Starfield: How to Get Neuroamps

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Starfield: How to Get Neuroamps

The further you delve into Starfield’s customization capabilities, the more you will ask yourself how to get Neuroamps. As with previous Bethesda titles, Starfield offers the player several items that can help improve your experience in the game by providing some passive buffs.

However, unlike armor in Skyrim, which could provide a buff to almost any attribute, Starfield’s Neuroamps are designed to affect only your sociability skills. So, if you’ve been failing social interactions as you travel the stars and galaxy systems, you may want to get a Neuroamp fitted to become more adept at navigating conversations!

What are Neruoamps in Starfield?

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What you say may not be as important as how you say it in Starfield.

Given the story takes place in the year 2330, humanity has witnessed an incredible boost in technology. Advancements have allowed humans to integrate technology into their very bodies to help improve certain functions, be they physical or mental. Neuroamps fall into the latter category and are found in some of the less favorable locations in the game.

Neuroamps are considered Apparel in Starfield; items worn under your spacesuit. These Apparel items can offer the player unique buffs, and Neuroamps help you better handle conversations and ensure things work in your favor. Having a silver ******* when exploring the stars can get you out of some sticky situations, and Neuroamps are here to help give you the extra boost you need to sway a discussion in your favor.

These little enhancers have been developed by Ryujin Industries, headquartered in Neon City on Volii Alpha. Neuroamps were their first product, and it quickly put them on the stellar map. Neuroamps were first designed only for military use before Ryujin understood the moneymaker they were developing. Ever since the masses have had access to Neuroamps, but they can cost a pretty penny.

What Types of Neuroamps Can Be Bought in Starfield?

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Neuroamps can be a great way to improve your social skills without investing in skill points.

As Neuroamps are tuned to your Social skills, you will want to choose the kinds that boost an area in which you are lacking. Keep in mind that you can only equip a single Neuroamp at a time, so make sure you choose wisely. Unlike other items, you can’t research or craft these either, so you need to be committed if you’re buying the higher-tier ones.

There are three models of Neuroamps in the game, and each affects a different skill. Each of these ranges from Mark 1 to Mark 3 variants, with each variant offering a higher percentage of the associated skill’s effectiveness. The better the variant, the more it will cost.

• NeuroCom: These give the player a boost in Diplomacy, allowing the player to stop NPCs from engaging in combat momentarily and avoiding aggressive situations.
• NeuroBoost: This Neuroamp boosts the player’s Intimidation capabilities and gives the power the ability to force NPCs to flee from an interaction or combat situation.
• NeuroTac: By boosting your Instigation capabilities, this Neuroamp allows the player to make NPCs turn on each other while ignoring the player.

Players will find most use of these gadgets during conversations, but they can also be used outside of such citations. By opening the scanner and aiming it at an NPC, the player can use the Social skill associated with the Neuroamp on that particular NPC.

How to Get Neuroamps in Starfield?

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Neuroamps will show up as small devices on the side of your character’s face.

Now that you know what Neuroamps are and how they became popular among settlements, you might want to equip some yourself. Well, they are a little more tricky to track down compared to other items in the game. But they can be well worth the effort if you’re going for a build focused on Persuasion and other social skills.

Three vendors in the game will sell Neuroamps. Two of these can be found in Neon City, and one is found on Key in the Kryx system. Each vendor has a different set of Neuroamps for *****, so you might have to do some exploring before you find the best ones.

Ryujin Industries

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Ryujin Industries will have the largest selection of Neuroamps in the game.

What better place to acquire a Neuroamp than from the original manufacturers? You can find the headquarters of this company in Neon City, and you must speak with the company representative, Aito Suzuki, in the lobby to make the purchase.

• NeuroBoost Mark I (3500 Credits): +5% Intimidation chance
• NeuroBoost Mark II (6500 Credits): +10% Intimidation chance
• NeurBoost Mark III (9500 Credits): +15% Intimidation chance
• NeuroCom Mark I (3500 Credits): +5% Diplomacy chance
• NeuroCom Mark II (6500 Credits): +10% Diplomacy chance
• NeuroCom Mark III (9500 Credits): +15% Diplomacy chance
• NeuroTac Mark III (9500 Credits): +15% Instigation chance

You can also get a high-level internal Neuromod by joining Ryujin Industries and beginning the Sabotage Ryujin Industries mission.

Newill’s Goods

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This shop can be found just a little ways away from the entrance to Ryujin.

A smaller competitor to Ryujin, you can find this store close to the main industry in Neon City. As it’s not as big as the original manufacturer, the number of Neuroamps sold here is also just a few, but they do have one Mark 3 variant, so you should definitely visit this shop.

• NeuroBoost Mark I (3500 Credits): +5% Intimidation chance
• NeuroBoost Mark II (6500 Credits): +10% Intimidation chance
• NeuroCom Mark III (9500 Credits): +15% Diplomacy chance

Zuri’s Essentials

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Zuri might be the most challenging Neuroamp vendor to approach.

The last Neuroamps vendor on this list is found on Key in the Kryx System. To access this location and this vendor, you will need to have joined the Crimson Fleet faction. The store can be found in the depot area, and she too has a small, but impressive, selection.

• NeuroCom Mark I (3500 Credits): +5% Diplomacy chance
• NeuroCom Mark III (6500 Credits): +15% Diplomacy chance
• NeuroTac Mark III (9500 Credits): 15% Instigation chance

Once you have your desired Neuroamps, equipping them is a super simple process. Open your inventory and you can put them on like any other clothing item in the game. And that’s all there is to know about Neuroamps in Starfield!

Are you currently using one on your character? Let us know which one you have in the comments below and check out our other Starfield guides to better navigate conversations in the game.

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