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Interesting. The technical tree seems to have been completely changed so it isn't really for crafting anymore - instead it is mostly focused on cyberware buffs and consumables like nades and health items. That's a nice change All the trees are heavily changed. Being able to see the full...

It used to be crafting, but the profit margins are much lower than they used to be. Without crafting, world drops can sometimes be profitable. New orchestron rolls or pets, hairstyles, etc. Especially for content people don't run as much anymore. Like when the newest Deep Dungeon came out...

Out of the 4, Barret seems to be mostly cool with stuff the other 3 get in a bunch over. Like if you steal something, he says "yoink!" lol Although even Barret instantly turns lawful good for certain things like the other 3

Chopper revealed

There is a lot of dialogue, but the introduction is relatively heavy if you're sticking to MSQ. Did you already do the heist at Arasaka Tower?

That is annoying - some premade ships have unique modules. They really should give you the option of storing them so you can reuse them on other ships

There are also plenty of free options for gear. The older trials/raid series get uncapped in terms of what you can loot per week, so you can get full sets relatively quickly if you really need to catchup to hit current minimum requirements for the current dungeon/trials

POV: When Garak plays Starfield

I would have added a railgun and auto-turrets, though

Only thing that sucks about having no cargo hold space is you can't loot destroyed ships in space while flying around

I mean, wheelchair bro got horribly maimed in a fight and got paralyzed. Plus he even acknowledges he can’t go and fight anymore because of that. I kind of like they didn’t shy away from some realism, even though people can cast magic to heal.

maybe, but the game devs haven’t bowed to that and you rarely see people bitch about stuff of that nature in FF

Maybe. I know we see ingame stuff with Idra, but I suppose we have no context on when this is occurring. The trailer does make him look pretty damn dead considering he gets double tapped in the head presumably

Player sexual NPCs works better anyways. Remember all the complaints in Cyberpunk because everything was hard locked?

The clubhouse where you bring the artifacts. You’ve got a personal room with a green safe on the floor and the basement has a storage chest too

One good thing about the kameos is some of the old school fatalities making a return lol

Well in show they're also pretty old now. Not sure what year the current season is supposed to take place in, but I presume it is now closer to present day? The fake ad sorta looked like a semi-recent Army recruitment commercial, which I suspect is intentional.

You can see the level of the Star systems if you mouse over them. The fringe systems are like level 70

Ya, my go to is usually just digging a little tunnel and waiting until the alert status goes down

For those that like the story, pretty much the whole one!

Zombie Asterion also shows up at the Caz fight if you give him up to the vampire hunter you meet in the swamp.

Regarding Azem

Most ships go that if you fast travel to planets vs going into space and manually powering up the grav drive

I don’t play as much now, usually I will login to help on company invasions or the occasional war where I get slotted or maybe an influence push or special event like hide&seek. A lot of the companies who have been around for a bit have burnout and the current PvP meta in wars is frustrating...

On the reverse side

No way to respec, but there is no level or skill point cap either

Spell casters/users I can see be overwhelming...using a melee oriented fighter like a monk or fighter might be an easier introduction because you mostly run in and beat the shit out of stuff

Man, the Magsheer rifle seems REALLY good. Thing fucking melts enemies even without skills in rifles/ballistics.

Besides Constellation, plenty. The mining boss lady later on you can recruit to oversee your outposts, another one of the miners too. All the ones you can hire at the bar in New Atlantis spaceport (side note: The Simeon guy is a good weapon guy and he gives 0 fucks about you doing evil shit)...

Ya, Fenrir was pretty damn OP for an early game gun. Pretty sure I used that as my go-to automatic close range weapon.

Different molecule type, but similar. Jury is still out about the Venus phosphene source.

That is another annoying UI feature - the button for answer hail and leave your seat is the same.

Companions leaving you gets a bit wonky sometimes. I wandered into a place with robots saying they will kill you if you get close. I got close and they attacked me. I destroyed the robots and then got a UC Bounty on my head and Andreja got pissed and left me lol

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...