Does anyone know when other Bethesda titles first had a 30% off sale?

A gun should do the same damage as another gun given it's setup the same.

A coachman with the same mods as another coachman should do the same damage.

But make it "Rarer" and suddenly it does more damage? How?

The receivers in Fo4, I could forgive for game-play purposes, maybe you could reload your brass with more powder or whatever, but the rarity system just doesn't make sense, and honestly pisses me off.

Arguably more important: How to start a steam locomotive

Pretty much everyone call you 'they/them'. Hell, in Fo4, if you play as a woman, raiders will call you a bitch. In Starfield, I'm not even sure there are lines that change based on gender.

It feels like the genitalia options in CP77, whuptdy do, you can have a big dick. Changes nothing.

Same vibes in Starfield.

Like wtf has anyone on the team gone to a club? Hell, have any of them been outside at night?

Also, the bubble suits. Did HR design them?

I added a mod, turns out he's having trouble seeing reports, with at least one being completely invisible to him. Do I need to do something on my end for him to see it?

Same question for the hospital station. Come on Bethesda, this is something you're usually good about, giving people beds. Even lowly bandits in a skyrim cave all had beds. What happened?

It's broken on every instance, so spread the word.

I get it. We've all had to endure some BS training or tasking after a commanding officer, NCO, or supervisor told us "it was mandatory" or it was to "complete the mission." We've all had to roll up out sleeves and do something we didn't find comfortable. I feel like this is different. With the politicization of the Covid 19 Vaccine, the treatment to those abstaining it would be borderline abuse. here we have (in my opinion) a clear case of backlash directly from refusing the vaccine, even after the mandate was lifted. If you disagree I'd love to hear your viewpoint