Adon Puns

• A small amendment. I've heard that companions require 250K Influence and 13 Insecticulture is 260K so if this is true. It's actually 12 insecticulture and 1 Succulent so it would cost 5.65mil. I'm not absolutely certain but it makes sense.

Not sure if anyone else has posted this info yet, it's probably on some site already, but I did the math myself today so I wanted to post it. Though, I'm not sure it's the right tag. Feel free to correct me if it's wrong.

This assumes you've already gotten at least one Altuur to 50 Influence either by getting to 100 in Galactic Season or buying a Commander's Compendium (only the first one is worth it if you don't plan on finishing the season)

Once one Altuur is at Influence 50 you automatically unlock the Legacy ability to purchase the gifts for credits from the Classic and Non-Seasonal Rewards Vendor (NOT the Seasonal Rewards Vendor, that is for non-subs only).

There are 3 gifts at the vendor:

As far as I can tell, there's no reason to get anything but the 450K gift unless you've already increased his influence some with Crew Skills Missions. Crew Skills are actually the only thing I use him for since I can't stand the noises he makes, but he's an easy companion to get to 50 for crew skills/crafting.

It takes 13 Detailed Writings of Insecticulture to get to Influence 50 with a completely new Altuur which comes out to 5,850,000 million.

Also, another table since I took note of the ranks and I think these are the important ones.

The Commander's Compendium, specifically the bound Compendium from the Conquest Rewards Vendor in the Stronghold and Crew Skills Section, cost 3 Dark Projects and 4.25 million.

I'm on Star Forge so I'll go with those GTN numbers. The average cost of a Dark Project on the GTN is 1-2 mil. Let's say 1 mil, on a good day.

So that's 7,250,000 for a Compendium to get Altuur to 50 influence.

There's a 1.6 mil difference between the Compendium's Base Price of 4.25 mil and 5.85mil for the 13 Insecticultures

Each Dark Project would have to be 533,333 (lol) or less for the Commander's Compendium to be more cost effective. This is true on some other servers, just not on Star Forge.

This is a moot

using galactic season rewards you can buy gifts to increase Altuurs level. The three gifts available are:

am I missing something here? is there any reason you want to buy the more expensive gifts?

With the new patch they introduced a few new things, one of which is the new companion, Altuur zok Adon. While I always welcome new and special companions, it seems a bit much to theme the entire first galactic season after him - both in name, theme, and rewards - if he's just yet another companion with no real story besides the short recruitment conversation.

Does this mean that we can expect more from him? Like when they introduced swoop racing, everyone was like "It's a fun gimmick, but is that it?" and then it unlocked missions as you advanced in reputation with the different teams. I'm wondering if the same could be true with Altuur zok Adon and his influence (i.e. he will get you missions as you level up his influence).

Is this a bit too far-fetched or what do you think? And has anybody spend enough Cartel Coins to rush through the season to actually know if this is true?

shalom chaverim!
do you guys have any lyrics of this song with english translation ?

I appreciate so much for your responds, Toda Rabbah

There is no lack of reasons in my opinion to fall in love with this film. Starting with the story in which two women who do not know each other and who will both be abandoned by their respective residents in the middle of the Mohave Desert.

A little later, their fate will meet at a place called Bagdad Cafe - a gas station with a small motel in which the owner Brenda (the excellent CCH Pounder) tries to deal with her problems. She is the mother of two adult children plus a gallery of guests at least exotic and certainly the place is not a travel destination.

As a matter of fact, Brenda has no time for herself and certainly the place is also quite abandoned and dirty.

And in this context, Jasmin (Marianne Sagebrecht - the excellent German actress) who was also abandoned by her husband, and who is just on the road in search of somewhere in the middle of the desert to at least spend the night and reorganize her broken life.

And so these two women will meet at Bagdad Cafe - the name of Brenda's establishment.

This film is a German production so it is a foreign film but it has the blood of an independent American film. It has a fantastic cast that includes veteran actor Jack Palance in a very interesting supporting role.

The film is about opposing people little by little getting to know each other and who will eventually become friends but after a lot of suspicion because after all, Brenda’s character has already gone through hard times and has reason to be suspicious when a stranger offers help. It is Jasmin who tries to rise from an abusive life and try a future in a place so different from her world.

And it is Jasmin who always uses the word "MAGIC" in the sense that it deals with the transformations of all characters as well as the place itself, but director Percy Adlon (who also wrote the script) shows us all this in small doses, as well as beautiful images of the desert with a soundtrack that makes contemporary filmmakers envy. The beautiful song "Calling You" that includes the vocals of Jevetta Steele (she sings as if she were an angel - literally) speaks directly to our hearts. For all these reasons Bagdad Cafe is an Oasis in the desert.

https://youtu.be/BKePv7nXl5c

I've just finished Markiplier's gameplay and I was wondering if there are other endings but I didn't find any information online, is it the same ending but with different completion percentages/achievements/etc or are there any actual differences cutscenes?