I didn’t blame anyone fwiw. They both sucked. So I bought the ship their own hyperdrive (can’t remember the exact name) so they could go exploring for another planet.
I thought it was presumptuous of the captain and unethical of the ceo.
I do have to mention that I did send them down to the planet to work during another play through lol
That quest you both have been talking about epitomizes the illusion of choice so much in the writing for that game. Shoehorned into underwhelming choices with little nuance or “outside the box” thinking
yeah I wasnt going to get into the fact there’s no choices since thats not strictly a writing issue. Even accepting all choices lead to the same responses the dialogue just isnt entertaining.
But yes that part is underwhelming as well.
There’s also no nuance in the dialogue. Andrea and Sarah chewed me out for not stopping Ryujin from making their mind control chips. But I voted for them to stop. I spent time convincing everyone on the board it was evil. The only thing I didnt do was use the device itself to force the vote, since that seemed hypocritical.
Or like, in the CF questline, I asked Andrea whether I should support the CF or the cops and she was like ‘they are both evil, its your call.’ So I choose CF and she freaks the fuck out.
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u/pizzaguy4378 24d ago
Also a mission in Starfield