Lol, same!

The Den just has the one creepy Trade Authority though. Maybe the guy in the bar if you have foodstuffs to sell. I've spent too much real-world time waiting 48 game hours in the chairs by the airlock for him to reset. Kind of a drag.

The Key has 8 vendors all with generous cred limits right next to eachother. I think the next best place is Neon, you can run down the central concourse selling to every shop along the way. Assuming you get any "special acquisition" goods past the scanners that is.

::: spoiler I actually assumed that the UC would set up shop on the Key. It was their station originally, after all. If I had realized the vendors would be gone for good, I may not have finished the Crimson Fleet storyline so early. :::

At the top of my list is to have vendor's available credits scale with my level. I'm hurting to offload a ton of high value loot, especially after

I felt the same way almost immediately after my first go through the Unity. Played in the new universe for a couple hours before deciding to reload a save from before the transition, and made the opposite choice. Some of the conversations you have at the Lodge after choosing to stay are pretty poignant, so I'm glad I got to see that.

I'll probably go full into NG+ at some point, but wanted to more fully experience my original universe first. Plus, it's way easier to get those final research projects and max out a few choice skills when I have millions of credits and a boatload of materials gathered off of an entire campaign. I highly doubt I'll have those levels of resources available again.

Dream Home would not pick again. It's a nice enough house, but I've been there a total of one time when I paid it off. There's no reason at all to go here, or any of the purchasable homes in this game.

Hero Worship sounded funny. It's super irritating. Another waste of a trait

Raised Enlightened Because, science! It's come up in conversation a few times. It's fine I guess. Just realized that I never went to the house of the enlightened to pick up my free crate of goodies.

If this hits your nostalgia buttons, take a look at NoClip's new game Stunt Derby https://store.steampowered.com/app/2026450/Stunt_Derby/

NoClip is a video game documentary patreon/youtube channel. They decided to make their own game to better understand the industry.

It's not like they're going to say, "oh, don't bring THAT recovery vehicle, it can go TOO deep."

Up until a few days ago, I thought Reddit Gold was just the awards. I had no idea it was an ad-free subscription. Reddit could have easily converted me into a paying customer by offering a personal api key that i plug into my favorite 3rd party app. The $5 more than covers my api calls, plus opportunity cost from not seeing ads, plus it would have kept me feeding quality content into their machine. What a series of ridiculous missteps.

Can we talk about that weird camera roll during the M’Benga / Chapel fight scene? Usually thats done when gravity is changing, but here the camera flipped, they went through a hatch to a lower level, then the camera rolled over again. What was that all about?

That was my take as well on the ship. My reading was that they picked up a bunch of salvage from the war, and kit-bashed it all together to make a ship.

Same. The current state is perfectly serviceable for me, and I look forward to helping it grow to make it more viable for others.

To be fair, 10 sheets of ply is going to make two very small sheds.