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My biggest surprise and chaffing comes from the Oblivion? skill system; I much preferred the Skyrim system of getting experience by doing/using skills, and when you got 10 skill points you leveled. With that system, if you want to level your stealth, you used sneak; your two handed weapons, you equipped a two handed sword and went to work. Your character reflected your actions and if you want to change your skills, you changed your play. Now in this, and I assume in Oblivion, wow I don't remember that game even though I finished the MSQ, you level and then you invest points to grow your character, which feels more backwards; it works for ranks but not for new skills.I don’t remember the last time I got this addicted to a game, just hit 80 hours played tonight.
I mostly did random stuff, tweaked my ship to be more combat focused and got piloting to rank 4, and promptly spent 270K to get me a C class ship with 2700 cargo, room for 7 crew members ( need to skill up to have that many though) some pretty good shield and decent firepower. It looks pretty cool too.
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Someone mentioned that they travel everywhere rather than fast travel because of random stuff that can happen when you arrive in space, which I also do. A good example is entering a random system, I got message to go somewhere. I go, land on a planet in another system, do a pretty cool quest chain which eventually rewards me with a legendary armor. This would have been missed if I had fast traveled. There’s load of those.
I got a new blue pistol that does 300dmg…for a pistol I one shot level 60 at level 33 with it. Pretty awesome, especially as I am trained in pistols.
I really want to craft and get into base building but don’t have enough skill points to invest yet.
Time to go to bed. Can’t wait to wake up and continue my adventures tomorrow.
I really want to do crafting but now I have to wait at least 4 levels for points in science as I had almost nothing in science up to that point, I got medicine, which was far more useful that I had realized before the game started, as well as surveying but that restricts my other plans. I am leveling awfully slow but probably because I am doing more aimless wandering and surveying of random planets than I should. I am going to start the FreeStar Rangers questline tonight as I have a long weekend and plans to do nothing but play this.
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