u/Hyphalex

I returned to cod in 2023 after taking a hiatus and bought mw3 preordered and everything. The game has 137 fuckin weapons??? That's more than Battlefield 4!

And we get ALL the goat maps, in the new graphic gloss and new cool movement.

MWZ is addicting as fuck. Menu theme goes hard.

Didn't play campaign since black ops 2.

Dunno... kinda seems S tier.

Elders Scrolls 2 remade with the new graphics and combat physics would be how they improve from Starfield. Starfield's biggest issue, was that it was empty.

Daggerfall was unbelievably massive, not empty. Has the lore work already cut out for them. All they have to do is examine their own work.

If this was done, the leap in mechanics would be so insane it would make all other games they made pale in comparison.

Yes, I'm aware they would never do this.

Vault 87 is pretty much impossible to approach without insane anti rad and chems. Niira should be far harsher for the player. Some Super Xenoweapons here and there...

Niira could have rogue mechs, and pockets of the planet with insane atmospheric toxicity, that you'll die in seconds without extreme corrosive protection.

We learn that the colony war came at great cost to Niira's indigenous habitat and climate. Yet anytime I'm over there, it seems pretty managable compared to riding my buggy on Porrima 3. Can get frostbite extremely fast.

After UC questline, feels kinda like a footnote. Can see lots of potential

One planet in the entire solar system. All the stars in the sky flying away like shooting stars, fading from view in seconds due to the extreme time dilation. Nobody goes to this place. No humans have ever stepped foot on this planet according to the coding in the game LocTypeNoHumanPresence for the whole system. No ship, no noise... nothing.

A true wasteland.

An unusual situation occurred after sleeping a few times on Venus. Looking at my production speed per minute, you'd think this is not true. But I discovered on other outposts receiving helium, that they now have infinite helium flow. I now have access to as much helium as I want at infinite scale.

because of the reverse time dilation, my other bases can now transfer as many resources as the game lets me put down cargo pads. The pace of production with a few modest extractors on this planet outpaces the need of all potential outposts in the game by about a fourfold.

This is crazy.

the math here is:

22.32/min. but for every hour I sleep on earth about 4x this is produced. (16x4=64 min) 83.333=60mins

sleeping on venus multiplies this by 100. Sleeping on Venus for 24 hrs multiplies by 24.

Every day I sleep on venus ~199,986 units of helium is produced. Dang.

New fear unlocked. Any town could get shutdown depending on who you voted for.

The town is called Hartman and the mayor was Catherine Fernandez

Towering Trees. Massive animals, and a new city and pois on trees.

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-TYPE: ROCK

-GRAVITY: 1.50 G-10 G

-ATMOSPHERE: MAX O2 ^(25-26%)

-TEMPERATURE: TEMPERATE

-MAGNETOSPHERE: STRONG ^(at least)

-FAUNA: ASTRONOMICAL

-FLORA: ASTRONOMICAL

-WATER: SAFE/ BIOLOGICAL

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Dagobahlike too.

Aesthetically it helps the rugged vibe for some of the more hostile planets.

It has the best combination for a Base for the purpose of exploiting helium for cargo links.

Make another base somewhere like Venus, sleep for 24 hrs and get OVER 2400hrs of production from the planet because the UT time conversion for this one is UNDER an hour.

On top of that, this planet naturally boasts tantalum, and atmospheric helium, so there is unlimited potential for spamming extractors. Tantalum is an important ingredient for Tier 3 vapor extractors for helium btw.

There are a handful of planets with a lower UT conversion, but this is the LOWEST for one with atmospheric helium.

Also it looks super unique. Probably my favorite planet in the game.