find Zero Wires:

Abandoned Outposts

Laboratories

Cargo Holds

Science Outposts

Abandoned Robotics Facility

List of enemies that are likely to drop Zero Wires:

Crimson Fleet Robot Model A

Ecliptic Robot Model A

Ecliptic Robot Model S

Hacked Tick Turret MK I

Mining Turret MK I

Robot Model S

Turret MK I

Turrets

Va'ruun Robot Model A

Va'ruun Robot Model S

If a vendor ran out of Zero Wires, spend 24 in-game hours waiting on a chair to have their inventory restocked.

How to Craft Zero Wire

Zero Wire can be created using two devices: the Industrial Workbench and the Simple Fabricator - Zero Wire. Both of these tools will convert one Copper and one Silver into a coil of Zero Wire. However, the Simple Fabricator can only be placed in Outposts and needs a power source to operate.

In order to construct a Zero Wire Fabricator, players will require four Tungsten, eight Aluminum, two Sealant, and three Zero Wires. Alternatively, players can discover Industrial Workbenches scattered throughout cities and important locations such as the Ledge.

How to Get Zero Wire with Console Commands

Players have the ability to instantly obtain Zero Wire in their inventory by using console commands. By inputting the code "player.additem 00246B65 [Quantity]," with the specified quantity enclosed in brackets, players can acquire the desired number of Zero Wire coils. For instance, substituting [Quantity] with "100" will provide the player with 100 coils.

It is important to mention that using these console command IDs is regarded as cheating and will result in the deactivation of achievements for the current playthrough.

Starfield is available now for PC and Xbox Series X/S.