An Imager - specifically adept Havelock

In that case, I think it must be Elega!

Fewer!

No, it's more than that!

Was it Foamy the pirate?

I cheated of course, by looking up the answer!

After Morn Hyland mostly blows up Starmaster, how many survivors are there on board?

"To use your phrase, Chief Mandich, what the hell did you think you were doing when you assigned a whelp like Ensign Crender to take my orders?"

Bingo! You're up!

It's something to do with the access hatch itself.

Still very close but not quite there!

Yes he was! This is tantalisingly close!

Hint: it wasn't a dead end to start with.

Avatar wrote:He got trapped in a dead end and stunned?

--A

You're on the right track with the dead end but not quite there.

I haven't got access to the books so I'll have to do an easy one that I'm sure of.

Angus tried to escape from lockup after being arrested for stealing supplies. What was it that put an end to the attempt?

NATHAN! Just waltz back in and drop a post like you've never been gone why don't you? :D Welcome back. Good to see you around man. Hope to see you more often. :D (I dunno, I could see playing TW in VR...especially if you were constrained to your general for example...could be interesting. (And cool...

I can see the appeal to VR and I can imagine several game types where it would improve the experience: -Racing games. Being able to look where you're turning, glance at drivers alongside you, etc. would be a huge game-changer. Same goes for anything in a cockpit (space sims etc). -First Person Shoot...

Five steps by six?

It was big enough to do zero-G press-ups anyway.

Well..?

Looks good to me Avatar! What's the verdict, StevieG?

I never finished the main storyline. I found that once I'd got all the perks I wanted and upgraded my weapons and armour as far as they'd go, I didn't actually have much interest in finding out what happened in the story. It just didn't grab me in the same way New Vegas did. Got 105 hours out of it,...