Louisa Reyez and Zoe Kaminksi are at odds in Starfield, and it's up to you to decide whose side to take in Alternating Currents.
The Well is one of Starfield’s seedier dives being reserved for New Atlantis’ least savory citizens. That said, Louisa Reyez is a diamond in the rough, seeking to solve the mystery of The Well’s frequent brownouts. And since her partner in electrical engineering hasn’t turned up to work, it’s up to the player to step in.seems like it should be a fairly simple task, no hero operates without a villain seeking to stop their good deeds.
Kaminski claims the correct junction box is on the same level as the last, just a few feet away from the player. Yet Reyez says the proper junction box is located just above Apex Electronics. The player should trust their instincts here as Kaminski hasn’t been keen to help from the start, so, of course, she’d attempt to derail the situation.. If you flip Kaminski’s switch, you hear Reyez tell Kaminski that it was wrong, and you’ll still need to flip the correct switch.When we did this mission, the marker for Reyez’s box disappeared, so we had to find it manually. Apex Electronics is located right in front of the Trade Authority building.
So what happens if you choose one over the other? Do you get more money for helping Kaminski? More XP for helping Reyez? Not quite.If you help Reyez, she jabs at Kaminski, expecting to see the retail clerk thrown in prison. If you give the evidence to Kaminski, you’ve aided and abetted a criminal who is thankful for your expert lying ability.Otherwise, players receive the same number of credits and XP regardless of their decision.
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