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They typically have substance abuse problems that eliminate any type of profit they may be making. If I have time I give them food and clothes (especially in the winter) over money I've only ever met one guy that passed and only wanted money and I so ended up not giving him anything

New Inhumans TV show? I dunno, I kinda stopped watching Agents of SHIELD last season

Pretty much this I prefer Tyranny but only Pillars has shapeshifting and summoning

You were probably just overthinking it I thought the puzzles were more complicated than they ended up being the first time I played it too

I'm pretty sure that I did it in the order you did too Double checked and confirmed I did it in the same order

It's good in a way, yes If you want to keep them dependent on the US then maybe not as good

I'm not sure what's going on in that picture but there are only 2 things you have to do in this dungeon.

The color puzzles? Different colors activate different switches. You can just try them all since there is never more than 3 (4 for the very last puzzle) colors except for the ones what want the torchkeys from other dungeons but even then it's still SSDD and even then it's extra areas and side quests PS the ones that require multiple colors in a certain order also give hints on some loot drops but even here you can just try all combos

I mostly give to local homeless shelters, animal shelters, and food banks Some larger places I donate to that haven't already been mentioned are Planned Parenthood and ASPCA

This seems to be the default choice for most people on the first run. Anybody chose chorus, rebels or nobody? I'd recommend someone side with either the Chorus or the Disfavored on their first run too The Scarlet Chorus and Disfavored split is more of a chaos or order choice so it's not surprising to me that more people are siding with order even if they are brutal in their methods and somewhat rigid in their thinking

Voices? Yes, I hear them too

I'm loving all these Biden memes

Everyone has some healing spells and a lot of potions PS plus it's my second time playing so I'm better with the mechanics and even though some things have changed I still more or less know what to expect

Whoever doesn't move out of the way

Chugging along in my second playthrough Still a mage but this time running an all magic party and trying to side with the rebels instead of the Disfavored Also, curious if they plan on doing expansions or DLC and where they would put that content

Solyanka or something like that

For some reason I thought there was a secret 7th companion but I guess not Not sure why I thought that

I think I saw someone have that same issue on Reddit

Supposedly it will kill you but since time only passes when you travel I never came close to it expiring

Yes, though no idea how long it took since it's been running constantly since it was release (except for the one time it crashed) but if I had to guess then maybe 20 something hours. I did all the side quests I could find but I also played in fast mode so it didn't take so long to cross the mostly smallish maps, even with all the back and forth that's required

Taking a slightly different path through the game this time around to try to see what is gated by what since the wikis and guides aren't that fleshed out yet

Leferd is doing the same, much respect

I wish I could take more companions with me to see what they have to say and gain more loyalty with them but in combat I do actually like the smaller party since it makes it more manageable

Wow! I can believe I just Now I'm off to deal with the other I'm loving this game and already have plans for what I want to do different in other playthroughs PS I still think offensive magic is much too weak. My sword and board and dual wielding companions are dealing damage I can't compete with. As a support character magic isn't bad at all if you're content being a healer and buffer/debuffer

Sorry, I can never stay away from magic