Starfield: Where to Find Titanium & How to Farm

Players are looking for the best ways to farm Titanium in Starfield as it’s one of the most versatile and useful resources you can get your hands on.

Titanium allows you to craft a variety of armor and weapon mods and is a vital ingredient needed to craft Outpost structures.

Thankfully, there are multiple ways to get Titanium in Starfield, including purchasing it from shop vendors and using an extractor to acquire this precious resource in bulk.

Where to Find Titanium in Starfield

You can find Titanium in Starfield in four main ways:

1. Using an Extractor to extract Titanium from an Outpost
2. Buying Titanium from shops and vendors
3. Mining Titanium from the surface of planets
4. Spawning Titanium using the console command on PC

The best way to get a lot of Titanium quickly is by using an extractor at an outpost on a Titanium-rich planet.

Best Planet to Extract Titanium in Starfield

The best planet to extract Titanium from in Starfield is Vega II-b in the Vega system. It is a moon of the Vega II planet and is rich in Titanum. You don’t need to put any points into the Planetary Habitation skill to build an Outpost as it does not have extreme conditions.

Here’s the plotted course from Alpha Centauri to the Vega system in Starfield:

Vega II-b is the second moon of the Vega II planet in the Vega system:

Below, are some other planets that are rich in Titanium in Starfield:

• Titan, moon of Saturn, Sol system
• Pluto, Sol system
• Procyon II, Procyon A system
• Heilo, moon of Montara, Cheyenne system

The above planets have extreme environments. You need to Rank up the Planetary Habitation skill to build an Outpost on extreme planets.

This is why the Vega II-b planet is the best place to farm for Titanium in Starfield, as you don’t need to spend extra skill points to do so.

How to Farm Titanium Using an Outpost Extractor in Starfield

Follow these steps to build a Titanium Extractor on Vega II-b to farm Titanium in Starfield:

1. In the Starmap, scan the Vega II-b moon using “LB” on Xbox and “R” on PC
   • Look for areas on the moon where there are “Frozen Plains”
   • Press “A” on Xbox and “E” on PC to land in that location

2. On the surface, activate your scanner to look for Titanium deposits
   • Press “LB” on Xbox and “F” on PC
   • Walk around and search for deposits of Titanium. It should look like this:

3. Build an outpost on a Titanium deposit
   • Press “X” on Xbox and “R” on PC in the scanner menu
   • Select the area where you would like to place your Outpost Beacon

4. In the Outpost building menu, head to the “Extractors” tab
   • Select Titanium Extractor
   • To build the Titanium Extractor, you will need:
     • Aluminum – 4
     • Iron – 5
     • Tungsten – 2

5. Place the Titanium extractor on a Titanium node
6. Provide a power source nearby
7. Head to the “Power” tab and select the Solar Array
   • To build a Solar Array, you will need:
     • Aluminum – 4
     • Copper- 3
     • Beryllium – 2

8. You will need to build two Solar Arrays to power the Titanium Extractor

9. Build a storage container
   • Head to the “Storage” tab and select “Storage – Solid” box
   • To build the storage container, you will need:
     • Aluminum – 5
     • Iron – 6
     • Adaptive Frame – 3

10. Enter “Modify Mode”
    • Press “B” on Xbox and “TAB” on PC
11. Connect your Titanium extractor to your storage box
    • Put your cursor over the Titanium Extractor you have built and press the “Create Output Link” button
      • It is “RT” on Xbox and “Right Click” on PC

12. Drag the red link to the storage container and create the Output Link
    • Press “A” on Xbox and “E” on PC to create the Output Link
      • Make sure the node is connected to the storage box

Now you have an outpost that will automatically deposit Titanium to your heart’s content! You can improve and streamline this process even further by placing down more extractors, linking more storage boxes and even setting up cargo links.

Best Place to Buy Titanium in Starfield

The best place to buy Titanium in Starfield is at Cydonia on Mars in the Sol system. It has multiple vendors within close proximity that can stock Titanium.

Here’s the plotted course from Alpha Centauri to the Sol system in Starfield:

The vendors on Cydonia that can stock Titanium are:

• Trade Authority – located in the Central Hub area

• UC Exchange – located in the Central Hub area

• Jane’s Goods – Located in the Residential area

Each of the above vendors has random stock, meaning that they may or may not have Titanium at a given time. To refresh their stock, you can find a chair in the “Broken Spear” bar in Cydonia to sit and wait at.

To refresh the vendor’s stock, you must wait at least 24 hours.

You can use this method to refresh the stock of any vendor you find in Starfield.

Here are some other locations you can purchase Titanium in Starfield:

• Jemison Mercantile, New Atlantis, Alpha Centauri system
• UC Distribution Center, New Atlantis, Alpha Centauri system
• Midtown Minerals, Akila City, Cheyenne system
• Shepard’s General Store, Akila City, Cheyenne system
• Sieghart’s Outfitters, Neon, Volii system
• Trade Authority, various locations

How to Mine Titanium On a Planet in Starfield

To mine Titanium on a planet’s surface in Starfield, you need to land on a Titanium-rich planet and use your Cutter to mine for the resource when you come across it.

You must scan a planet in the Starmap and look out for the “Ti” symbol when looking at the planet or moon’s survey information:

Then, “Scan” the planet’s resources using the “LB” button on Xbox and “R” on PC.

After scanning the planet, place your cursor over the planet and press “A” on Xbox or “R” on PC to land at a location where there are resources.

After landing, open your Scanner using “LB” on Xbox and “F” on PC to scan any resource node you come across when on the planet’s surface. When you see Titanium, use your Cutter to mine it!

List of Titanium Planets in Starfield

Mining for Titanium on a planet’s surface is the simplest way of getting Titanium in Starfield. Here’s a list of some of the planets and moons you can mine Titanium in Starfield:

• Titan, moon of Saturn, Sol system
• Pluto, Sol system
• Procron II, Procyon A system
• Heilo, moon of Montara, Cheyenne system
• Eridani VII-c, Eridani system
• Charybdis V, Charybdis system

Although most planets that have Titanium have extreme conditions, you don’t need to worry about this using this method. As you are simply mining on the surface using a Cutter and not building an Outpost, there are no restrictions to mining this way. It’s a great way to get Titanium quickly!

Starfield Titanium ID – How to Use Console Commands to Spawn Titanium on PC

To spawn Titanium on PC, you need to input the Titanium ID within the console commands menu. The Titanium ID is “player.additem 0000556D” followed by a “space” and a number that signifies how much Titanium you would like.

Follow these steps to spawn Titanium in Starfield using Console Commands:

1. On PC press the ‘ key (apostrophe on your keyboard) to bring up the Console Command menu
2. Type in the Titanium ID below to get 1,000 Titanium in Starfield:
   • player.additem 0000556D 1000
3. Press “Enter”
4. You should now have 1,000 Titanium in your inventory!

This method is meant for those who don’t want to mess around with Starfield’s gameplay systems to acquire Titanium. Using console commands allows you to “cheat” and immediately spawn in as much Titanium as you want at the click of a button! However, doing so diables all Achievements, so may not be worth it for all players.

It’s important to note that you can only use console commands on PC – Xbox players will need to get Titanium the old-fashioned way.