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Star Wars Zero Company Capacitor Guide: How to Get It

You want to upgrade your den in Star Wars Zero Company? the answer is yes and is that why you are here. One of the needed items for upgrading the facility is Capacitor which can be found in three ways:

  • Story mission
  • Side quests
  • Specific places on Holotable

Unfortunately, Star Wars Zero Company Capacitor is a rare item and at the same time, you need it for key improvements in the Den. Here you can find everything about this item and its role in the Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment game.

Star Wars Zero Company Capacitor: How to Get

In total, you have three methods to find Capacitors in Star Wars Zero Company. However, one of them is recommended by me and one is also hard to perform. Ok, lets start with my favorite method.

Story Missions

As I said, Story missions are the most reliable source of Capacitors. Before launching one from the Holotable, check its Rewards panel. Many story missions list a Capacitor as part of the payout, so prioritize these when planning your cycle.

I love this method because it is reward-guaranteed and you do not have to waste your time finding quests with Capacitors reward.

Side Missions with Capacitor Rewards

Side missions can also reward Capacitors, though not all of them do. Open the Holotable and review the Rewards panel for each available mission. Then, choose ones showing a Capacitor icon over those that don’t.

Zone Influence Tiers

Raising your Influence in a Zone to certain tiers awards a Capacitor as a milestone bonus. Build Influence through missions and Operations in that zone. The Capacitor pays out automatically once you cross the right threshold.

Open the Holotable and select the missions that reward Capacitors. You can view different contracts and quests.

Select a mission with Capacitor as reward. Now, start the mission and the Capacitor will be yours at the end of the quest.

Zone Influence Tiers Method for Capacitor

Push a Zone’s Influence past certain thresholds (20, 30, and 50) and you unlock that tier’s reward automatically.

Some tiers pay out in Capacitors instead of gear or Credits. The game has twelve Zones total across the Core, Mid and Outer rings. Not all of them include a Capacitor reward, so it’s worth checking a Zone’s full tier ladder on the Holotable before deciding where to pour your Influence.

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Confirm You Got Capacitor

Your Capacitor count sits with your other resources in the top-right corner of the screen.

Check it right before you launch a mission, then again the moment you’re back in the Den. If the number hasn’t moved, one of two things happened: the mission wasn’t actually completed, or a Zone’s Influence bar stopped just short of the tier threshold instead of crossing it.

Open the Influence tab and look at exactly where the bar sits. That’ll tell you which one it was.

Where to Spend Capacitor

Head to the upgrade terminal in the Den and open the Facilities tab. This is where Capacitors get used. Permanent upgrades like better Black Market inventory and higher Influence caps all list a Capacitor cost alongside their Credit cost. Anything you can’t afford yet just sits locked until your count catches up, so it’s worth deciding early which unlock you’re saving for instead of spending Capacitors as they come in.

Star Wars Zero Company

Star Wars Zero Company

Action-Adventure Role-Playing (RPG) Simulation Strategy
Release Date
August 29, 2026
Developer(s)
Bit Reactor
Publisher(s)
Electronic Arts

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