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Why I Am Resigning ... When I became a senior judge in 2013, my successor was appointed, so my resignation will not create a vacancy to be filled by the president. My colleagues on the United States District Court in Massachusetts and judges on the lower federal courts throughout the country are admirably deciding a variety of cases generated by Trump’s many executive orders and other unprecedented actions. However, the Supreme Court has repeatedly removed the temporary restraints imposed on those actions by lower courts in deciding emergency motions on its “shadow docket” with little, if any, explanation. I doubt that if I remained a judge I would fare any better than my colleagues. ... I resigned in order to speak out, support litigation, and work with other individuals and organizations dedicated to protecting the rule of law and American democracy. I also intend to advocate for the judges who cannot speak publicly for themselves. I cannot be confident that I will make a difference. I am reminded, however, of what Senator Robert F. Kennedy said in 1966 about ending apartheid in South Africa: “Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope.” Enough of these ripples can become a tidal wave. And as Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney wrote, sometimes the “longed-for tidal wave of justice can rise up, and hope and history rhyme.” I want to do all that I can to make this such a time. ... am highly recommending reading the linked in its entirety. am knowing the "tidal wave of justice" ain't gonna happen today or tomorrow, and the disappointment am left with as our fellow americans shrug off improbable new trump administration excesses and indignities is beyond the scope o' our capacity to fully convey. what is it gonna take to make a difference? even so, with each additional attendee o' a no kings march and every time another mark l. wolf publicly declares their outrage, am a bit more hopeful those seeming trivial acts of resistance build towards something meaningful.

Currently, the serial killer perk's description states that, when killing a human, a heart will always be harvested from them if they weren't hostile or didn't fight back. However, I've tested this many times with stealth kills, both from range and melee, and have never gotten a single heart from an instant kill on an unaware human. I've only tested it against hostiles, not innocent people, but according to the description, that should work as long as they don't fight back.

You are not really convincing me to want to play this But it looks like something to go on deep discount quick - similar to midnight suns

I was wondering if anyone could help me as I crashed the Station into Fadefields and when talking to Inez, I can't convince her to stay as it says "Required info not found" despite there being nothing left to find.

I’ll keep it simple, I’m trying to have aunties choice and the order team up, I’ve already talked to Ruth now I have to talk to auntie. It will not let me. When I talk to the VPs in the room where I need to talk to auntie the only option I get is to use aunties choice to help take over the spire and archive etc. I literally can’t team them up. Is there any way to fix this, I really wanted to team them up but cannot. Please help

A bit too early for me to have my Outer Worlds2 thought, but this seems to align pretty well m with my impressions so far:

I appear to be unable to progress in the Aza Companion Quest "Stabbing at Shadows." I am at the objective, "Rendezvous with Severin" on Cloister. I went to their location, I went through their dialogue and then fought the Sentinels that ambush you and then nothing happens. From what others have said, a conversation with Aza is supposed to automatically trigger to progress the quest, but I never got that conversation and now I am just stuck at this part and unable to progress. I have tried leaving the planet and returning, changing companions, reloading the game. Nothing has worked. I was using Tristan as my second companion when I was doing this quest and defeating the Sentinel ambush triggered a conversation with him, so maybe that interfered with the quest? I am just speculating. I haven't been able to do any retesting on a different character as the quest is a bit far into the game, but based on what I have seen others say about the quest, it seems like Aza needs to loot something from Severin's body and that looting Severin's body yourself too quickly could interfere with that. Again, I don't know for sure if this is what is happening, but it seems plausible. Hopefully this helps and there's a fix/workaround/solution to this soon!

I'm playing the game and I'm really enjoying it. The only issue I'm having so far is that it would be great to have customizable markers to add to the maps, not just the blue dots, but also markers for weapons, chests, or doors that I can't open yet, so I can go back and open them later. I can't remember everything to go back, and I'm sure I'll forget some things. And honestly, using the blue markers is confusing, since I use them to move around the map, but I can't really tell what they are. I don't know what you all think, but I think it would be a really cool feature to have in the game. Cheers PS: Excuse my English, but I speak Spanish and not that much English.

I am in the N-Ray Range and I have the N-Ray scanner. I am unable to interact with the power switches leaving no way to progress through the main quest or even leave the building. I am completely stuck and my last save before the bug was 4 hours of playing time ago.

This is a bit annoying. I cant progress in the game while this bug is not solved. I don’t have much time to play and getting a bug like this in the little time that I have for this, is very frustrating