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They don't call them death sticks for nothing.

Honestly? An HK G11 would have been and improvement and would not look out of place. The Freestar Lawgiver would have been better off as an energy weapon. Because wood does not conduct heat as well. It's why you have wood on the RPG-7. Anyway. The Lawgiver works by way of a revolver cylinder...

The energy weapons are an ergonomic nightmare. Some of the guns are Fallout 4 assault rifle ugly or worse.

OK, the battle of Cheyenne, at the end of the Colony War. Looks to be a shit show. Given what you learn in the Vanguard questline. If I didn't know any better. I would think what happened to Londinium was enemy action. Then you have FC civilian ships helping the military out and that is what...

They did it in Fallout. It's where FEV came from. A Chinese bioweapon released before the war.

I wonder how hard it would have been to make Starfield a horror game? I mean one explanation for all of the abandoned sites and such is not only was there a war but a plague as well. Something that killed off a size able chunk of the population and that is only now being stabilized. During play...

Yeah 1=10% 2=15% 3=20% 4=25% Also weapon skills are wierd. For example say you have a rifle that does 100 damage. Level 3 Ballistics is a bonus of 30% to your weapon so it does 130 damage. However if you also have rifle...it adds 30% damage to the existing number . Thus instead of 160...

Not sure if the higher levels of commerce are worth it. Level 1 is 10%. The next 3 are only a 5% increase.

Tell me about it. I have a ton of planets I have survey data for. I also intend to set a base up on Cassiopeia in that rainforest area where you go during one of Sarah's quests.

You use it for crafting and base building. Also,

Also a way to make more credits. Pay say a 10k to 15k 'licensing fee' and you can build anyone's ship parts and later in the game they pay you to make modules for them. Brings a new dimension to shipbuilding. Start with Nova Galactic since they seem to be out of business and go from there...

One mechanic they could have implemented is being allowed to make your own ship parts from scratch. You have the resources, you have the equipment...

Hell look at Fallout. They have tracked robots, robots with legs and floating robots. Could you imagine how useful a Mr. Handy would be on a space station?

You know some of the areas and ideas... why are all of the robots legged? Where are the large ones that roll or have treads? Also where are the ground vehicles at? Don't they have cars and trucks in the future? You can use Helium 3 to go to the stars but not fuel a transport?

Could Ecliptic be a franchise? You pay a certain amount of profits to the main office and they can care less about how you make money.

United Colonies, Freestar Collective. LIST, those are the big 3 with Spacers, Crimson Fleet taking the place of Raiders and Ecliptic are mercenaries. They need a third faction to make it interesting. How hard would it have been to make the Spacers their own group the player could join at some...

I thought there would be one given he is the first person to set foot on the moon.

THAT planet. OK I know where it is. I sometimes use the system so I don't have to deal with Jemisen. By the way is their a planet called Armstrong or Gregarian?

Haven't been to Londinion yet. Where is it?