Hell, your comment should be a TIL all by itself. Maybe people will stop bitching about their posts getting a single downvote when they can see it’s just a few trolls.

Neil Armstrong was a consummate badass but he looked like a dorky accountant.

I’ve met a bunch of Special Forces guys. Half of them looked like dorky wiry accountants.

Chicken and waffles is a thing. Maybe he didn’t want to smell like syrup for a week so he skipped the waffles.

Strong lady who can pick me up with one hand and doesn’t need me to emotionally support her all the time? What’s not to love?

They don’t have the iconic background in the wardrobe. That also confused me the first time I went looking to make his outfit. You’ll have to either remember the icon of each item or hover over them to see the names.

His items are only marked as quest items until you have them all. Then you can stick them in the stash.

Also the wardrobe populates from any item you have acquired, not just the ones in the stash. I know this because I always go buy a bunch of street clothes in watson before talking to Jackie. I don’t stick them in the stash. I just buy them and disassemble them and use the parts for upgrades.

No I used, sir or mister or LT. Like I was supposed to.

None of the clothing matters for stats in 2.0+ of cyberpunk. Like the helmets are 25 armor at orange quality. That much armor only affects your character at less than level 10. At higher levels all your stats come from talent points and cyberware. Like my character at level 60 has 1450 armor. The 25 from a helmet or flak vest is negligible. This allows you to wear whatever gear you want to look good.

You don’t have to worry about outfits at all which is great since there are only like a dozen outfits in the game and half are just hazmat suits. Just wear the clothes you want and keep your armor cyberware up to date.

Try exercising a little and you’ll be able to do stuff fine in your fifties. Sit behind a computer for twenty years doing nothing and your comment would apply.

World of Warcraft had the transmogrification system that did this. They introduced it a few years into the game and it was great. No longer looking like a clown while playing your character really helps with immersion.

Uh, what? When i was in we called each other by our first names if we were friends or last names if we were acquaintances. Hardly anyone used ranks unless you were being yelled at or had to report. I was in a combat arms unit so maybe its different for other types of units but i doubt it.

Like an unknown genus

Francutus of borg emerging from a maturation chamber:

Palps strip mined Ilum so it’s probably better that we don’t send younglings there any more.

ty five years with akoocheemoyas? I wonder if I can get myself assimilated.

The Doctor is a projection of the electromagnetic and force fields. Microwaves are projections of electromagnetic fields.

Why couldn’t B’Elanna rig up some projector to localize a microwave beam and follow your coffee cup? You could call it the ECH (Everyday Coffee Heater) since it was based off the Doctor.

I’d be like Mortimer. Hanging out in the plasma relay room doing research and trying not to get Tuvixed by the crazy lady in charge.

Skants are unisex. The only difference was men tended to wear shorter boots with the skant than women did.