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Thanks for going into detail! I don’t really have anything to add, but that was an interesting read.

Awesome comment! I learned stuff and the porn trends as a reflection of bigotry makes a lot of sense.

It does seem the trend in BSG is simplifying stuff. ES3 to ES4 lost medium armor, throwing weapons, all sorts of stuff. Same for every subsequent game. As miffed as the loss of depth makes me, it’s hard to be mad if it genuinely makes life easier on the devs.

Would that simplification if workflow you talked about extend to easing the creation of new clothing items that don’t try to “color outside the lines”? As you said, not a lot of space suit variety, but does it make easier to just make a new suit and not have to worry about body clipping?

As a complete side note: it’s truest amazing what the Skyrim modding community built. I recently installed a nexus collection with nearly 800 mods. It’s basically an entirely new game. It’ll be wild to see what happens if starfield can attract that passion.

Thanks again for the in-depth responses.

Thanks for explaining it. Part of my wonders if making that harder was intentional. With how sanitized the game is, part of me thinks BSG isn’t exactly happy the existence of loverslab lol.

Agreed. The amount of reactivity is truly stunning as well. Even if the broad strokes don’t change much, it really helps the immersion when you get a voice line acknowledging the way you did or didn’t do something.

Oh well, on the plus side update 3 is soon so I can do a durge + Minthara run.

I can’t find it rn, but some dude was getting an unhinged amount of upset about the way they handled the character models or something. Claimed it would make horny mods much more difficult to make than Skyrim.

Fr, I should have waited for starfield before playing bg3. I’ve become spoiled.

Do not, my friends, become addicted to good writing. It will take hold of you, and you will resent its absence.

How I wish he had been on the one that blew up.

Yeah, shit sucks.

Worst part is, even if the more responsible nations legislate against this the money can just move the research to another place.

They should put one in musk. Mandatory equitability is the only way to stop treatment like this.

I agree, but I would say that treating it as a worst case interpretation every time would lead to the best outcome.

Never normalize hiding info from the people, and only the honest rise to to the top. Radical honesty is good for everyone.

Arbitrary limits on information just mean you have something to hide