PJ Coffey

I'm pretty sure there was a commander class.

I've just never played it, so I wasn't interested.

Okay.

The name scavenger is pretty interesting because in Celeste I, Celeste I, not Celeste I, come on, I can do this, I can do this.

That was actually a faction in the first game and they basically dealt with the problem of carrying stuff.

Right.

So, you know, basically like in many role-playing games, it's like you want to loot all the dead bodies, then take all their stuff back and sell it in town.

But they also wanted to have inventory space, so they traced the scavengers, and the idea is you go and clear out a location, they go and tell the scavengers about it, they send in some

people with carts, and they pick up everything that wasn't nailed down, that you haven't already looted, like all the rubbishy weapons, and then they convert that into cash, and you get a cut.

Oh, nice.

Yeah.

I don't know...

Yeah.

It's a faction of eBay flippers, basically.

Yeah.

But with more cult drawing involved.

Okay.

Right then.

Next class.

Like a house clearance come eBay flippers.