Robots, Piper, and Valentine are really the only 3 acceptable companions. Drunk Chick is borderline.
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Another thing of note, turrets repair themselves over time. DON'T spend resources to fix them.
The key to it if you aren't super patient like me is to embrace the jankyness of the builder. I have some charming settlements because they consist of 3 or 4 "construction phases" where each phase is crapily building things I need around the previous crappy stuff I built.
20 to 40 base turrets are the way to go as it's way more entertaining. Don't go past much past 40 (At least on the PS4.) as it will effect performance. At one point, I had 400 defense worth of the base turrets in my main settlement and the game just stopped for 5 seconds at the beginning of an attack on it.
Buying items that break down to certain components is a good way to spend your money (more cost effective then buying those components in bulk)
Eventually, you can raise the dead bodies for 15 seconds instead of exploding them and you get a rolling army of doom especially once you get the skill rune to make them collapse back into bodies when they expire.
I liked the movie and remember nothing about it. And never watched any of the series.
Ummm, what were we talking about?
I WAS THEN VEXED BY MULTIPLE SQUIRREL GIRLS!
THIS PLEASES DOOM!
Wait until they get to the manual to build the interocitor.
They don't have Mark Ruffalo or Butterscotch Cummerbund money.
They've developed the idea that believing whatever the hell you want is "thinking for yourself" instead of "believing in mad ravings."
Technically, she has more seniority then the previous Doctor.
I thought it was because they say "maths."
" B.S., Physics and Astronomy" sounds about right.
Honestly, I think it is less Disney's fault and more puppetry was less profitable as CGI became more popular.
And I love puppetry, watching the making of Dark Crystal or Labyrinth is way more cool then seeing any CGI creation.
He thought Disney was the best company to handle The Muppets.
Jim was selling The Muppets to Disney right before he died. His death scuttled the deal.
Jim Henson had faith him in when I was 14. I'm now 41 so I can't really buy it totally.