Game Discussions Bethesda Softworks Starfield Space RPG
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Until Bethesda do it (if they do it), this mod does exactly that. Helps immensly with flying around and getting the manufacturer only modules for a build, without having to temporarily put in a different module.
Codger has been approved for design academy. The rest of you: Shame! Especially that neon green!
I agree as you always loose credits having to fit something and then sell again . Whilst having a few credits in game it does hurt my real life sensibilities especially when I've maxed out my trading skills.Yep, certainly could use a "build-in-progress-save" feature. Bizarre how an hour or two can pass while I'm working on a ship, and it seems like no time.
Is that the place where you enter the refined taste smuggler ship during the Ranger quest line? Just by looking at the screenshot I'd like to get in the ship and fly into the mist and make camp in the hills up there.
I have tried to make a uniform color scheme for my ships, for the parts that can be repainted, because I think that such a uniformity is aesthetically pleasing. That lime green came to my mind from the ship's name: The name Razorleaf has the word leaf in it. Such a bright contrast color makes the ship look more aggressive, doesn't it?
Yes, you are absolved. The contrast is indeed very good. It highlights single elements and gives it a distinct look. Still I would try something else than neon.
Hey, stop standing on the horizon!
I have no idea where this was. The screenshot immediately preceding this one is at the Red Mile, so I probably was doing the Ranger stuffs.
It looks like a lake landscape. Lakes were rather rare in my explorations. They were either pools or rather oceans. Lakes seem to be predetermined locations. There is Sonny Defalco's villa at a lake iirc and the smuggler dude on the island inside a lake. I say "lake" when I can see the opposite shore or terrain beyond - Ocean if it is endless horizon.
What makes that place so lovely? Those flying creatures look like biological fighter-bombers. I would assume they don't like the presence of humans. Or maybe they like, because humans are suitable prey for them.Lovely place. We came here to assassinate someone.
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Well, it smells nice. And has a blue sky. And cute little birdies that are very friendly. Eat from your hand. Lovely.What makes that place so lovely? Those flying creatures look like biological fighter-bombers. I would assume they don't like the presence of humans. Or maybe they like, because humans are suitable prey for them.
The clouds.What makes that place so lovely? Those flying creatures look like biological fighter-bombers. I would assume they don't like the presence of humans. Or maybe they like, because humans are suitable prey for them.
Think I've seen them, possibly on another planet. They won't attack and break easily. Essentially giant butterflies.
Did you survive there? Do you remember how high level system that was?
