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This secret Starfield feature helps you keep track of unexplored planets

Posted on September 12, 2023 By bot

It turns out Starfield has a hidden feature to help you chart your way across the galaxy – and not many players know about it. As reported by GamesRadar, a Starfield player has shared a post on the game’s official subreddit, explaining how they have discovered a secret star map feature that keeps track of where players have traveled to in the galaxy. ‘I’m level 34 and I JUST realized this about the star map, while trying to visit every star,’
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