I don't know what the ideal form of a looking for games site is, and I am not inherently against the idea of GMs getting paid, I used to get paid to run games and it helps a lot!
But the website is giving cult or LLM vibes and the metric tons of AI slope engender the opposite of confidence.

A whole fleet of absolutely perfect GMs, flawless storytellers, dozens of completely perfect reviews promising that This campaign about goblins with eight fingers on every hand levitating chains around a cross eyed dwarf is the most satisfying TTRPG experience you will ever have.

I'm playing her as someone who's magic just happened one day, and she mostly focuses on plants so she is mildly terrified animals might also start talking to her suddenly and she has issues with processing her attachments to things that don't live long (by human standards)
Also, 1st human pc ever

this is mostly a personal complaint because "cissexual" sounds like a way pick-me-ish way to say that you won't date trans people, but it's actually just transmeedicalism again, which is a different, more pathetic brand of pick me-ism

ADA is great thus far. A ship AI seemingly intentionally working beyond and around it's limitations is a genuinely good idea, and I'm less worried about a sudden for shock value only personality shift cause she's already got some violent tendencies.

The moment to moment gameplay is probably the strongest of the Fallout-likes I've played. Flights feel dangerous, I've died a handful of times, the weapons feel interesting and time slowing is way more satisfying that Vats. The leveling system seems to promote real specialization.

The kind of die hard loyalty to a corporation shown by Spacer's Choice employees is definitely reflective of a certain kind of guy who exists, but again, unfortunately the bite of that is completely toothless because of how the opening plays out. Capitalist Centrism isn't an ideology that says much.

Julie on the Groundbreaker is immediately endearing, but unfortunately the opening has conditioned me to look for "if Harriet Tubman hated slavery the Underground Railroad would have been evil because hate is wrong" style rugpulls, so maybe she secretly eats babies or something.

Some nice things to say about this game so far, since I'm still thinking about it. Parvati and the Vicar are both neat, the Vicar especially. Emerald Vale and the Groundbreaker are both interesting looking locations, and I like that the nameless NPCs appear to have some sort of lives.

Which is worse, a company town where the company regularly allows hundreds to die due to both negligence and deliberate sabotage (for an insurance write off) while demanding complete loyalty at the threat of execution, or one old lady who's kinda mean.
The Answer May Surprise You.