Spoiler Alert ALL LODGE VARIATIONS 1. You meet only Vaso, everyone else is dead. There are no other members here. 2. You meet the non-starborn version of yourself. You can convince her to join your crew, and thus you mentor yourself, but all the members are also here. 3. Multiple versions of you hang out in the constellation. You can't interact past the intro dialogue. There's no way to kill them either. I'm not sure if there is more here. 4. Andreja has taken over the place. She wants to take down the constellation. Killing her gives you her clothes. 5. Walter Stroud buys up the place to sell you the artifacts for 100k. It doesn't make a lot of sense, as he probably pays more to build The Eye. Killing him gives you his suit. 6. You meet the hunter who has already killed everyone. He then gives you the artifacts. 7. Cora Coe has come back as a starborn. She is here to avenge the death of her father. 8. You meet Sarah at the door, but she is wounded. She seems upset, and you only find out that yourself is already here and has killed everyone. You have to fight a evil version of you. 9. Children's constellation - All members have disappeared, and only children are running the place. They just give you the artifacts. 10. Children's constellation - It turns out all the members have retired. This is the one where you think a plant is Sarah briefly.
Hmm im on my 7th ng+. I havent seen anything cool. I like to hope maybe, that you need to trigger certain challenges or something to trigger a new lodge.
I have a theory about NG+. We won't actually get the story of Shattered Space until we complete a playthrough and jump to another universe. The first new playthrough after installing Shattered Space will be the Shattered Space story. Once it's completed, we go back to hopping random instances, which will include a new infusion of instances that are alternatives of the Shattered Space story. If we are jumping through time as well as going trans-dimensional, thenwe could find ourselves dumped in different points of the Starfield Timeline, so after completing playthrough we end up a major participant in a critical campaign of the Colony War, in one main instance, on the UC side and in another the FC side. and after that we have the complete picture of what happened rather than historical accounts written by the victors and the losers each painting the other in a negative light. Eventually, I think we will meet sentient aliens, when the next jump puts us back in the prime universe but maybe a few years ahead. From Constellation's perspective we will have disappeared after completing the main story, with no way of knowing what ctually happened, only to reappear out f nowhere. It turns out that the beings that we ultimately meet need us to understand how our civilization does and does not fit within the grand scope of the Multiverse before we are ready to make contact. And the name of this race? The Dwemer, who ascended eons ago and left their homeworld of Nirn to travel the Multiverse as Starborn themselves. Because if we think Bethesda won't find some way to do a cross-over with Elder Scrolls at some point, especially with the whole Multiverse thing part of Starfield's canon, we'd be deluding ourselves. And nobody in Tamriel ever knew what became of the Dwemer, really. Just that they left behind strange technology. Starfield could answer that question... Just a wild theory, but not outside the realm of possibility.
@@ChristianPierce Not smoking anything. I'm on air that is pure as it gets :) However, this whole Starborn angle and multiverse hopping as an option after completing the main story, then there is nothing that is impossible. If they wanted to, they could release "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Starfield Edition, and put essentially the entirety of TESV in on planet branch, and after completing all of its cor quests, (main and expansions) the next time we sleep, we wake up in The Unity After all, a single explorable map on a Starfield planet is pretty much the size of Skyrim's world map, so it wouldn't be impossible. They could do the same with the rest of The Elder Scrolls games, and Fallout as well. We're looking at a game in which all of BGS's lore can converge, remaining independent yet forever linked... Not saying it will happen, or that I think it should happen. Just that the way Starfield is designed tohandle multiple large-scale maps, it could happen. Whatever does happen, I think it's safe to say that we're in for a wild ride.
@@Opnn8d1 Hey, you! You're finally awake! You were trying to cross the multiverse, right? Walked right into that you ambush. Same as you. And that you over there.
Has anyone else experienced weird alternations in the multiverse maybe this all has a connection to shattered space dlc If I’m correct it comes out in 3 months
Maybe but we don't have any information on the DLC up yet to go at least for speculation wise Also have you heard about the concerts of alternate realities are parallel universes at least me and they like the ones from marvel and DC
Man i was ready to settle down after doing 8 ng+ runs, was gunna start playing normally again then i got the child version of the first mission...i dont wanna talk to children lol
The alternate variations appear by rare chance when you load a new universe. If you want to see them yourself you'll have to make a save before loading the new universe and keep reloading until you find one.
Spoiler Alert ALL LODGE VARIATIONS
1. You meet only Vaso, everyone else is dead. There are no other members here.
2. You meet the non-starborn version of yourself. You can convince her to join your crew, and thus you mentor yourself, but all the members are also here.
3. Multiple versions of you hang out in the constellation. You can't interact past the intro dialogue. There's no way to kill them either. I'm not sure if there is more here.
4. Andreja has taken over the place. She wants to take down the constellation. Killing her gives you her clothes.
5. Walter Stroud buys up the place to sell you the artifacts for 100k. It doesn't make a lot of sense, as he probably pays more to build The Eye. Killing him gives you his suit.
6. You meet the hunter who has already killed everyone. He then gives you the artifacts.
7. Cora Coe has come back as a starborn. She is here to avenge the death of her father.
8. You meet Sarah at the door, but she is wounded. She seems upset, and you only find out that yourself is already here and has killed everyone. You have to fight a evil version of you.
9. Children's constellation - All members have disappeared, and only children are running the place. They just give you the artifacts.
10. Children's constellation - It turns out all the members have retired. This is the one where you think a plant is Sarah briefly.
10 is mislabelled right? Cause you meet Noel who looks after the place.
Hmm im on my 7th ng+. I havent seen anything cool.
I like to hope maybe, that you need to trigger certain challenges or something to trigger a new lodge.
I have a theory about NG+. We won't actually get the story of Shattered Space until we complete a playthrough and jump to another universe. The first new playthrough after installing Shattered Space will be the Shattered Space story. Once it's completed, we go back to hopping random instances, which will include a new infusion of instances that are alternatives of the Shattered Space story.
If we are jumping through time as well as going trans-dimensional, thenwe could find ourselves dumped in different points of the Starfield Timeline, so after completing playthrough we end up a major participant in a critical campaign of the Colony War, in one main instance, on the UC side and in another the FC side. and after that we have the complete picture of what happened rather than historical accounts written by the victors and the losers each painting the other in a negative light.
Eventually, I think we will meet sentient aliens, when the next jump puts us back in the prime universe but maybe a few years ahead. From Constellation's perspective we will have disappeared after completing the main story, with no way of knowing what ctually happened, only to reappear out f nowhere. It turns out that the beings that we ultimately meet need us to understand how our civilization does and does not fit within the grand scope of the Multiverse before we are ready to make contact.
And the name of this race?
The Dwemer, who ascended eons ago and left their homeworld of Nirn to travel the Multiverse as Starborn themselves. Because if we think Bethesda won't find some way to do a cross-over with Elder Scrolls at some point, especially with the whole Multiverse thing part of Starfield's canon, we'd be deluding ourselves. And nobody in Tamriel ever knew what became of the Dwemer, really. Just that they left behind strange technology. Starfield could answer that question...
Just a wild theory, but not outside the realm of possibility.
Great theory
i want what you're smoking, i do like the idea of the dlc being a ng+ run with more variation tho
@@ChristianPierce Not smoking anything. I'm on air that is pure as it gets :)
However, this whole Starborn angle and multiverse hopping as an option after completing the main story, then there is nothing that is impossible. If they wanted to, they could release "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Starfield Edition, and put essentially the entirety of TESV in on planet branch, and after completing all of its cor quests, (main and expansions) the next time we sleep, we wake up in The Unity
After all, a single explorable map on a Starfield planet is pretty much the size of Skyrim's world map, so it wouldn't be impossible.
They could do the same with the rest of The Elder Scrolls games, and Fallout as well.
We're looking at a game in which all of BGS's lore can converge, remaining independent yet forever linked...
Not saying it will happen, or that I think it should happen. Just that the way Starfield is designed tohandle multiple large-scale maps, it could happen.
Whatever does happen, I think it's safe to say that we're in for a wild ride.
@@Opnn8d1 Hey, you! You're finally awake! You were trying to cross the multiverse, right? Walked right into that you ambush. Same as you. And that you over there.
Has anyone else experienced weird alternations in the multiverse maybe this all has a connection to shattered space dlc
If I’m correct it comes out in 3 months
Maybe but we don't have any information on the DLC up yet to go at least for speculation wise
Also have you heard about the concerts of alternate realities are parallel universes at least me and they like the ones from marvel and DC
Thx you so much for the vids! How to unlock all variations? Im ng10 now but only saw one variation :(
You need to save before entering the unity,the rinse and repeat until you see variation, basically save scum the hell out of it
Man i was ready to settle down after doing 8 ng+ runs, was gunna start playing normally again then i got the child version of the first mission...i dont wanna talk to children lol
How do you get alternate variations of the lodge? I've NG 4 times and still been the exact same
The alternate variations appear by rare chance when you load a new universe. If you want to see them yourself you'll have to make a save before loading the new universe and keep reloading until you find one.
@@WellBattle6 👍Is the Lodge the only place that can have alternate variations?
@@SpartanOliyes
What is this, Skeleton Crew?