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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!

NMS and Starfield are different games/genres Starfield is an RPG with some exploration and base building elements NMS is a sandbox exploration/base building game with very little "crafted" story content It has also taken NMS over 5 years to add that stuff to the base game

If you go on the SF reddit, there are a bunch of cool designs. Some guy made the Planet Express ship, bunch of Star Wars or Mass Effect or Halo ships, some guy made a Battlestar Galactica, etc

I built a basic one, but it seems like a lot of the modules are locked behind the skill. One thing I am interested in is glitch builds. People have already figured out how to glitch-build ships so you can place parts of the ships in "illegal" spots to get cool designs.

That is why if episode 5 ends up being a "recap of the adventures of Anakin and Ashoka", it will be pretty helpful in getting the audience caught up if they aren't familiar with Clone Wars or Rebels very much

I think the biggest problem coming from BG3 to this is the story in BG3 is really strong from an intro perspective, so you get a bit of "culture shock" when you have a relatively weak opening. I know I felt the same, although eventually I got past that.

I do like Ray Stevenson’s character. Dude is a boss and was effectively overpowering Ashoka the whole time. He’s also pretty convincing in his arguments - doesn’t strike me as full dark side.

I didn’t even know that was an option, I always took off, plotted course, then traveled

Most common one I get is when maneuverability falls below 60 and it recommends you reduce mass or add another engine

Not sure what you are watching. In real life, human embryos are essentially default female until around 7 weeks later or so, at which point the Y chromosome can be expressed and makes the embryo male. So if you had a cloning program and wanted to make a bunch of male and female clones, all...

Others mentioned scan uses E, but other tips 1) default range on scanner is really short - you practically have to be within like 10 meters for it to register. There is a skill tree that extends the range 2) Killing an enemy or harvesting a plant or mining an ore in scan mode will auto-scan...

They don't claim to be anything but a woman. The government basically did a "Let's make a a bunch of male and female clones of this person" as part of that secret program and modified the genetics as needed so the clone would grow into whatever sex they wanted the clone to be. You can even ask...

Oh neat. I just got Sarah to marry me, so time to use that cot on my ship!

I came across one sorta - if you do the part time cop quest lines, one of them has you investigate a theft But there isn't anything "in your face" really or preachy. Even in the example I gave, it's just 2 miserable people

I’m purposely avoiding NG+ rush. I’ve heard some people say they regret doing it that way and it actually locks you out if some side stuff if you didn’t do it first time around

Balth fight is easy if you don’t care about the loot. Push him off edge of platform at start of turn and mop up the starting adds

I learned that apparently different Starports and stations offer different ship parts and likewise going direct to the manufacturer can yield dif parts well, that changes a lot lol

7 Days to Die can be fun co-op as well - haven’t played it recently so not sure if they have optimized some biomes yet.

The parents thing is actually a semi decent trait and they money you send back is trivial. They just gave me a free starship. Nothing amazing, but it’s free lol I’m having fun with melee build. I’ve got a double damage on full health axe, so I usually just rush pirates and 1 shot them lol...