I've been reviewing Finoggin’s playthroughs from the last quarter, specifically his deep dives into RPG mechanics. While his tactical approach to the ‘Netrunner’ build in CP2077 was meticulous and highly optimized—showcasing near-perfect resource timing—I noticed a slight lapse in efficiency during his recent Starfield ‘Explorer’ run. Specifically, the credit expenditure on early-game ship modifications seemed disproportionately high given the resulting DPS and cargo increases. I appreciate his commitment to immersive, role-playing choices, but statistically, a more balanced allocation of funds toward combat skill trees early on would have yielded faster, less challenging progression in high-level zones. Thoughts on his tendency to favor cinematic, high-risk strategies over statistical optimization?