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Yeah I definitely know what you mean though, but I think that's a problem with really large scoped games that rely on proc gen. Obviously star field isn't out yet, but I wonder how they'll break it. I imagine they'll have some sort of landmark on each planet where they'd want to draw you to. Then that's where all the handmade stuff is. The rest of the planet will probably be boring proc gen stuff and there's only so much you can do to make that interesting. NMS at least fleshed out their systems more with time, so I don't know if Starfield will have that as well, or if majority of it is going to be just story and exploration like traditional Bethesda games. It probably will.

yeah but I know my diet is shit and I'm definitely not going to eat those things daily, so I think a multivitamin helps me at that point lol

idk if you've played No Man Sky, it's still going strong. It just released another massive update and has been releasing huge updates for 7 years now. It is a much closer fit for the exact fantasy you're describing. Thing is, once you realize proc gen is most of the content for planets, it means you've basically seen it all. I don't have any hype for the game, but NMS gave me hundred of hours, and judging by you implying the game is somehow negative, you probably still have the opinion from it's initial launch. The game is really, really good now.

Has all the telemetry, analytics, and pocket crap removed, and some proprietary blob or something lol. I know if they ever add more spying stuff the future that it'll automatically be patched out in the fork I use. Besides that, it's the exact same experience. Even Firefox Sync works which I use.

On top of that, it's available on f-droid so it doesn't rely on Google Play at all, which is very important if you're trying to minimize Google stuff on your phone.

What are you referring to?

Put him in an elderly home. I'd rather have a crack head off the streets make policy decisions instead of him.

It's very polished considering the complexity and scope of the game.

I'm on grapheneos and set my private dns to dns.adguard.com like the other guy suggested (also set it on my router too!)

I use Fennec (Firefox stable fork) from fdroid and it has the uBlock Origin extension, and I go hardcore and enable every single filter except the language filters lol. DarkReader extension also is super nice and is set to my auto enable on my system color setting.

Also I use noScript and go to the settings and enable "temporary allow top level domain scripts" and it allows a good amount of sites to work without having to manually allow extra stuff. There's still a lot that break, but much less breakage then blocking all js by default. I would skip noscript altogether if you don't want to manually enable js files and keep tweaking until the site works. It's really overkill for everyday browsing.

Using Mull browser (also on fdroid) too if you don't mind some breakage, it's Fennec but with arkenfox.js, so basically all the maximum privacy and anti-fingerprint resistance settings enabled. I don't really need that level of privacy, and Fennec + uBlock Origin is private enough to me to defeat all the trackers and it "just works" without ever tweaking anything on any website.

Bonus tip: try out Droid-ify app instead of fdroid. The fdroid app is super archaic and Droid-ify is an actual modern version with seamless updates for fdroid apps.

Are you on PC or Mobile? Make sure you enable FSR 2

I need her!

Wait until you show them the world of WMs

Party of small government btw