43 Scanning, Leveling, Blowing up Ships Starfield Blind Playthrough Let's Play with Ultra Settings

43 Scanning, Leveling, Blowing up Ships Starfield Blind Playthrough Let's Play with Ultra Settings
Salutations Cosmonauts! This is a blind Starfield playthrough. I am so excited to delve into this game. It looks to be a huge and expansive science fiction world that I'm dying to explore. I have only watched 2 videos about this game and they were both reviews and know very little else about what to expect nor what sort of play styles that I'll have to choose from.
Its been a long time since Bethesda created an entirely new game that isn't Fallout or The Elder Scrolls related. Will it be any good? I guess we'll find out first hand.
Thank you for giving my channel a chance. I know all the big KZbinrs are playing the game, so it really means a lot that you chose to watch, at least the first ep, by little-o me.
I hope you have a great time.
System Specs:
I9 1300k
4090
32gb 6000 ddr 5
2 TB ssd 4th gen

[@nealderiggi3945]

Only 20 min in but it seems like you are playing it the relaxing enjoyable way. It offers an almost endless amount of relaxing gameplay. That was what I wanted from the game and it delivers.

[@texasweeds]

This was a nice episode! Learned how to rank up some of these perks!! 😃

[@Reese-Dancer]

You can get lubricants, adhesive, and fiber on Gagarin in Alpha Centari. Your outpost and scanning should be high enough to set up a greenhouse and grow Sweetwater Cacti to produce the adhesive. Other plants there have lubricants, and i believe you can produce something else by setting up the barn there and getting fiber to it to feed the cricket like creatures, which in turn gives you lubricants or maybe polymers. I'll double-check tomorrow.

[@jtsgaminghijinx]

Lol it just so happens I’ve found Gagarin and have already recorded footage of me building the outpost. The video will be out in a day or two after I’ve finished setting it up. This is going to be my storage/temp main base! Thanks for looking out for me Jamy!

[@Reese-Dancer]

@jtsgaminghijinx LOL, Awesome! I know there is a lot of good stuff on there and if you set up in the marshlands it's not a bad looking area either but some of the fauna can be a pain if you don't set up defenses.

[@johnsimonson1207]

There is a saying that I can't remember exactly but the jist of it was that if you took the time and effort to raise your children properly (including being strict when necessary) then you had the privilege of being able to enjoy spoiling your grandchildren in your retirement. However if you spoil your children, then you end up having to raise your grandchildren. That sounds like what Jacob is feeling, that he did a good job with raising Sam and now wants to be able to spoil Cora. And Sam himself does not recognize that what he is doing is being perceived as being strict to Cora, even though what he is doing is teaching her the way to live and providing order for her. Have you not noticed before the media trying to demean parents and family, reduce the value of them and reduce or remove rights? About people in media calling parents an 'Oppressive Class', about how 'Parental Rights' is in fact harming kids and that parents are dictators and tyrants? There is a push trying to claim that a state-directed education through the school system is all that should be needed and wanted (which reminds me of what was done in USSR and WWII Germany and alluded to in the book Animal Farm.) I agree, it is better that parents give a care. They have 18 years or so to prepare you for the real world, and there is a lot of suffering in society from parents that did not provide enough stability and direction in their lives, and a lot of grown up babies today who don't understand concepts of labor and effort because their parents did absolutely everything for them. Even in Sam's case, Jacob being strict gave him the experience needed so that when Sam knew what he wanted to do, he had learned the skills and experience to pull it off. What good parent does not want their children to have opportunities for a better life than they? And I am sure that a LOT of parents would love to be able to protect their children from behind the scenes while children grew, and if the child learned to solve problems without knowing parents were involved, so much the better. Personally, I think Jacob is at the age where he just wants to dote on and spoil Cora.

[@jtsgaminghijinx]

I agree with everything you said. And it also reminds me of the direction that China is going too. Everything that Sam said about Jacob, as of these were bad things, reeks as being written by one of those grown up babies. I don’t see Jacob as being a bad father at all.