Here's what I'm saying.

This is my problem with all games like this.

Okay.

The moment I get a spaceship.

Yeah.

I'm not going to do anything anybody wants me to ever again.

Forever.

Right.

The moment I get a spaceship, why am I concerning myself with these petty terrestrial concerns?

Yeah.

There's a little thing called gas money.

Yeah.

Okay.

How are you going to fucking power your spaceship?

Are you?

Did you find a secret fucking...

Only fans.

Only fans.

Only fans.

Uh-oh.

Did you find a secret menu option in the game that makes you put gas in the hub ship? I'm playing on realism. Realism mode. Oh, you're gonna harvest anodyne tablets from the ground in the process of the-I-J-I-N-I get so tired. I get so tired. Yeah. I just needed a fucking nap.

I'm just saying if I get a spaceship and somebody's like, we need it. We heard there's a border dispute out and go fuck yourself. No way. Like, are you kidding me? I'm on Mars. I don't even remember you. Like, I've gone. I'm in space. I'm Captain Harlock. You know what I mean? I'm gone. Starfield was a bad game by traditional standards, but it did kind of nail that one part of space exploration, which is you get your ship, and then you just kind of fuck around. And honestly better. What happened to Justin? I haven't seen in a while. It's like, actually, he got a spaceship, and he started going to these crazy planets so far out. There's nothing on them except power-ups. And he would, like, fly to these planets. And I think he prayed or something. And then when he came back, he could float, dude. That's what I'm doing with a spaceship. I'm going to find those planets. Hey, maybe we were too hard on Starfield. Yeah, when you say it in that specific, and it only takes 20 seconds to say, it's pretty good.

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