I did one NG+ run where I took the cut down quest option and speedran the temples. That rang kind of hollow, so I've not done it since.
Currently new arrived at NG+4 and taking my time about things, I dunno if Ill get to 10, or if I'll get bored and launch a whole new character, but I'm having fun at least.
Keep a save at NG+9?
Also a full capitalist system would not have invented the internet as we know it
We'd have had CompuServe, only bigger. Subscription only, walled garden environments.
Might have got something close to modern ubiquity with cable companies bundling search and forum functions in with the video, but it would still be heavily monetised and tightly controlled.
Get a broad spread of basics early. There's a lit of Bethesda things you need to pay points for so get them, theft, stealth, pilot, targeting, boost, a couple of combat skills, maybe welless. Then start adding based on RP and what you want to do better.
Yeah, I do that too. Also in combat when I realise the CO2 is solid red.
Must admit, I always use keyboard and mouse. I've never tried to use the neuroamp on someone on the move, but adjusting power levels gets fluid enough after a little practice.
It is. On the other hand, I get a perverse satisfaction from the times I forget to wear the suit and almost suffocate on an airless moon somewhere before I remember to dress properly.
It doesn't help that the "dying from no atmosphere" warning looks exactly the same as the one you always seem to get for too hot/too old/solar radiation/noxious fumes/high pollen count.
Of course, I've also been known to take the suit off on airless worlds just for screenshot purposes. Not generally without activating Personal Atmosphere though :)
Fucking Bethesda, what happened?
Speculating, I'm guessing this is a side effect from adopting The Forge for rendering and animation. I'll bet those missing formids are now stored somewhere else, possibly outside the esp itself. Apparently something similar happens in the NIF format.
I don't believe the formids are missing or the game wouldn't run. They're just stored somewhere a little counter-intuitive.
First time through, it was a bloodbath and I got told off back at Ryujin HQ.
Second time I did it, I sniped the turret and took the guards down with EM weapons. No problem after that and no complaints at HQ.
I confess, I rather enjoyed the Ryujin questline. The last two stealth missions were a bit of a nightmare, first time through, admittedly. One you know what you're doing though [Starborn] they can be q lot of fun.
You get to Duelling 4, each kill heals 10% of your total health, which helps a lot. But yeah, up to that point you can go through a lot of med packs.
Anyone familiar with arch/artix who can give me a quick rundown on how to move from nvidia-dkms (artix) to nvidia-beta (aur)?
I tried trizen, but everything depends on something else right back up to steam itself and I'm wary of uninstall too many packages at once without knowing what I'm doing.