Final, and Measured Review after 20hrs: Shattered Space

[Vlad 254]

Same guy that was accused of toxic positivity gives a mature, measured review of the DLC
Renfail Reviews Starfield: Shattered Space

[Vlad 254]

Gotta love this guy.

[jerrypocalypse]

Originally posted by grimus:

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Gotta love this guy.

Saw that vid the other day, no love for that guy from me.

Mind if I ask why?

[Mephitic]

The review is refreshingly fair.

[=CrimsoN=]

He's awesome and I've agreed with what he's said 100%. It's a breath of fresh air from the rage baiters who are just looking for easy clicks to spew the same regurgitated ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about Starfield.

Someone who actually gets it.

[utahcowboy]

I like his vids and his personality. I haven't watched his review yet, but I will probably like it when I do. My only issue with him (and it's a small one) is that he kept reporting on his channel that the landing zone area no longer had any limits once the maps were released several months ago. It is something that is very easy to test and I don't know how he missed that he was mistaken, but oh well :) Other than that, I like his stuff.

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by grimus:

Originally posted by jerrypocalypse:

Mind if I ask why?

Oh his review is just fine, seems to be his honest assessment. I have issues with YTers who do reviews, no love for them in general.

Yeah I'm with you there grimus as the vast majority are click bait artists. But that's what makes this guy so refreshing and not just with Starfield, all his reviews tell the good and the not so good and without all the fake fanfare.

[Vlad 254]

Has anyone done the Orphan quest he talks about?

[CurrySpirals]

Nice, I’ll have to check this out later. Enjoyed those other two videos from him.

[Raven]

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Has anyone done the Orphan quest he talks about?

Someone in here has.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1716740/discussions/0/4849905031861416744/

[Defective Dopamine Pez Dispenser]

Avoiding spoilers so I don't want to watch too much of that, but I will just say he has a cat, so I have subbed.

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by Raven:

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Has anyone done the Orphan quest he talks about?

Someone in here has.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1716740/discussions/0/4849905031861416744/

Thanks raven

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by Defective Dopamine Pez Dispenser:

Avoiding spoilers so I don't want to watch too much of that, but I will just say he has a cat, so I have subbed.

I saw his cat, yeah he seems to be a cat lover and like Mephitic says:

Originally posted by Mephitic:

The review is refreshingly fair.

[Ellorien]

I’ve done the Orphanage quest. You need to complete another quest before it becomes available, and you need the unique item from that quest to have arguably the best ending. Both quests are emotionally charged.

Ironically, the Misthaze cavern he mentions is the place connected to the Mother Goose thing he was previously talking about. To actually start the quest (with the quest marker on the cavern etc.) you first need to find a slate in another dungeon in a different quest. That’s how the quest started for me. Similar to how you learn about the “secret outpost” in the base game.

I also found a small building (in the same crater where the Orphanage is located) with a container that requires a key. I suspect the key is found somewhere else in the world, I just haven’t found it yet. wonder if anyone knows where this key can be found.

[Raven]

Originally posted by Ellorien:

I’ve done the Orphanage quest. You need to complete another quest before it becomes available, and you need the unique item from that quest to have arguably the best ending. Both quests are emotionally charged.

Ironically, the Misthaze cavern he mentions is the place connected to the Mother Goose thing he was previously talking about. To actually start the quest (with the quest marker on the cavern etc.) you first need to find a slate in another dungeon in a different quest. That’s how the quest started for me. Similar to how you learn about the “secret outpost” in the base game.

I also found a small building (in the same crater where the Orphanage is located) with a container that requires a key. I suspect the key is found somewhere else in the world, I just haven’t found it yet. wonder if anyone knows where this key can be found.

I found a key on a civilian body on the way to the 'weird cavern' to talk to the phantom guy. Also found one in the orphanage, (no idea where the box it unlocks is). Also found another one 'somewhere' I can't 'fiddling' remember where, for all the help that is. Sorry.

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by Raven:

Originally posted by Ellorien:

I’ve done the Orphanage quest. You need to complete another quest before it becomes available, and you need the unique item from that quest to have arguably the best ending. Both quests are emotionally charged.

Ironically, the Misthaze cavern he mentions is the place connected to the Mother Goose thing he was previously talking about. To actually start the quest (with the quest marker on the cavern etc.) you first need to find a slate in another dungeon in a different quest. That’s how the quest started for me. Similar to how you learn about the “secret outpost” in the base game.

I also found a small building (in the same crater where the Orphanage is located) with a container that requires a key. I suspect the key is found somewhere else in the world, I just haven’t found it yet. wonder if anyone knows where this key can be found.

I found a key on a civilian body on the way to the 'weird cavern' to talk to the phantom guy. Also found one in the orphanage, (no idea where the box it unlocks is). Also found another one 'somewhere' I can't 'fiddling' remember where, for all the help that is. Sorry.

I'm on that Orphanage quest now, actually exited the game in the middle of it last night. So far so good on finding what I need but this looks like an other well put together quest in this DLC.