Where They Are | STARFIELD #97
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2024
- First play through of STARFIELD.
Difficulty : Very Hard
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MODS used in this video
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Address Library for SFSE Plugins | v3.0
BetterHUD | v0.2.2 SNEAK PEEK
Enhanced Player Healthbar | v1.0.3
More Subtle Scanner Sounds | v2.0
Simultaneous Mouse and Gamepad | v1.0.2
Starfield Script Extender (SFSE) | v0.1.5
Starfield.exe Auto-Backup (SFSE) | v1.2
StarUI HUD | v1.1
StarUI Inventory | v2.3.2
StarUI Workbench | v1.0
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Andreja's defiantly got that hot/crazy thing going on. Kudos to the writers and Voice actress.
When I first met her I knew I'd love her. She gave off strong and capable on the outside, warm and caring on the inside vibes.
7:20 "We have got to work on your people skills." Damned if I wasn't drinking a coffee at that moment. Managed to keep it contained, thankfully. Too funny!
Where do you take someone who has been injured in a Peak-A-Boo accident?
To the ICU.
The UC definitely has the coolest looking space suits. The dumpy-looking Freestar Ranger suit doesn't even compare to the UC military suits.
11:20 "You have a long journey ahead of you" said a spiritual leader
"Nah not really" replied a clueless adventurer
I binge watched the entire series in the past week or so and I had a blast watching it! :D Now that I'm up to date with the episodes, however, I can truly feel the weight of those cliffhanger endings. XD
Gopher; you’re classy, witty and funny without being crude or vulgar. Classic British humour. Much appreciated. 👍👏
Aside from the lack of paved roads, one thing I don't understand about Akila City, is why it has so many stairs. The planet Akila has 1.5 times the gravity of Earth. Just walking along level ground would be tiring, let alone trying to climb stairs.
Everyone would have epic legs after living there for years. But yea the whole city design is borked.
Simple really, even if the walls get breached you still have the high ground so your shooting down into the enemy instead of straight into. That and the designers were on cheap drugs so didn't do any research or even thought about it. Like the ones that thought you could get lung damage from argon while wearing a space suit or frostbite at -10 in a few minutes even though the suit your wearing is designed for -/+ 250 for hours.
As someone that stinks at running while gunning, that sentinel perk, like the one on your red and black UC tiger suit, is quite nice. Catch a smile out there. o7
Um, what about arming Andreja with some of that super-powerful anti-alien weaponry and armour?
I know you won't do it in the playthrough, but I would love to see him get together with Andreja.
She might be a bit weird, but she's a fighter and already opend her heart.
The sleep bonus is of course some nice bonus! ;)
The back story would be worth it. It's well done. Also would love to see Bethesda do a DLC that would allow her to go home, that would be nice.
I coulda sworn i walked right thru those inaccesible doors
Oh yeah! Next episode is gonna be a real doozy
I thought I got a notification that I couldn't dismiss andreja until I finished her quest when I took it.
Gopher did too… but either forgot it between recording sessions, or missed it.
Little nervous to say that I really like star field I came in with no expectations except space game because I live under a rock most of the time. Not a fan of cyber punk tho so maybe I'm just weird lol. Sorry star field haters out there, no videos for you to report 😂
You shouldn't be nervous about saying you like something, but unfortunately I understand the feeling.
7:55 Dialogue in this game just sounds... like someone with BPD
Pays to have a workshop on your ship
If you have the cargo space for all the resources yeah. One thing that bugs me is that you can use the ships cargo resources from workbenches in your outposts, but not your outpost resources from the ship workbenches. THAT is a massive over sight in my opinion. But yeah, the workshop is about the only useful habitat other than the command center ones (to increase crew slots).
@@GophersVids right! I forgot I don't play that overweight BS anymore. I love mods ,🤣🤣🤣
@GophersVids BTW I'm waiting to see if you miss the scene I missed on londinium.
The bullet sponges are real. I disliked those in FO4, Starfield did not improve a bit in that aspect. Guess that's what Bethesda considers a good gameplay nowadays.
Imagine your surprise when you play any Dark souls game or Resident Evil or even Cyberpunk if you fight head on. Or really any game ever made uses health as a way of prolonging a fight. People like you make me want to address you in a way similar to how Andreja would.
@@nealderiggi3945 That is why I play Cyberpunk with headshots, takedowns and stealth which works perfectly. A thing you cannot do in this game as stealth is not a viable option due to how the AI works. Darksouls have an amazing gameplay, atmosphere and world which ties into bosses having huge health pools, not sure you can say that about Starfield. Cannot comment on resident evil, as I have not played it.
And Andreja is the only cool character to have around in the game, so her addressing me is more of a compliment.
The reason bullet sponges tend to be such a common mechanic used to increase difficulty is because that is generally what works best in game development, even though that might be a shocking realization for some. The reason for this is because increasing the NPCs AI/ability through a difficulty slider makes it much harder to develop and balance a game properly, especially in an RPG where levels would also play a factor. They need to make the game appeal to a wide audience, and so the base game is typically going to have NPCs that are relatively easy to take down, and then just increase their health, armor, and damage dealing for those who want a harder experience which tends to work for most players. Those who want a truly difficult experience are usually a niche.
But the great thing about BGS games is, you can mod them to suit your own taste and make the game as difficult as you want.
I find 'spongy' difficulty easier to accept when it's fantasy, due to the idea that it might take several cuts to totally kill an enemy AND the fact that you're often fighting things that are either magical OR fantastically large. It's harder in games where you're fighting normal humans and shooting them with modern weaponry. However even in fantasy games there are moments where you look at a guy who is still hitting you with a two handed axe whilst an arrow is clearly stick through the center of his head .... :)
@@GophersVids Yes i get you, but wouldn't you agree that there is a way of making sponge mobs the right way even in fantasy games? A good way to mask it is to split the body in sectors where the head gets a high damage multiplier and a headshot or 2 will end someone or something, the body is the main health pool and the limbs can be broken to introduce more gameplay mechanics. When you have the same damage model applied to the player character as well it becomes involving, scary, engaging, interesting.
As an example the "old" FO:NV, and new Helldivers 2 games manage sponge mobs quite well by rewarding skill if you want to dispatch a high health mob fast (headshots, limb shots), or if you don't want you can shoot centre mass and kill it by going through the whole health pool.
I am not trying to "hate" on Starfield, I'm just saying that it does not feel right when fighting enemies, the RP with the NPCs, the quest consequences.... I expected way more from Bethesda, though I guess I should have seen where they are going after the release of FO4.
Hope dies least they say.
So Im not watching this lp due to me not being a fan of Starfield myself…can anyone recommend other UA-camrs that play games with similar role playing styles like Gopher? (Immersive)
I have a Cyberpunk LP on the go, and lots of other play throughs on the channel :) Also quite a few on my alt channel for LIVE play throughs too.
I have not found anyone that truly role plays, fully immersed into the character, as Gopher does. A few suggestions 1) Gopher has some other great series similar to this such as Red Dead Redemption 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Kingdome Come Deliverance. 2) Others that I really like (and remembering Gopher's style is my favorite) are Materwelonz (Welonz), ChristopherOdd and Liz XP. They are mostly clean language and fun. Whereas Gopher truly stays in character, Welonz is more like sitting next to your best friend while she plays. ChristopherOdd is a combination of both. I watched Gopher and Welonz series on The Forgotten City and Horizon Zero Dawn - and both were fantastic in those games just different styles.
Best is probably just go to Gopher's channel and select another Playlist. Have fun and May You Walk on Warm Sands. 🙂
@@ColoradoKidTV thank you for his playlist suggestions! May you also walk on warm sands
@@kaidorade1317 Glad that helped. Horizon Zero Dawn is a fantastic series and much shorter than the epic RDR2. Note: Gopher's Horizon Zero Dawn was actually done as a stream (not my favorite style at all) and then edited to be a YT lets play series . Gopher did an excellent job of editing out chatter, by pausing at campfires while chatting then editing those parts out, etc and feels more immersive as the videos progress. But it will feel a little less immersive-style than others at times as a result (only a little). Still, Horizon Zero Dawn in one of my favorites of his (although I am biased as HZD is my personal favorite game).
And let us not forget the amazing Skyrim LPs. Been following since before the tale of Richard the Librarian. My favs so far are definitely Richard and RDR2, though the current Cyberpunk has been rather good too I must say.