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They're referring to No Myr's Land (the hostile zone between Gildenmere and Kressia), not Gildenmere.

Different people (Fenoxo owns TiTS, Savin owns CoC2), but there's a lot of overlap between them in both writers and fanbase, and CoC2 was made under license from Fenoxo, which is why they're both hosted on the same site.

If it works the same way as in TiTS, it's used to track temporary additive modifiers to the relevant stat, though it can't bring that stat outside its current minimum to maximum range. Typically, it'll be increased (or decreased) by a certain amount when a relevant temporary effect is applied...

Last I heard, Fenoxo was writing the peace discussions (he even shared some bimbo Steele dialogue from it on Discord), but that was a while ago.

That's the AI cores you're thinking of, which are mutually exclusive with the broken psi-amp.

Mirrin's pregnancy is a one-time-only deal; if one of you doesn't get pregnant to the other, you never will.

I think you need to talk to her in the ship while having 10 vials of Gray Goo microbots (IDK if it also requires you to be injured), which will consume the microbots but unlock healing options; the V-Ko/Vi option merely improves her healing capabilities.

It doesn't, and I don't recall seeing any devs talking about adding it in the future.

Plus, any form of cheating kinda goes against one of the biggest... I'm not sure what to call it (themes? Selling points?) of the game, but it's how polyamory and open relationships are common to the point of being the default relationship styles in the setting. Unless it's purely role-playing...

Not yet, though if and when psionics are implemented, I imagine there'll be an option to have it fixed, turning it into a usable psi-amp (probably a unique one).

This is the likely culprit; you're very horny (i.e. at least one of Lust and Libido are 80 or more) and you've got a wetness of 1 (which is less than 2, but not less than 1).

PC pregnancies are coded in such a way that speed modifiers always apply by default; in order for speed modifiers to not apply to a specific pregnancy, that pregnancy has to be coded in as an exception, which means pregnancies that ignore speed modifiers are always deliberate. NPC pregnancies...

You're not imagining things; Mercenary and Tech Specialist are generally considered to be better. Smugglers are supposed to rely on Evasion for defence (as opposed to HP for Mercs and Shields for Techies), and damage-wise, they're built around inflicting Blind/Stun -> guaranteed Crits. Early...

Not yet; Wheatly's still in the process of writing that.

It's not automatic; you have to select the "Throne?" option from Taivra's menu (make sure you have 5k credits on you). Even then, it's still too late for you to find out she's your half-sister, as she needs to be on Myrellion for that and she moves to Uveto after talking to her after KQ2.

It's a random event that sometimes happens in the crew blurbs; you don't need to do anything other than step on the tile where you access the crew menu. Note that it's not a dedicated scene, so it might not be obvious if you're not paying enough attention, though even if you're not, the game...

Go talk with her mother on the Recreation Deck; you should be able to figure it out from there.

Nope!

Be lovers with Shade on Uveto, complete KaraQuest2 and wander around Uveto until she emails you.

No idea on Shade's part, but on Amara's part: This is because Shade basically forced her to be involved in Astra's life.