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They have addressed this in follow up interviews. They are open to mods and possibly private servers, There will be quests and NPCs, Nuke will not be able to target specific players or settlements and you will get a 10 minute warning before they fall, and there are checks and balances against...
I heard on Saturday during the daily meeting that this idea is longer happening. The backlash on social media was to much even from non miners. Good idea in theory, not so much in practice. Still limiting to 1 GPU per month, at least thats whats supposed to happen, I think YMMV from store to...
I stumbled across this recently. Looks interesting but I'm not looking for a replacer. I'd rather this be part of the base game then a substitute for it. I would try it when it's released, but I don't know how it would handle all the other mods I have installed, would it ignore them or would...
The cores are not uncommon in the wasteland. I have 16 in my inventory currently and ~10 more back at base. I use it all the time, but the main problem is getting enough resources to deal with it's upkeep. After a couple of battles parts parts getting ready to fall off. I can't do weapons...
Yeah but nothing like that is around here. The closest would be USS Massachussets at Battleship Cove but thats a post dreadnought ship whereas the one in the art is pre dreadnought. The only 2 ships from that are the Miska in Japan and thr Cruiser Olympia in philly
Ars has a good analysis of this
http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/12/netflix-accused-of-creating-fast-lanes-at-the-expense-of-competitors/