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Sounds like this will totally be worth a playthrough when the DLC drops. I also haven't touched it since launch.

I definitely don't envy the younger generation right now. They have a steep uphill to climb. While the Millenials didn't have it as good as their Boomer parents, they had it a lot better than Gen Z is going to.

I wonder if a mod is even capable of doing that. Similar mods in terms of architecture like New Vegas where it was all one seemless environment only existed because the game had it architected in. Just spliced it up because of console limitations of the time. In Starfields case its like they...

Similar to the lol fun levels of "base building" in Fallout 4.

Another thing I dislike. In previous titles whenever you steal something the item in question has a red highlight. In this game its just a tiny little icon on the tooltip and much less obvious. I mean, yes BGS is known for trash UIs but they impressively made an objectively worse UI than they...

Also stealth and pickpocketing (along with many others) as features behind locked behind an initial skill point drop is stupid. Who thought of that shit?

A more elaborate space flying system will be modded in. It has decent enough physics for it.

https://next.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/collections/xxsqm4 And/or https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/SkyrimSE:2.2.0

Now I want to revisit skyrim after 12 years. I don't remember this really.

Is this a sign that they have some self-awareness about their strong suit? Fallout 3 storyline was garbage. Skyrim storyline was yawn.

Its interesting to me that they added various layers of complexity to this game in terms of research and crafting. As since Skyrim all of that has been streamlined for ease of use. The hardcore survival mod that makes surviving in space more interesting, complex, and difficult is going to be...

Nexusmods the usual place for this?

Might be good to pick some up then.

I am still just getting my feet wet but crafting seems expansive and confusing. The UI is dogshit and somehow even worse and less intuitive than the skyrim UI was at launch. The NASApunk artstyle they came up with is legitimately cool and refreshing. This game has sufficient bones that a year...

ToC is the point where I started hating Wrath. God damn I hate that stupid ass tournament thing and it's dailies. The only thing somewhat nice about it is that the raid and dungeon were short.

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The high HOA fees in CA seem to be everywhere and normal. Friends of mine in Aliso Viejo in a townhouse smaller than my first house pay $800 a month in HOA fees. All they get out of it is a small children's park with 1 slide on it and "maintained common areas." They don't even get a community...

People get tired of the pandering. Plain and simple. That and women cannot fulfill combat roles even in 2023, the physical tests are too demanding. Remind me who the core audience for video games actually is? And god damn this is a cringe post bro. lol.

Bro a 1TB M2 drive is like $65.

So far this definitely feels more sandboxy than Skyrim/Fallout were. I dig it.

Don't even have to do that though. If you don't have a single wizard with a fire cantrip you can pick up a candle you can find in any house and just dip a ranged weapon into it. But Astarion, Shadowheart, and Gale at minimum have infinite fire cantrips.

I remember this fight. The particular area it begins in makes it faggoty because they will have the high ground on you. Frenzied attack or whatever the fuck it is that gives the bow wielding gnolls 3 attacks a round was straight up horseshit. Here's how I beat it, on Tactician. Come up the side...

Is Endreal really amazing? I've been meaning to play it.

I need to be stealing lots of shit so some subtlety is necessary.

Bubbles discovers the concept of the Sacred Tradition in 2023. Albeit in a retarded way that references scripture from the perspective of an atheist memeing about a sola scriptura fundamentalist.

If the addon developers are remotely competent they will use one of the many open source tools to validate your addon version when it registers deaths and such. Its very easy and inexpensive to setup something like this.

Then why is San Anton not as expensive as the Corpus Christi he's describing? The prices he's talking are Austin City Limits prices. You won't find a single livable property in the Austin Metro that costs you under $300k outside of some weird, lucky situation.

I think I saw that one. Hunter LOSed the Mage to death.

You're talking about a dude where the majority of his songs are about doing fuck all and being perpetually drunk. He dropped out of college to pursue a career in playing music on Bourbon street and getting paid in free drinks. That said this album that he put together from shit someone found in...

I think in about a year of updates, modes, and so on Starfield will be incredible. Just like Cyberpunk.

It would be a similar concept. But it would keep the dungeon fresh and exciting. Have like IDK every so often "divine energy floods the area +20% Mana +20% Health 10% mana/hp regen mobs offer more experience for the next hour, get out before the dungeon reforms! Teleport spells are disabled" So...

Maximum theft is how I'll be playing too.

None of us live forever.

Well I am a career developer 10+ years deep in the game now. I would be happy to assist in this in whatever way I could, when I could. I truly appreciate your contributions to the genre though sir!

But they wouldn't if you tie the spawning vector to the room itself. You'd just need to order the application such that X mob spawns in Y room and you build Y room before you spawn it. Pathing beyond a specific leash would be absolute AIDS to deal with no doubt about that. Programmatically you...

As a rule just never read a review from someone who didn't read at least like 40 chapters of something.

Paranoid Mage author started a new one. Looks really promising. The guy does great work. Happy to support him via Patreon for a month or two a year. https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/73475/chasing-sunlight

He is arguing that certain people we don't notice will lobby heavily for a "cost of living adjustment" except one that retroactively fits our mortgages to current inflation rates. Only to help us of course.