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Those faces aren't great, but for context those are the "we need 50 random NPCs walking around to make the city feel alive" faces. Any named NPC has a normal looking face.

Or at least let outposts make ammo - would be nice to have some ammo factories up and running, esp at high difficulty levels where everything is a bullet sponge

Pretty much. It isn’t Voyager, but the whole thing is 100% a parody/homage of V’Ger

I ran across the "V'ger" random event quest. Was pretty cool. On a side note, you get extra resolution options if you're employed by Ryujin Industries and it unlocks a 3rd possible outcome that gives the highest credit reward. Pic unrelated

In terms of the structures themselves, ya. Like why can't I add windows to the solid hab structures? My options are either full windows or no windows at all. I do hope they add more options in a future DLC. And if their reasonings are "realism" as to why they dont allow more free form...

That has been normal since Fallout 4 for the most part - any NPC that is tagged as essential can't be killed. Usually it is most companions and certain quest or game function required NPCs. The companion part is fine - I lost count of the number of times I had to reload in Fallout 3 because I...

He should have sought more roles with people who were Stargate fans then!

Finally finished the UC Vanguard questline - during one mission, you get completely pimped out in legendary gear and they give you a minigun to go fight aliens. You then have some choices to make after you find some interesting evidence. Final rewards are vendor discounts for the UC and a...

Just the Lloth sect of Dark Elves.

I finally got sick of the weight system, so I used player.setav carryweight 999999 and now I don't need to worry about that shit again lol. It actually improved my game experience, because now I can just loot shit and worry about what is junk later It didn't flag my save as modded, so I guess...

Interesting way to glitch starship builds so you can bypass Bethesda's annoying "no clip" requirements and make some awesome looking designs

Shotguns are pretty godtier in this even with skills in it. I found a legendary explosive combat shotty - the explosive round seems really powerful, like it does 10x the normal damage of a regular shot. Also weapons with modifiers like "white hot" rounds which catch the target on fire seems to...

I discovered a trick today: You know the flight simulator at UC HQ that you get to use? Ship kills in the simulator count as "kill X ship" requirements for skill requirements. Good way to get lots of easy ship kills since you can reset the simulator multiple times

You can actually make your own loading screens. Any pictures you take in photo mode will become loading screens - they did the same thing in Fallout 76

Define successful, though. None have become A List really, but a good chunk of them are finding steady work in major productions.

Btw, if carry weight is a pain in the ass (it is), if you do the UC Vanguard questline, eventually it brings you to Mars. At one point you have to figure out how to get a guy out of hiding. You're given a few options, but at a bar you go to, a random guy gives you a third option that involves...

Ya, all the melee shit is getting updates. There will be a new skill tree (relic tree) that buffs a lot of the melee skills. Like monowire - you can shoot the wire out and it connects to a person and will upload a quick hack. But with a certain relic skill, if you do that and then attack the...

Some of the gun specific trees have stamina usage reductions I believe, so I suspect they're trying to force you to pick specializations more since the new skills are less "do 2% more damage" type of things and more things that actually change how abilities work. You'll be able to have...

That station is related to a questline in that system - basically some independent settlers are getting owned by Spacers. It culminates with you attacking the spacer fleet and that station.

It didn't help that her post or GoT adjacent projects were mostly forgettable or bombs.

Worst part of evil run is if the Teiflings die, you basically delete a shitload of quest content from the game and lose 3 companions as options

That’s just the British version of the Karen haircut is all

unless you going evil play through, Wyll ends up being red anyways when his ass gets turned into a demon. Seems like a pointless mod lol

My understanding is they took some stem cells, got the cells to essentially create an embryo, and the embryo started to develop without being fertilized. They ended it after 2 weeks It does make me wonder. If the stem cells are from a specific person (and thus the embryo uses their DNA) and...

Guess they found all 3 ZPM to power it

I think they mentioned for the Phantom Liberty DLC that if you decide to start a new game, you can choose to skip the intro until past the part where you have to get the robot as part of your heist of the relic if you want.

Apparently monowire is getting updates to be the netrunner/hacker weapon of choice - you'll be able to upload free quickhacks if you are close enough. Hacking will also get a new ability called overclock where if you run out of ram, you can basically spend health to cast quickhacks. Update...

It isn't. Have you ever moused over a star and it lists 2 system names? That is because there is more than 1 star system. When you click on the star on the map, you can then click on the highlighted name to pick which system you want to go to.

The update overhauls a ton of core systems in the game, so you honestly might be better off deferring a start until the pre-DLC patch.

People did that way before him, but it is a good recent example. It’s either child actors growing up and not wanting to be seen as a child, or typecast actors trying to break type after having large success. Like when Elijah Wood, coming off LOTR, played that cannibal killer in Sin City.

I wouldn’t be half surprised if they pull a Fallout 3 and a DLC redoes the ending lol

He 100% has some long game in mind. On a side note, wtf is with Marrack? Gets slashed then turns into dark mist

Ya settlements in FO4 didn’t have great usage beyond having connected storage for crafting really, so it was mostly to have fun building stuff At least in Starfield there is a bit more directed usage: make money and customize your ship

Some of the junk loot can be valuable. The antique stuff usually sells for around 300-500 per without the barter skill and usually doesn’t weigh a lot. Depending on how you resolve the generation ship questline, you can get a decent supply of antique stuff to sell

Bethesda has no reason for Fallout to become less post apocalyptic, which is why almost every game inevitably ends with the advanced factions either being the bad guys or relegated to some status quo standing When Fallout 5 comes out, you just know they’ll go with Institute was destroyed and...

Sophie having her midlife crisis in her 20s. Oof I did find it interesting that there was a prenup involved

Then you side Institute and pretend there is an actual ending involving that lol

Base building in FO4 was fun. I made a flying starship base and a massive settlement using the gun storage trick to let me bypass the build limits.

Good video that covers starship building basics and design choices

Don't disrespect Quark like that, hoo-man!