Starfield Player Reaches Absurd Goal After 1100 Hours of Playtime

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Starfield Player Reaches Absurd Goal After 1100 Hours of Playtime



Key Takeaways

  • Player reaches Level 1000 in Starfield after 1100 hours of playtime, maxing out skills at Level 326.
  • Gamer explores 3515 locations, amasses 43,571,440 Starfield credits, and kills 5856 people and 6636 creatures in their mammoth playthrough.
  • Bethesda’s Starfield allows players to explore in their own way, granting freedom and endless entertainment.



A dedicated Starfield player online has managed to reach Level 1000 in Bethesda’s RPG, showing incredible dedication to grinding out their character. They completed this incredible feat in 1100 hours, which is a lot of Starfield played since its release last year.

Since Starfield‘s release, gamers have been experiencing the title in their own way. In typical Bethesda fashion, the game gives players the reins to play however they want. If players want to grind all the way to Level 1000, they can do that. It has been cool to see how players have been using this freedom in Starfield in the period since its launch. There was even one Starfield player who developed a ridiculously efficient intro strategy, with their gaming centered on making certain parts of the sci-fi RPG easier. Bethesda games typically keep players entertained for years after their release, and there’s no reason to suggest Starfield will be any different in this regard.


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Redditor Putrid_Level_621 shared their epic achievement, after reaching Level 1000 in Starfield after 1100 hours of playtime. Hilariously, the character has amassed a spare 677 Starfield skill points, and there’s a reason for that. According to Putrid_Level_621, Level 326 is the point where all skills are maxed out, and skill points serve no extra purpose beyond this. When asked how they managed to grind to Level 1000, Putrid_Level_621 explained, “I played normally up to around level 450, building lots of outposts. Then I decided to try and reach level 500, then 600, and eventually level 1000. After a certain point, the only way to gain levels was by crafting vytininium fuel rods.”


Starfield Player Reaches Level 1000 After 1100 Hours


While sharing their achievement, Putrid_Level_621 also revealed some fascinating stats about their playthrough of the game. 44203 in-game days have passed (keeping count, that’s over 121 years), and they’ve explored 3515 locations in total. They’ve also found 43,571,440 Starfield credits, surely making them one of the richest Spacefarers around. Their playthrough saw 5856 people and 6636 creatures killed, which somehow seems low given the absurd length of the playthrough.


With the release of Starfield: Shattered Space getting a mixed reception from players, much like the base game, it remains to be seen what Bethesda’s plan is for the IP moving forward. The studio currently has a stacked slate with The Elder Scrolls 6 and a potential Fallout sequel, so more Starfield could be a long time away. It would certainly be interesting to see Bethesda take another crack at the franchise, but there are many players who understandably would prefer more of the developer’s previous offerings.

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