Or, you could press .
Then: "You know, that Paragon blueprint has a 0.1% drop rate. I deserve it." starsector console commands mod
In the vanilla version of Starsector , you are a scrappy captain. You claw for every credit, bleed for every blueprint, and spend hours hunting for that one specific derelict ship with a pristine nanoforge. You live by the Sector’s brutal, indifferent rules. Or, you could press
For this player, the mod is a creative tool. They’ve played 500 hours of vanilla. They don't want to spend another four hours hunting for a Plasma Cannon blueprint. They want to build a meme fleet of fourteen Onslaught battleships and watch them ram into a pirate station. They use addskillpoints 50 to create a max-level officer god-captain. The console is not a cheat; it’s a time-saver . You claw for every credit, bleed for every
The (often just called "Console Commands" or "CC") is the single most popular utility mod for Alex Mosolov’s space sandbox. It doesn't add new ships, factions, or weapons. Instead, it adds a developer console—a direct backdoor to the game’s code. For some players, it’s a tool of absolute corruption. For others, it’s the only thing keeping the late-game grind from becoming a chore. What Does It Actually Do? Once installed, pressing Control + Backspace (or rebinding the key) opens a stark, black text box. Into this box, you can type commands that range from the mildly helpful to the reality-warping.
And finally: "Why am I even playing? I'll just add 10,000,000 credits and every ship."
Then: "Well, while I'm here, let me just repair my ships instantly."