I just think it’s a neat little addition that gives you that, “ahhhhhhhhh, I remember that!” feeling.

  • @[email protected]
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    22 years ago

    I took a photo of a guy in Akila City who looks like CJ (the San Andreas CJ, not the New Atlantis CJ). Now I sometimes see him as a load screen.

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    82 years ago

    Cool, I really need to take some pictures now. Most of the planets I visited look like barren wasteland though… maybe I can find some interesting sunrises at least.

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    92 years ago

    Once I noticed that I started using it to make nice, personalized loading screens. It’s also a bit of a cheat tool since it allows you to stop time and look around with free camera. Very useful for the Ryujin Industry stealth quest

    • @[email protected]OP
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      42 years ago

      You can also use it to scout planets! Just raise the camera to its limit and look around the space. It’s such an awesome feature.

    • SwiggitySwole
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      12 years ago

      I haven’t played starfield (here from all), is stealth not as broken as other bethsoft games? Or is it just an extra tool you can get on top of op stealth

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    22 years ago

    That’s cool, it’s a shame that on Linux taking photos in photo mode doesn’t work, nothing gets saved to the gallery.

  • Hoxton
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    42 years ago

    I have a sneaking suspicion that other players photos are appearing as loading screens as well. Some of them just look a bit more like gameplay than offical.

    Not sure if this in confirmed or not, I’ve just been thinking about it for a while.

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    62 years ago

    This is one of the first games I’ve taken time to stop and take time to use the photo mode because of this feature