Literally

Lol yeah fantastic questline chasing down a paramilitary group of mech pilots located in an abandoned mech factory and them not using any mechs lol. One of the worst story arcs in the game.

@@JohnSmith-wd1oqYeah- I was supremely disappointed that there was no mech boss fight. It would have been a perfect finale to that section.

@@JohnSmith-wd1oq The star eagle though was worth it.

Good farts

Bro i always get lost looking for shops lol

Yet people say there's no depth to starfield

@@reaty05no people say the depth is in the wrong places e.g the procedural generated stuff being the exact same every planet

@@reece42069 like they know what it takes to make all that i guess even a baby can make a map the size of a planet by hand 1000 times in a short time period

⁠@@reaty05that doesn't really refute his point when exploration was such a big selling point

@@andrewbaiocco304 but if you just want exploration and all the extra ship mechanics wouldn't a simulator do the trick which to me is boring which is why i never bought elite dangerous or the others on xbox i like the rpg style better with how the exploration is instead of land on planet fly kill land with no goal in mind

My friend laughed at me when I told him I picked the parents trait but it’s actually so great for role playing. I love how they appear in random places like the astral lounge and the zoo

I didn’t even know a zoo existed! I appreciate “starfiled is boring” I’ve just discovered there’s a bloody zoo

I love running into my parents! I can’t imagine playing without the trait now. The difference between my attachment to fo4 Shaun and my starfield parents is astronomical lol

Kid stuff has got to be one of my favorite traits.

Thanks. I will try that today.

Definitely, coupled with the theme that has a lot of wastelands vibes

There is a mad method to the Mantis ship, you redo it as a cargo hauler to do crafting and transport material for outposts. It is hilarious watching bandits running in terror at a cargo hauler

on top of that the star eagle equipped with better cargo modules for loot goblins like me.

@@andhikaminda3378 Star Eagle is actually goated for cargo. More than 5 times the amount of cargo space for the Razorleaf

yes, surprisingly the eagle has over 2k cargo space

@@seb2750 It has been so helpful seriously.

I used the discovery until end game - had to make it a class b or whatever but lil

I loved fighting a paramilitary group of mech pilots in an abandoned mech factory with no mechs... lol freestar felt like if the UC questline just talked about terrormorphs and never let you fight one very dissapointing.

It can also come in really handy if you do the Vanguard quest in New Atlantis afterwards. WIthout spoiling anything, when you have to convince someone from the Freestar collective help you get access to some research information, being a Ranger helps make the persuasion much easier.

Nope, you just need to get access to the mission board, and doing five missions unlocks One Riot, One Ranger. And the best part of it is, it's repeatable!

Akila's literally the first planet I visit after I'm done with Jemison, lol.

i never understood the fascination with NG+, i mean i'd rather chill and be boss in one universe with all my accumulated wealth, why do it all over again when the story is done?

@@mohdalnaqbi I can’t speak for others but I wanted to experience the unity. Besides the effect on some of the enemies is a hoot. All the Ecliptic now look like RoboCop. 😂

It's most people upon entering akila or new Atlantis. In akila the stutter happens when you cross the bridge

Yeah if we have multiple ships, I want to be able to assign crew to specific ships for specific role play purposes

Press start go down the ships you can assign people to what ship you have as your home at the moment

same. Hopefully it’ll be added as an update/dlc, mod would work too. I wonder what wouldve happened if our companion’s ship exploded tho haha

​@@TwoMenInACloset He is saying he wants to assign people to other owned ships, not his main one

Lol you never even fight a Mech it was a joke.

Have you not seen what Todd said?

​@@reece42069no, what was said?

@@reece42069 What did Todd say?

@@reece42069no

@@reece42069apparently neither did you

Imagine giving a shit about the law in the equivalent of a Western influenced town lol.

Deadeye and Elegance formed the core of my arsenal for sooooo long, it broke my heart when I had to finally put them up on my wall.

Yes they are leveled weapons

Same! I have an FC character who gave the will to Elias because she's Akila born and bred, cared a great deal about her home's history and didn't care much for corpo assholes from Neon. I also have a UC character who naturally isn't as invested in Akila as my FC girl, but he still gave the will to Elias because he thought Frank was a complete dick and needed to be taken down a peg. It also helped that he didn't care much for corpo assholes from Neon either, lol.

@@jonathanhirst6997Here's hoping we get a dlc where we can put Bayu over-the-side

@@agirlnamedmichael1670 Hell I'll even settle for a mod! I hate Benjamin Bayu so much, I was so disappointed you can't do to him what you can do to Ron Hope.

@@jonathanhirst6997I wouldn't mind taking the trash out from the Board of Governors

@@agirlnamedmichael1670 Right?! Especially being able to do it as a Freestar Ranger, too.

Nvm thats on mars

@@cloudmane4159 Wait what?

@@agirlnamedmichael1670 search “pet alien starfield”

Few things. 1. The reason A&M is referred to as the Aggies is because that’s their mascot, not as a shortened version of the university name (not sure who told you that.) 2. More importantly, the Freestar Rangers badge has a lone star not as a reference to Texas as a whole but as a reference to the Texas Rangers, an irl law enforcement agency in Texas that has similar duties as a US Marshal’s Service, except limited to Texas. The Rangers were/are known to be the premier elite law enforcement agency in the state, only having around 100 active field agents across the state. The Texas Rangers badge is a silver five pointed star in the center of a ring, hence why the Freestar rangers badge has a star

There's a real estate guy on the street in...I want to say The Core? Either the Core or Midtown; either way, he's outside and talking to a potential customer, so I guess just listen out for ambient dialogue about buying a house?

If you ask her, she explains that Dickens seems to be the author everyone took into space when humanity fled Earth, so the market is flooded

Good troll.

He already did neon

Because it's awesome!

sadly kinda gotta agree, i watch these, get the urge to play, play then decide i want to play cyberpunk instead

Same, lol. The game world just got so dull for me after a while. Doesn't hold a candle to Elder Scrolls' sense of wonder or exploration.

I think for me it's just the total and complete lack of upgrade to the NPCS movement, idles and such. In cyberpunk for example (not using bg3 since thats mostly cutscenes) the npcs are like actually leaning on bar tables or on walls / have an idle thats kind of personality driven@@Karling1

Lol you forgot the part where the whole time they build up the first as the best mech pilots in the galaxy and you even find them in a mech factory yet you never fight a mech hahaha. This game just feels lazy tbh whoever was writing quests was really phoning it in.

That's why I don't like the binary trigger mod. Sure, it *vastly* increases the fire rate but I personally think it's more of a headache than it's worth because you're basically wasting ammo for no reason when you one-shot someone.

Wow you are SO off-the-mark about Sam. He's a terrific dad that actually spends meaningful time with his daughter, and isn't keeping her locked up in a bubble. Cora is lucky to have him, and he's too good for Cora's selfish witch of a mother. "Oh hey Sam, I know we BOTH took part in making this child, but I don't wanna so you take her see ya". Sam isn't "weighed down by lineage" as much as he's weighed down by his selfish, narcissistic father who'd rather see Sam live a hollow shell of a life rather than be his own man. Besides, half of what Sam objects to as far as Solomon Coe goes is because people have made Solomon into some mythical figure instead of an actual man. How can anyone hope to live up to THAT, especially when they are young? You must be very young to not understand how the issues in Sam's upbringing can adversely affect your life as you grow up, and how you can become lost in your attempts to rebel against everything. That's the whole POINT with Sam...he was lost, took his lumps, matured, and grew into a good father and a good man by finding HIS OWN way instead of letting his shitty father bully him into a life of misery. What you call "child endangerment" I call "life in the Big Universe". NOWHERE is 100% safe, and since Cora's mother is a POS, Sam does his best to give his genius daughter everything he wished he could have had.

@@agirlnamedmichael1670 DING DING DING we have a Sam Simp in Isle three..... .....his father got him a good job, not a great job, but a good one, to learn the ropes with actual nut and bolts of what his family business was.... I am older than you, I guarantee it... so I know how wonderful and fortunate that opportunity is... but yes... it might not be what he wanted... but it was a start in life..... and he got bored. What did he do? Quit? Join Constellation then? Move to another world and get a job mining? Farming on Luana or whatever? Working at the Hopetech factory? Saving enough to open his own business? Nah..... he became a smuggler. He was bored and wanted the rush. A sad story told all to oft in the real world, the rich kid falling in with gangsters for the thrill, the bored upper class professional lady becoming a point man...or woman for sex traffickers.... the kind of selfishness unique to such people is evil. The people they roll with, well you look at them, most do not have any other path to making it big.... poor backgrounds, bad choices from their parents, lack of education etc etc.... but the Sam's of the world, they do it for no other reason than comfortable boredom. Once he was busted though, what happens? Definitely no honor among thieves there, fires up his ships guns and goes in blasting against the people he was working with. What a charmer. Still, maybe because of his surname, maybe because of she was lost and lonely and this dashing Coe showed some kind of Swashbuckling spirit and crazy courage that she romanticised it, maybe both.... one of the Rangers arresting him gives him the old 'join or go inside' offer Courts around the world oft made irl to butter up the Military. Perhaps not the best judge of character, but well, maybe he really is a good, responsible, heroic type, deep down, right, maybe he just needed some meaning, and a way out of his ancestors shadow? What does Sam do? Just gets bored again one day. Just gives up. Just so happens THIS time, it is after he's had a child. He wants out of badge life, pronto, and more, he expects his wife to just drop her career and leave too. When she proves to have value beyond being his woman, beyond even being a mother, by having her own life, dreams, views, cause.... and wont... what does he do? See a decent man, of character and righteousness, would accept that he may be chaffing, may be bored, may be miserable, BUT has a daughter... and father who helps look after her....and now she about to be down on mother time, when he moves out and leaves the Rangers... so he might have to find joys small, for the time being, ask his father for help getting a good job, settle down in little place in Akila, rely on the Grandfather Cora obviously adores, as needed, and make a life as a sole father, encouraging Lilian's access and short period custody of Cora, so she has her father, AND her mother in her life as much as possible. He should be thankful AF too Lillian did not fight him tooth and nail, when they broke up, for outright custody... he a disgraced Ranger walking out on them, shaming his father's name too, she a dedicated, well respected, and somewhat legendary lawwoman... it could have gone a lot worse for him. But NO... Sam does not do that. Because it is NOT about what Cora needs... it is about, once more, what SAM needs.... he needs adventure... he needs new sunsets, he needs the Stars, and thrill of the Jump, and new horizons, and has coopted his daughter in to his own little 'Lone Wolf and Cub' fantasy. Space is dangerous just as space. Space filled with reclusive zealots on Jihad? Pirates of all kinds, including one crew which has the numbers and firepower to rival civilized System's navies? Mercenaries who have problems killing even children, whole outposts of civilians? Along with a whole gaggle of cutthroats, thieves, scammers, vandals, hijackers and other assorted miscreants collectively known as spacers? Oh, yes, it is not as if there is NO justification for taking your child in to THAT environment. That's before you even consider the hostility of alien planets, which can be filled with things like Terrormorphs. Though I guess Sam might be forgiven for forgetting the latter, because there's no deadly, aggressive, threatening to human, type aliens anywhere near Akila city, right? He would not be expected to know that. Worst of all.... he is SH*T at his new life of adventure too. Sure, he gets some leads.... but he is not champing at the bit for surveying new worlds, like Barret, or Sarah, or even desperate to prove himself, do anything he can, for his new family, like Andreja. No. Listen to Sarah and he talk, when you move them both to same ship, and have them come live with you a time out in space. Sam is given missions by Sarah, for Constellation, this new job, he is meant to have finally found meaning in.... and he NEVER DOES MOST OF THEM... they never get finished, and the one's which are are done so exceptionally late!! Because our pathetic selfish space cowboy, got in to a thing.... was distracted in a fight.... went to a bar and something got out of hand... was chasing up a lead and ran in to this person who he ran off to do X with.... and it all.... 'just became a big thing'..... .... he is PATHETIC. You accuse me of being young? I believe you must no be a parent, must never had to face true financial ruin, and have never been on the end of someone else selfishness when you're relying on them (at least beyond playground level politics), or experienced much of life at all, if you can look at Sam and see his story, and think of him as anything other than pathetic tragic figure. But Simp away sweetheart, you do you, just do not roll in on me trying to make the inarguable argument. Sam Coe is a man-child POS who is a TERRIBLE father, was a terrible husband, and is even terrible as an explorer for Constellation. He SHOULD have gone to jail way back when, when he first crossed the line, bored looking for a thrill. A beatings, some savage buggery, and whole lot of PTSD later, he MIGHT have been brought back to reality enough to accept the world does not owe him, nor revolve around him, and you cant just do what you want because you are bored, and do not want to live by the family traditions and history. He is SCUM. I ensure HE is the one .... who.... well.... is one of two choices at a critical point in the game.... and getting to level of affinity with him, to ensure it..... is PAINFUL. The only reward is when you choose the other party, so he.... yeah... well that is only redeeming moment of any playthrough as far as Sam is concerned

Sadly not, Bethesda patched them out. :(

@@jonathanhirst6997 so vendors still have shit for cash, crafting for money is still basically useless and the patched the puddles. Do they not fucking get it? Making money isn't fun. The gameplay loop is convoluted and unenjoyable. I shouldn't crash the local economy selling 5 Grendels and still have to visit 8 other vendorss... -_-

It's not a story mission so I didn't complete it until dozens of hours in.

@12345....... as soon as you walk in and see the scripted shit going on it gives you a quest. Couldn't miss it if you tried. Doesn't matter when you chose to do it. I saw the quest in my log at like 15 hours but I didn't complete it until recently when I was well over 100 hours in.

This Isnt things you might miss in akila, but just "Hey! If you're in this city completing this set of quests has good rewards and is fun for this play style or rp characters."

Akila is a Western Frontier town...it's a genre, Edgelord.

@@agirlnamedmichael1670 Correction, it's a trope... Even better it's a cliche

@@PrinceAlhorian Frontier towns were built like this, and they work for a reason. They aren't a cliche- they're the reality.

Then don't CHOOSE to "glitch through most missions"(though I call BS). The controls are fine. The physics are fine...better than any previous BGS title in fact. I think you're just being exaggerative for some weird reason.

Like your mom!