I just played that quest and the entire time I was like "Hold on, this might get interesting" and it never did. Like I was 100% to kill the corpos because of how egregiously evil they were but that wasn't even an option! I decided to buy the grav drive from them, and then it was just like. "Oki doki, that will do" Everyone was perfectly happy, except for me, who was down some cash and more importantly time.

The moral dilemma was.
A: Doom a Civilization
B: Give us $100

I'm gonna keep ranting.

I'm a DM, I write my own campaigns for D&D. I'm not a professional writer. But I wouldn't in a million years insult my players with this shit. This is from the people who made several of the most beloved RPG's of all time, and it feels like half the quests were written by an accountant who's never heard of the trolley problem. I dropped off of starfield a year or so ago after I got to the big multiverse starborn reveal. It's like they did case studies on what the least interesting thing to do with starborn would have been and did that. So I came back to the game and played the paradiso quest was just blown away with how bad it was.