Just chilling. Literally.
Yep, Bethesda NPCs are still a special breed, and what this instantly brought to mind is Fallout 4's settlements. I spent a bunch of time in that game trying to build a nice settlement, and when I visited would discover everyone and their Brahmin walking around on the roofs. It's nice to know that, even in the far future, it just works.
This is far from the only bug players are regularly encountering on their ships, with the robot companion Vasco seemingly particularly error-prone."Vasco is the buggiest NPC in my ship,"Low-Pomagranate-5229."Sometimes he's folded in a walkway and get past him so I shoot him until he de-spawns and appears elsewhere on my ship.
It apparently gets even better, with player Dastari noting:"I had several people on the party ship float out through the ship and could see them outside." Hey, space walking is a thing. I wonder, given that this particular bug has heritage, whether it'll ever be fixed or just something that lingers on and on… because that's the thing about Bethesda's bugs.
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