Yeah, money is hard to come by, but I think it's a positive in a RPG like this. Because it means that the game economy is well thought of. You can't be easily swimming in money and buy all the best item available in merchants. Lots of RPGs I've played fell to the same hole, which makes looting and hoarding items in mid to end game not as exciting anymore.
I'm sure you could say the same thing about the eventual Aphra "pretty" mod that makes her white with blonde hair.
I remember people complaining about Vasco's tattoo. Now there's a mod to fix that.
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Oh I agree, it's stupid, but removing tats isn't on the level of that though.
Do you like Dragon Age Origins?
Who said I was trying to get the other poster. Their reasoning doesn't make sense, there's nothing in the story so far that I've seen that suggests that. Although I could have missed some obscure naut side quest.
It doesn't really explained like that. You simply need to look around. Every Nauts have tattoos on their face, but the amount is different depending on their position. Dock workers do have tattoos already, but only a glimpse in their cheek. As a captain, Vasco has tattoos covering half of his face. Meanwhile, the admiral has tattoos all over her face.
Just know that the combat is more real time but you can pause at any time.
I remember one single quest with a time limit (~5hours) for an optional task, but I don't remember if completing it matters that much. On my second playthrough I kind of forgot about it and decided to let the timer run out at 4/5. No failure or negative reputation, but maybe +1 more for completing it. Advancing the mainquest(s) far enough may make some quests unavailable or 'fail' them if you haven't finished them yet. There is also a 'Point of No Return', but the game will let you know.
It is avoidable if you had done things differently, but now it's 'part of the story'.
It's basically a combination of Dragon Age Origins and The Witcher 3, but with 5 million budget.
You don't need mods for that. Simply turn off all Steam controller support in BPM, and let the game detects your DS4. It has native support, but no vibration.
Something on your end, I have a worse card but buttery smooth gameplay at 1080/60 FPS. Just got to Hikmet as well.
If you happen to have textures at ultra, try changing it to high. I just arrived to new serene and started having huge performance issues. Someone claimed that there is a problem with the ultra texture setting and atleast turning it down a notch fixed my problems so far..
You have another active companion quest, and you need to complete it first.
