This Starfield Questline Lets You Become An Android, Kind Of
is full of many sci-fi elements, from blasting across star systems in seconds to unlocking gravity and time-bending powers. One thing the game doesn't let players do as much — a staple in other futuristic sci-fi games such as — is augment their character with cyberware to make themselves an android. However, there is one particular questline that comes close to achieving this.
The Settled Systems of are comprised of a variety of humans and alien species, but to achieve the utopian-looking cities of New Atlantis or even the vast array of options for players' outposts, advanced technology is commonplace. Characters use jet-pack type «Boost packs» to easily leap large areas, and robots such as Constellation's VASCO are available to assist their allies on their ventures.
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Boost packs and advanced space suits or weapon technology are great, but it seems surprising, considering how much technology is on display, that players can't augment their characters with it more directly. The Neuroamp questline, however, is the closest players can get to this, as it rewards them with a brain implant that gives their character access to the «Manipulation» skill.
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The Neuroamp is a cutting-edge piece of technology that can be dangerous if used immorally due to how it can alter characters' mental state to do its owners' bidding. Players first discover it when working with the megacorp Ryujin Industries in the cyberpunk-esque city of Neon.
The Ryujin Industries quests revolve around the world of corporate espionage, with a rival company, Infinity LTD, stealing Ryujin's designs with the aid of a mole to build a Neuroamp of its own. As a result, Ryujin
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