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Rush means bonus sleep.
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*Waves*
Ridge'll come looking for me eventually, if I fall asleep here at the base, so you might get to say hello to him.
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Ridge'll come looking for me eventually, if I fall asleep here at the base, so you might get to say hello to him.
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I never go for it anyway. RNG and I are not friends.
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If you had Tabletop Simulator, do you think you'd play it regularly?
I was about to go on a long rant about how Luck isn't tied entirely with RNG, but I won't. You don't even know the game, so I will refrain from nerding out. 8P
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I'd make some PC comments and whatnot, but regardless, I'll actually get the game next year because they're adding VR support.
I honestly can't tell if it'd be something you like or not. All I can tell you is this: when starting the game and deciding on where to put your SPECIAL points, I would ignore Luck altogether. Not really a fantastic skill tree, there, and the stat itself isn't really important.
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Nor do I. Sleep if you need to.
I need sleep, but I still have a little bit of a rush from all that. It'll wear off in a few.
Fallout 4's first real DLC, Far Harbor, actually managed to capture the same sense of intensity and moral ambiguity that the base game tried to do with its main storyline, but did it way better. My only qualms were:
A.) Those puzzles in the middle of the darn questline ruined the immersion, IMO,
B.) Even with side quests, it was too short, and
C.) Despite how they advertised the new world space as "the largest they've ever made for a DLC" and all that, there was an underwhelmingly small number of locations to explore. The world space was big, that's true, but the actual, marked, explorable locations on the map were really sparse.
Other than those three things, it was great.
Also, the mods are 10/10.
A.) Those puzzles in the middle of the darn questline ruined the immersion, IMO,
B.) Even with side quests, it was too short, and
C.) Despite how they advertised the new world space as "the largest they've ever made for a DLC" and all that, there was an underwhelmingly small number of locations to explore. The world space was big, that's true, but the actual, marked, explorable locations on the map were really sparse.
Other than those three things, it was great.
Also, the mods are 10/10.
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The rates haven't changed and it's not everybody at the same time.
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Many peoples' life motto.
I don't blame them.
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What kind of hotel doesn't have wifi?
The wifi is on and off. Like, I mean it took several trues to upload a post.
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Noted.
Also no cell service in my hotel, and we're not going to be home until Sunday sometime.
In an area in Kentucky with off-and-on wifi. Just a heads up.
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It would be insanely useful. I hate wasting time sleeping. But it makes for a nice reset button.
*Shrugs*
You've got to do what you've got to do.
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