u/PatheticRedditor

Since Jedi: Fallen Order we've received excellent games.

Survivor, Outlaws, Zero Company and now Galactic Racer. From great stories to excellent replayability, the last handful of games have been enjoyable, full of new lore and concepts, and just overall. Fun to play.

It's been a great last few years for us, and it's only gonna keep going.

I run a couple SW RPG games and want to add similar ships to the Den and Caisson for my players to run into or travel in in future. Anyone got a hold of any design type stuff or blueprints that show more of both?

I have been running into a consistent problem with my PC since playing Star Wars Zero Company.

About 2.5-3 hours in of playing (with streaming), all of my USB input devices turn off. My headsets microphone, Mouse and Camera are all wired USB (with the camera USB-C) all hooked up on the front of the case. Keyboard is a wireless dongle in the back. No responses from any of these even if unplugging and plugging back in.

I also have a Switch Controller hooked up via a front USB that after about a minute of all other USB failures starts popping a warning that it is disconnected in the Steam Application.

All audio and video outputs work as normal, but because I don't have inputs I can't reset anything or run diagnostics when this happens without turning the PC hard off.

I did turn off the Selective Suspense setting in Device Manager this morning and thought I had solved the problem till about 30 minutes ago.

I'm worried I'm going to have to stop streaming because I'm actually having fun with this game and my handful of viewers.

I know Zero Company is a XCOM style game (whatever that Genre is called) and I'm really excited for this to come out.

But I know nothing gameplay wise that would help me going into this and I don't want to get stuck going into an enjoyable game and getting frustrated because I don't know the conventions.

Should I check out one of the older XCOMs first before diving into this on release day? Got any advice for my first time playing?

I'm looking to do a single session game set during the Battle of Jehda where the players are RDC soldiers coming in to help protect civilians and back up the Jedi and Church of the Force members towards the end of the battle. This is for a group of kids between 8 and 12, and I'd like to just give them a handful of character archetypes built on a standard build so they can choose a specialty within the unit they will be working in.

Any pre builds or suggestions on doing my own?

Need to pay for oldest daughters doctor's appointment today. Am waiting on nearly $4,000 in education expense reimbursements from my kids scholarships and a $600 refund from Amazon.

I'm hoping a large chunk of that will be in my account by Friday, but will definitely be able to payback on my payday.

Hi, frequent flyer, never... Trained?

Anyway, my family (2 adults, 3 under 12) and friends (3 adults, 1 under 12) are looking to do a trip via the Amtrak down to Miami near the end of July.

Does this route do the FareShare program? There is a chance 1 of the other adults in the group may not go, so that would keep us under the 8 max in one transaction. Also wanted to make sure we are reading the prices right if it does. Is it 60% off all tickets in the group of 8?

How should we pack for a couple days? What should we bring with us in the train car?

I like to play cards and the occasional boardgame. Is this feasible in coach? Nothing massive like Twilight Emperium or anything, but 6 hours with kids seems like I'll need distractions... Is there anything I haven't thought of yet that you think should be talked about?

Much thanks!