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Starfield Incoming Weather Bug: How to Remove Status Effect Glitch

A persistent Starfield incoming weather bug is impacting players, making the hazardous status effect remain no matter what they do. Going to a different planet or waiting hours for the game to resolve the effect doesn’t seem to help matters. Sometimes restarting the game or going back to a previous save can help to remove the effect, but sometimes these usual tricks don’t help. Here are some solutions you can try to resolve the incoming weather glitch in Starfield.

How to fix Starfield incoming weather bug

The following steps can be taken to fix and remove the frustrating incoming weather bug:

  • Head to extreme weather system and run back to ship – Go to a planet with a hazardous system. It can be the same planet where you received the incoming weather status effect in the first place, but it doesn’t have to be. Stand out in the storm and then run back to the ship and go inside it without fast travelling.
  • Wait for hazardous weather system to clear – Another solution is to wait while inside a hazardous system until it dies down and the weather returns to being fair. You can do this by either sleeping in a bed or a chair in an outpost or perhaps a cave if you can find one. Regardless, if you wait the storm out, the incoming weather effect might go away.
  • Use console commands – Open the console command feature by hitting the “~” key on PC. Then type in “player.removespell 1639f9” to remove the effect. Unfortunately, this will disable Achievements, though you can reenable Achievements by using a mod. If you wish to remove other conditions, you can type “help “(condition)” 4″ and going to the section that says “OTHER FORMS” to see the ID of the spell you want to remove.
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Of course, you can also try restarting the game and reloading a prior save, but if you don’t want to lose any of your progress or if this simple doesn’t work, we recommend trying the solutions above.

Starfield Weather Bug FAQ

Q: What is the Starfield incoming weather bug and how does it affect players?

A: The Starfield incoming weather bug is a persistent issue where the hazardous status effect remains active on players. This effect stays on even when players change planets or wait for extended periods. Although restarting the game or reverting to a previous save sometimes solves the problem, it’s not always effective.

Q: How can players try to resolve the incoming weather glitch without restarting the game?

A: One way is by heading to a planet with a hazardous weather system. You can experience the storm and then hurry back to your ship without using fast travel. Another method is waiting out the storm in safe spots, like an outpost or a cave, until the weather becomes fair, which might remove the effect. For those playing on PC, the console command feature offers a solution. By pressing the “~” key and entering specific commands, you can remove the effect, although this might disable Achievements.

Q: Are there repercussions for using the console commands to rectify the bug?

A: Indeed, employing the console command to counteract the effect will deactivate Achievements. However, Achievements can be reactivated using a mod. And if you’re looking to eliminate other conditions, there are supplementary commands that help pinpoint and eradicate specific effects.

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