There’s a side questline where you find a group of UC marines and Freestar Rangers who have been trapped together in a space factory when they both arrived to help out the workers against a Spacer attack. The characters and story there are INSTANTLY more compelling than whatever dumb fetch quest Sarah and her rich…

“We were going to release a functional product without much drama, but then we remembered we were Sega.”

So the builder was all “I want to build a direct-thrust powered jet car” but then used a turbine that IS in fact intended to turn an axle and NOT act as a literal jet

The only exception seems to be that there’s a bunch of planets where you get frostbite no matter what you do. And I admit I’m not a science pro, but isn’t “it’s too cold” something space suits already have licked? Like you can basically go as cold as you want in space suits we have right now and it’s fine. HEAT is a…

Dude might as well not rock the boat with threats, they’re patching in DLSS soon anyway.

Woah, what? No Goku: Midnight Eye? No No Gun’s Life? No freakin’ APPLESEED? What even is this list?

I am wholly in favor of unregulated submersibles reducing billionaires to a souplike homogenate at the bottom of the sea. If anything, we need more anarchocapitalists building tubes of annihilation to swallow up their own wretched kind. There is no more based of an ambition than to seal yourself and your fellow…

The real reason to complete Kerry’s questline:

Not THE most inappropriate

Space expansion is a really good example. Like in a world similar to The Expanse or Starfield, everyone just docks spaceships together or lands them on asteroids and stuff like they’re parking a car. Now, right off the bat, you can’t do that. The relative speeds and demands of precision are beyond what you can just…

I wish there was gear or skills to improve collection distance in space. You can absolutely go asteroid mining, but the amount of flying you have to do to pick up your loot makes it kind of awful.

When do we get a fix for Sarah’s weirdly subjective morality

Thanks, I appreciate that!

I’m a little tired of the whole “what if we make AI but it’s just like us, and we do a racism to it but then who’s the real monsters?” I mean, it’s really unlikely we would MAKE fully human robots just to put them in humiliated, subservient roles when we could just make UNQUESTIONINGLY OBEDIENT robots who just happily…

There’s terminals in the abandoned lab you go to at the beginning of the game that explain it a bit. The Red Devils were just extra badass marines who the UC sent to get specimens for their xenowarfare program; they were so good at wrangling the creatures the scientists started having them train compliant creatures…

Oh man you could ask a whole arsenal of questions specifically to trip up Michael Caine in a modern analysis

It must be nice being able to just say stuff and not have to actually explain any of it because you’re just signalling to other people who already agree with you. Sometimes I regret having actual opinions and goals in life and thus denying myself that luxury. I imagine that you walk around in a kind of perpetual…

“Can we stop by the waterfall while we’re here? I’d love to unwind!”
“Well Sarah, I have good news and bad news.”