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DMZ has its own specific quests you have to do in DMZ only. Basically Tarkov-like mission/quests to unlock shit

I want to skip pacific foothold, but my only other option is killing 3 players inside the mall and no one ever goes to the mall in the game. Plus pretty sure they have to be inside…I killed a dude right outside the parking garage and didn’t get credit

Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 both have us start the games in a nice peaceful home/vault. Starfield will probably split the difference: we will start in a nice house, then it turns out it is a VR simulation and we are in space prison

There is an actual law in Japan called the Unfair Competition Prevention Law. A lot focuses on consoles (modding a console can lead to jail time technically), but it also has provisions for modifying a game or save file I think. Regardless as to scope and if it could be applied or not to the...

The final floor of the new deep dungeon. The story only goes to floor 30, but there are floors past that like PotD and HoH. There is a legality element to mods in Japan. My understanding is there are potentially penalties that SquareEnix could suffer if they are found culpable in allowing them

People are theorycrafting that most melee dps will be able to solo if they learn the tells/mechanics Warrior got world first solo I think. Title you get is “once and future king”

In DS9, they did establish parts of a changling separated from the individual could exist as non-sentient but shapeshifted objects. That is all I can figure the deal with the hand was. The changling goo didn’t do anything until the machine was activated

I’m stuck on those stupid drill charge /C4 vehicle detonate kill missions because the shit is buggy AF Also fuck the Pacific Foothold mission. Gun oil/blow torches are even more rare on Ashika

The space squid things did sort of look like the Farpoint alien on a bigger budget. Honestly, if you removed the Shrike and serialized elements from that episode, it would have been a regular TNG episode: ship is stuck, crew eventually figures out how to escape after talking, they make a nice...

The Hildibrand quests have been great this expansion. The math meme and failed clone had me laughing IRL.

There is only one correct answer to this one lol

Awesome episode. The post-apocalypse Mandalore was great. The reveal in the mines at the end was very interesting - although I am curious what will happen with that. Not like they can fit that in a ship

The Crosshair bottle episodes have been fantastic. The slow realization that no matter how good a soldier he is, he is destined to be thrown on the heap and wasted on meaningless missions

The best part about the root beer scene is it was originally intended to just be episode filler fluff for laughs…but both actors agreed to play it serious and build on the subtext and now it ranks high on favorite DS9 scenes Just goes to show how having talented actors can elevate material

Beverly's excuse was valid in the sense that the attacks against Picard post-Enterprise were targeted vs. incidental. Shit happened on the Enterprise in TNG because stuff happened. Most wasn't because of Picard being on the ship, with some exceptions. But the things Beverly was describing...

I think it just made it more realistic. Think Vulcans. Vulcans have emotions, but they effectively suppress them through active effort to the point that they are essentially "emotionless". They have to work to achieve that emotionless state. If they were 100% incapable of any emotion...

lol I forgot about that. Originally he wanted giant cod pieces for the Ferrengi I think the show ultimately wanted to show that humans were still...human. As a society, we could evolve. DS9 never tries to shy away from that and there are countless examples where even alien species make...

I'm having trouble finding it, but there were some odd ideas that came towards the end of his life in the late 1980s that I recall reading about that other producers/writers tried to temper Blaming DS9 is dumb. Roddenberry died in 1991. Even if DS9 never existed and tried to push the...

Roddenberry was great and all, but don't forget that in other ways he held back TNG and wasn't really keen on DS9 (which didn't really fully start development until after he had passed away).

I do agree that s3 does have a similar vibe to the TNG movies, but I think that has more to do with the fact they are going for a much more serialized story. SNW is really the only modern live action Trek still in the same vein as the pre-2000s era where you have adventures of the week with...

Using religion tp indoctrinate people into becoming cannibals isn't that farfetched I suppose...sort of makes a bit more sense when trying to control a community that large vs. the game where it was just a bunch of cannibal raiders. Christian missionaries used to use the reverse of this when...

Too bad I had no idea there would be a market for these strategy books one day. Back when I used to work at a game store, they eventually got marked down to a penny and we usually tossed them in the trash

Funale 1st game, no. Back half of the 2nd game, they come across a crazy religious cult.

Get the best gear and upgrades available....then use it to stomp on noobs until the game dies

Only major thing that ties back to prior seasons is Picard = basically an android. But everything else is minor enough that you don't really need the background really.

Season 1 and Season 2 are pretty uneven. There are some cool/nice moments, but a lot of crap. Highlight of season 2 are the Q+Picard interactions, which unfortunately are fairly sparse. Season 3 thus far feels more like TNG/DS9 era Trek. Hopefully they can keep up the same quality levels...

Video that consolidates some of the leaks/info known about the show. Quick summary: 1) Partial power armor shots, including one with a BoS logo. Looks like practical effect Power Armor will feature 2) Vertibird set 3) Vault sets (one interesting bit - a classroom with a NCR flag) 4) Red...

The "problematic" things in that arguement strike me as dumb. It's basically D&D Fallout, yet Fallout doesn't seem to have much issue in including cannibals, slaves, and genocide. Real issue is they probably want to make sure D&D is nice and squeaky clean so they can more easily market to kids...

It isn’t isolated to twitch thot types. ANY celebrity deals with this shit in different degrees. hell, they’ve even made movies with this sort of shit as the theme. It’s an anime film, but Perfect Blue was a good example of this. Obsessed fan stalking the main character constantly

I think so. Think about some of the odd things 1). Episode 1 mentions something wrong between him and Troi/his daughter and needing to stay away from them 2) Was very interested in the ashes left behind from the aliens Crusher vaporized 3) Some of his behaviors, like going hard on...

Someone on Reddit pointed out this scene from a couple episodes ago. The subtle double take. Hmmm.....

The real answer will be: Whatever country creates a permanent base on the moon will dictate time zones for the moon

Yes, because the best way to get shows, games, and movies you like funded is to make sure they don't make money!

Sort of, I guess. Taking them out of the TOS timeline was a good idea, but it still doesn’t really feel like “Star Trek” outside of brief scenes or bits

Interesting…soft spoilers in Critical Drinkers review ended up being misdirection