I'm actively looking for the Epic Hux family. In blind trades I had no luck offering Kallus from the same subset and neither when sending the base Leia.
So apparently a Brendol Hux card is valued higher than I expected, but it surely cannot be worth three Epics (two of which are still active and two are Leias) plus the extras?!
I play my old Shadowrun modules solo with the second edition rules and in addition to taking notes about what happened and writing some dialogue, I started to recreate scenes from the runs in Sims 4 to turn into mock up comic covers.
#1 chronicles the team's backstory. A trio of smugglers (combat medic, ace driver and mechanic) tries to break into the lucrative shadowrunning business with little more than their car and a sunny disposition. They get hired to kidnap a military engineer, who over the course of the plot gets absorbed into the team as their hacker. No dice were rolled for this issue.
#2 was a simple warehouse heist to get into the game mechanics again and figure out my house rules. The police officers shown are not just any randoms, but re-occuring npc of the "when we appear you "win" by running away" type. I optimized them to a far greater degree than I did my player characters.
If you know Shadowrun, you may think that the "deckers derail the game by doing their own mini adventures" problem wouldn't be present in a solo, but somehow decking still is a hassle (Roll whether utility works at all in this node. Now roll how well exactly it works against the IC. Now roll the IC's opposing check that eats up your successes of which you might need three or four. Now reconsider your career choice.).
My Paras Daniel and Rose bought a ranch and I created a Cowboy career for them that requires Fitness and Biology.
However, leveling at the computer wasn't atmospheric, so I moved the computer under a cow (they need to get enlarged a bit) and turned the desk invisible via the floor tile trick (select the yellowish floor stone, the middle one in the second row, then move the cursor over the object you want to hide while holding ALT and click). Now it vaguely looks as if Daniel is milking the cow.
I recently started as celebrity trainer at the gymn and caught a digestive virus there. So I went down to the beach and talked to people until they turned orange and I made sure to also pick "Talk about digestive virus" to make absolutely sure they got it. Then I repeated that at the meadow in front of the town hall. The town square. The outlook. Everywhere! I infected the whole town and then slept it off at the beach.
But I only did so because my *beep* of a player felt he didn't play often enough with the virus. He immediately had it cured whenever it arose, you know, like a sane person? So he slapped a finacial cost on the treatment. And we're in a challenge save where every Paradime counts. So what goes around comes around.
I try not to see too many spoilers, that's why I want to ask here instead of browsing review videos:
How does the game determine which Para receives the story card at the end of the day? Is it the currently highlighted one? Or can the cards target any household member?
For example I pick "career" and the game offers me randomly two for Tina, one for Gavin and none for Daniel that day. (There were little portraits on the cards in the trailer, what makes me think that's how it works, but I'm not 100% certain.)
Asking because if it's "First Para created in this household" I'll have to carefully decide which of my trio I want to be my main character.