u/DEADDROP151

Unless one were to interpret the shadow lands as a sort of underworld or limbo, and he is ripping apart his very soul, but that also doesn't make sense, because it would mean Merika was THAT pissed off at the hornsent that she sent Messmer (and thousands of soldiers) to his death so he could wreck their shit in the afterlife.

Also-also, that would imply that Rellana would have gone full Romeo and Juliet just to follow Messmer.

No surcoats

If there is one thing I don't like about the hab-based ship building, it's how segmented everything feels. The Guardian showed what a non-modular ship design could look like, and it makes me wish there were more options to choose from. It doesn't have to have the starborn aesthetic, just as long as it is one singular interior.

From what testing I have done, crew members don't move from hab to hab, and will usually just sandbox within one only. If I were to guess, a ship that was essentially one oversized hab only could fix this. No idea if mod authors have tried testing how to fix this problem.

From what testing I did, most of the time it will just run up to enemies and bosses and use them at point blank range. Are there any that cause it to keep its distance and use from far away?

Mine is from the pickaxe, where a random miner just drops one of the coolest lines:

"Little wretches, do you think your armor harder than stone?"

A mod author already put a poncho over delta, and it looks good, so there is some potential for this.

Looking to invest in the Gazing Finger's skill, but I am looking for other ways of buffing it other than Alexander's shard or Godfrey's icon, since it apparently doesn't affect it.

Given how the game isn't even out yet, are there any games that make an attempt to include a multitude of mechanics and gameplay loops other than the basic ones one would expect to see in an open world first/third person game?