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Butt-ugly Starfield ship defeats the enemy AI's perfect aim
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this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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Very true to form for Bethesda. They give the players a bunch of mechanics to play with and then see what happens. Reminds me of the bucket trick in Skyrim where you can put containers on NPC’s heads to block their vision so that you can steal from them. It’s very silly, breaks the game, and ruins immersion, but it’s a single-player game so who cares? Enjoy the silliness if that’s how you want to play.
i didn't know you could steal from anyone in a bethesda game without magic guards knowing through the walls
FYI https://youtu.be/ccBQZVpVvAE?si=ObiacPNjUllErvyo