woodroez

Hey everyone, trying to think of a game that came out...anywhere between three years ago to last year, I'm bad with time occasionally, sorry. PC game primarily, I think GB had a QL or QLEX of it. The game was that you were in a spaceship and were piloting around, I think it was pretty much open world. The gimmick was that your only interface with the ship and the universe was the ship's instrument panel. There was a radar screen and maybe a couple of other screens, and the rest of your interface's real estate was knobs and switches and such. I think I remember the panel being green in color.

Want to rewatch the GB coverage and think hard about getting it (or maybe something similar). thanks ilu all

@thechris: Woodroez#1219

@thechris: Request sent, as Woodroez!

I used to play on 360, not online but I was a pretty good helicopter pilot. Relearning the ropes on PC. central (GMT -6) evenings and weekends.

@someguyjohnson: ahh there we are! Thanks!

@someguyjohnson: Next to the fridge? Nothing happened. Perhaps we should work backward from that? What should that have done?

(This post contains some spoilers for a quest in what I guess is the second act of the story)

I just can't seem to advance anything at this point. There are a couple of NPCs I figured should want the item I got from the fridge but their dialogue hasn't changed from before. I'm just stumped. Can anyone help?

This advice is of little use to those of you now deep into your 1st playthrough, but fwiw: farm the heck out of the first few stages. Studiopolous, Chemical Plant, and especially Green Hill have tons of rings, shields, and ufo stages, allowing you to get two or three extra lives per act and plenty of opportunities to get chaos emeralds.

Regarding the emerald stages: I think a good rule to follow, no matter which course you're on, is to follow the ufo regardless of what you think you need. Taking a slower route to collect more spheres might level up your speed faster, but you will lose a lot of ground with the ufo in most cases, making the detour not worth it. You'll probably be surprised at how efficiently you can catch it after you learn the course and the route the ufo takes.

It sounds like Jeff has already got to them on his Switch, though I don't know how. My guess would be that making your language Japanese makes that stuff available to you.

I preordered at a local Walmart and had planned on being there for the midnight release, but then I got bronchitis, sooooo...I had thought about trying to do it anyway, but nah. I'll see what the story is in the morning, but I'm not even super worried about it, anyway? Don't really want to spend the money right now, lol.

Good luck to you Central Standard Time folks out there, less than 40 minutes away now.

I definitely think about Ryan all the time, still. All the best to Anna!