Survival Time: 20.09 hours.
Player has frozen to death.
Final Moments:
Player is resting.
It is now Dusk
** End Turn **
Resting...
** End Turn **
Resting...
** End Turn **
Resting...
Player is thirsty.
Player has severe hypothermia.
Player is in a campsite with an average sleeping bag.
Not enough moves left this turn.
It is now Night
Player is unable to see well in these conditions, making activity difficult.
** End Turn **
Not enough moves left this turn.
** End Turn **
Player is tired.
** End Turn **
Player is weak with thirst.
** End Turn **
Player has frozen to death.
Player is barefoot, and cannot travel as easily.
Player suffers from near-sightedness.
Player has trouble staying asleep, and sleep is less restful.
Player is tough, can take more of a beating than most, and recovers faster.
Player is strong, and can carry more than most.
Player is skilled in trapping and snares.
Player is knowledgeable in plants.
Player has a high metabolism, and consumes food and water faster than most. However, Player also recovers faster from wounds and illness.
Player is skilled in medical procedures, which increases rate of recovery from wounds.
Player is skilled in lockpicking.
Player is skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Player is more effective when using melee weapons, and they degrade slower.
Player's hunger is sated.
Player is unburdened by what Player is carrying.
Player has a normal circulation of blood.
Player is not experiencing any pain.
Player's immune system is healthy.
Player has not acted significantly more evil nor good.
Player is wearing the protective talisman.
Player is wearing a wrist strap from Gyges Cryo Facility.
Player knows that the creature coming down the hall was a dogman.
Player is using an optical magnification device.
Player has previously returned to the cryo facility.
Player has previously discovered exam room 17.
Player has painful blisters on their foot.
Player has already taken the sleeping bag from the car.
Player is unable to see well in these conditions, making activity difficult.
Player is tired.
Player is weak with thirst.
Player has frozen to death.
FUCK! That's what I get for running around without a shirt on in the post apocalypse.
Maybe but no one will ever say you weren't a tough son of a bitch.
Facing down dogmen and post apocalyptic hypothermia, thats how I would want to go out.
Survival Time: 20.09 hours.
Player has frozen to death.
Final Moments:
Player is resting.
It is now Dusk
** End Turn **
Resting...
** End Turn **
Resting...
** End Turn **
Resting...
Player is thirsty.
Player has severe hypothermia.
Player is in a campsite with an average sleeping bag.
Not enough moves left this turn.
It is now Night
Player is unable to see well in these conditions, making activity difficult.
** End Turn **
Not enough moves left this turn.
** End Turn **
Player is tired.
** End Turn **
Player is weak with thirst.
** End Turn **
Player has frozen to death.
Player is barefoot, and cannot travel as easily.
Player suffers from near-sightedness.
Player has trouble staying asleep, and sleep is less restful.
Player is tough, can take more of a beating than most, and recovers faster.
Player is strong, and can carry more than most.
Player is skilled in trapping and snares.
Player is knowledgeable in plants.
Player has a high metabolism, and consumes food and water faster than most. However, Player also recovers faster from wounds and illness.
Player is skilled in medical procedures, which increases rate of recovery from wounds.
Player is skilled in lockpicking.
Player is skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Player is more effective when using melee weapons, and they degrade slower.
Player's hunger is sated.
Player is unburdened by what Player is carrying.
Player has a normal circulation of blood.
Player is not experiencing any pain.
Player's immune system is healthy.
Player has not acted significantly more evil nor good.
Player is wearing the protective talisman.
Player is wearing a wrist strap from Gyges Cryo Facility.
Player knows that the creature coming down the hall was a dogman.
Player is using an optical magnification device.
Player has previously returned to the cryo facility.
Player has previously discovered exam room 17.
Player has painful blisters on their foot.
Player has already taken the sleeping bag from the car.
Player is unable to see well in these conditions, making activity difficult.
Player is tired.
Player is weak with thirst.
Player has frozen to death.
FUCK! That's what I get for running around without a shirt on in the post apocalypse.
Maybe but no one will ever you weren't a tough son of a bitch.
Facing down dogmen and post apocalyptic hypothermia, thats how I would want to go out.
Bare feet, no shirt, all man.
I rolled up on a bad mother with two hardened spears in hand, he shot me in the shoulder, I was stunned, then I hit him with a flurry attack, and knocked him out. I looted him, then finished him off so I could take his pants and use his scope to fashion an eyepiece to compensate for my myopia.
Then I get stuck on the first boss because he soaks all my fully loaded guns/grenades/gas tanks laid out specifically to stun him. Not to mention he has an infinite amount of spawning enemies helping him out. At least I was having a little fun until this fight.
"He has a chainsaw arm that can kill you in one hit..."
Mhm mhm game design. It's weird when you see people make an incredible game like RE4 and then their other titles make it look like a fluke. The Hitman series feels like this, too.
(RE4 of course also had chainsaws that could instakill you, but those dudes were way more manageable than that thing in the video.)
I was going to ask how good Arkham Origins is for a late night impulse purchase but looks like I'll get to sleep on it.
Depends on how much you liked Arkham City. The "more of the same" comments aren't wrong. It's Assassin's Creed: Revelations to the previous games' Assassin's Creed II and Brotherhood.
I was going to ask how good Arkham Origins is for a late night impulse purchase but looks like I'll get to sleep on it.
Depends on how much you liked Arkham City. The "more of the same" comments aren't wrong. It's Assassin's Creed: Revelations to the previous games' Assassin's Creed II and Brotherhood.
Sold! Any DLC worth picking up?
I'd say no. There's only one story DLC (Cold, Cold Heart) and it's not particularly interesting. It sections off the map to about one half of what it is normally, doesn't give you much to do in said map, and the one boss battle included is the poor man's version of a fight done better in City. Some of the areas look neat covered in ice and Batman gets a cool suit (hur hur puns) but I can't really recommend it.
The other "story" DLC (Initiation) is really just a grouping of challenge maps with brief intro pieces. Those maps are pretty neat, honestly, but the DLC does a poor job of presenting its content. If you like Challenge Maps give it a go. Otherwise, pass.
The other Season Pass items are skins. Most of them... aren't great.
So I wake up and there's 5 more pages on the Steam thread, and then a new Steam thread.
You people are going to be the death of me; it's getting to the point where I wake up earlier to just get caught up with the reading.
Anyway. It looks like Wasteland 2 is out for reals. Time to fire 'er up and see how many bugs I come across. And I ain't talking about the giant irradiated scorpions.
Ah yes, the old "temporarily inconvenience some people in the name of opposing an unrelated terrorist group." It's a bold strategy, Cotton—let's see if it pays off for them!
Ah yes, the old "temporarily inconvenience some people in the name of opposing an unrelated terrorist group." It's a bold strategy, Cotton—let's see if it pays off for them!
Seems like a weird time to do it if they really wanted to get attention. It's the middle of the night in America.
I started my RE:velations playthrough tonight, and the game is surprisingly bad. It's not even at RE5 standards. It's clunky with it's dodge mechanic and (sometimes) melee attacks, the writing is just laughable, 2-3 hours in and I still have no idea what's going on in the story. Then I get stuck on the first boss because he soaks all my fully loaded guns/grenades/gas tanks laid out specifically to stun him. Not to mention he has an infinite amount of spawning enemies helping him out. At least I was having a little fun until this fight.
The RE:velations 2 trailers look great and I had high hopes because revelations was supposed to be "good" ...but man, where did my favorite survival horror puzzle series go?
For the extra curious here's a video of it, it's just a giant mess where you're soaking all of your hard earned ammo into one fight. This guy even gets lucky and kills him with his last bullets:
There's a boss like that in RE4, when you're on New game plus, you can just buy the rocket launcher kill him in one hit.
I also read that there's a sniper rifle that I missed before this fight which helps out a lot, but really the way the game was going I'm not even sure if it's worth diving back into it.
A lot of people (Myself included) actually find revelations to be better than 5 or 6. I'll admit the dodging mechanic is a bit wonky (Probably better on a controller, which I won't use because it's a shooty game) But in regards to story...when HASN'T a resident evil story been awful?
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So I've been completely immersed in DCS World the last few days since I got Flaming Cliffs 3. I've been doing ground school and reading up on the planes themselves to get generally familiar with their roles and capabilities. It's an aspect of simming that I really love. The study creates a kind of intimacy with the game that you just aren't going to achieve in lighter games. That first time you successfully use ECW to counter enemy radar, or you master those tricky Russian avionics is a feeling that's hard to match in other games.
But other times I just want to fire missiles like crazy and blow shit up in a stylish manner. Vector Thrust looks ideal for this, and thanks to @Viking I now have a copy of my very own. Thanks a lot dude! JETS FOR THE JET THRONE!
I had a crazy dream that I played TF2 with a bunch of you last night, on maps involving trains falling from the sky, floating laser robot chainsaws, and a dubstep concert.
Wait. That wasn't a dream. Those were maps by @ueakcrash! And they were so awesome. Good times everyone.
Survival Time: 4 days, 7.74 hours.
Player has died due to cardiac arrest.
Final Moments:
Stranger gets up.
** End Turn **
Player falls back from Stranger.
Player has tripped!
Player has fallen to the ground, and must regain footing to continue.
Player is exposed to easy attack for a moment.
Stranger launches a flurry of attacks at Player...and hits!
Stranger needs a moment to recover before acting again.
Player needs a moment to recover before acting again.
Player is tired.
Stranger gashed Player's upper chest with a sharpened spear stab.
Player is coughing up blood.
Player is stunned and unable to move for a moment.
Stranger lacerated Player's lower chest with a sharpened spear stab.
Player is in minor pain, and some activities are affected.
Stranger lacerated Player's upper chest with a sharpened spear stab.
Player has a fractured rib.
Player is unconscious. Player's heart has stopped, and will likely die soon.
Player: ...zzz...
** End Turn **
Player: ...zzz...
Player is barefoot, and cannot travel as easily.
Player has trouble staying asleep, and sleep is less restful.
Player suffers from near-sightedness.
Player has a high metabolism, and consumes food and water faster than most. However, Player also recovers faster from wounds and illness.
Player is strong, and can carry more than most.
Player is tough, can take more of a beating than most, and recovers faster.
Player is knowledgeable in plants.
Player is skilled in trapping and snares.
Player is skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Player is more effective when using melee weapons, and they degrade slower.
Player is skilled in medical procedures, which increases rate of recovery from wounds.
Player is skilled in diagnosing and repairing electronics.
Player's hunger is sated.
Player is unburdened by what Player is carrying.
Player has a normal circulation of blood.
Player has not acted significantly more evil nor good.
Player is wearing the protective talisman.
Player is wearing a wrist strap from Gyges Cryo Facility.
Player has previously returned to the cryo facility.
Player has previously discovered exam room 17.
Player has already taken the sleeping bag from the car.
Player is comfortable.
Player is using an optical magnification device.
Player's thirst is slaked.
Player is fighting off an infection.
Player has fallen to the ground, and must regain footing to continue.
Player is exposed to easy attack for a moment.
Player needs a moment to recover before acting again.
Player is tired.
Player is coughing up blood. Player has contracted pneumonia.
Player is stunned and unable to move for a moment.
Player is in minor pain, and some activities are affected.
Player has a fractured rib.
Player is unconscious.
Player has died due to cardiac arrest.
Edit, and CC:GM keeps crashing after I commit several high risk airdrops from VTOLs in the middle of a snowstorm while staying in telemetry range of my carrier.
I've finally encountered an enemy carrier and chased them into the sea. Game could have been better with more ships to round out my battlegroup and theirs, with enemy captains cursing me with their last breath......
Are there any good naval games where I lead my battlegroup and the enemy curses me over the radio with their last breath? Anime like or like THE LAST SHIP
I had a crazy dream that I played TF2 with a bunch of you last night, on maps involving trains falling from the sky, floating laser robot chainsaws, and a dubstep concert.
Wait. That wasn't a dream. Those were maps by @ueakcrash! And they were so awesome. Good times everyone.
Hell yeah man. It's always fun showing those maps to people who haven't seen it yet. We play every Friday around 8pm-ish, so you should join us again!
Also check out my YouTube channel in my signature for my serious business maps, too! Plug plug plug.
Also we totally have an active TF2 thread in se++, just saying!
@Jazz how far into the campaign am I when I take fulcrum?
I think maybe halfway. At least as far as working through the archipelago. The problem now is you've got the enemy carrier striking at your islands so you've got to go on both the offensive and the defensive.
Honestly I didn't get much past that point in the 360 version.
You're dead right about the FPS section on Fulcrum, though. It's so much better, primarily because it's so much more open.
So for those on the fence about Final Fantasy XIV because it's an MMO... you shouldn't be. It's actually quite fun, and you don't even need to fork over your credit card. You can buy gametime cards (or Crysta), so you can play as often (or as little) as you want. Plus, you buy the month you're about to play in, instead of the month you just played, so there's never a bill hanging over your head. If you don't have the money (or decide to stop playing) for a month, your account just switches to "inactive" until you decide to come back. And having an 'inactive' account means you can still play whenever Square Enix has a free login (usually once every couple of months). The game is, outside of dungeons, almost entirely single-player too. And heck, a good chunk of the dungeons are optional, so you don't even have to run those if you don't feel like it.
So for those on the fence about Final Fantasy XIV because it's an MMO... you shouldn't be. It's actually quite fun, and you don't even need to fork over your credit card. You can buy gametime cards (or Crysta), so you can play as often (or as little) as you want. Plus, you buy the month you're about to play in, instead of the month you just played, so there's never a bill hanging over your head. If you don't have the money (or decide to stop playing) for a month, your account just switches to "inactive" until you decide to come back. And having an 'inactive' account means you can still play whenever Square Enix has a free login (usually once every couple of months). The game is, outside of dungeons, almost entirely single-player too. And heck, a good chunk of the dungeons are optional, so you don't even have to run those if you don't feel like it.
So... go play it.
I picked up FFXIV a ways back when it was having a good sale at Amazon. I played for the free month then stopped.
Why you may ask? Because I felt the gaping maw opening beneath my feet. The game struck so many of the FF/JRPG buttons for me, I knew that if I didn't stop cold turkey, it's all I'd wind up playing.
The visual aesthetic is fantastic. Gameplay is a well balanced combo of timed button pushing and character movement. Crafting is a deep dark cavern with a siren lurking at the bottom who's call I can still feel in my bones.
Folks who have played it longer might have different opinions. My main char didn't make it to that high of a level, and I played before housing and a bunch of other stuff got put in.
I'm playing Resident Evil 6 with a buddy and it's... not great. Like, not as bad as we were lead to believe, but RE5 was a much better co-op game.
Punching boulders in 5 was fun but I find 6 to be a better game overall.
I could have nostalgia goggles on, but it seemed like RE5 moved at a quicker pace. My co-op partner and I just finished Chapter 2 of Leon's campaign (the first one we're doing) and it just sort of seems to drag on.
...and Steam won't let me gift things again. Have to wait for someone to poke it with a stick again, I suppose...
I am looking for my sympathy function, but it appears to have been completely disabled recently for some reason. Internal data banks contain no information on cause, but the word "Isy" was found scrawled in crayon on an empty pizza box next to the lead programmer's empty chair. Investigation to follow.
Let me attempt to emulate the function for your benefit, however:
"The gift-a-pult is out of order? Awww. Rats. Shucks darn."
I had a crazy dream that I played TF2 with a bunch of you last night, on maps involving trains falling from the sky, floating laser robot chainsaws, and a dubstep concert.
Wait. That wasn't a dream. Those were maps by @ueakcrash! And they were so awesome. Good times everyone.
Hell yeah man. It's always fun showing those maps to people who haven't seen it yet. We play every Friday around 8pm-ish, so you should join us again!
Also check out my YouTube channel in my signature for my serious business maps, too! Plug plug plug.
Also we totally have an active TF2 thread in se++, just saying!
It's been a long time since I was able to play anything actively and regularly. I think that day will come in about 6 years (I hope).
I'll keep Fridays reserved then for Team Fortress 3 though.
Man, what would the next iteration of Team Fortress even look like? Maybe they just don't need another one.
So for those on the fence about Final Fantasy XIV because it's an MMO... you shouldn't be. It's actually quite fun, and you don't even need to fork over your credit card. You can buy gametime cards (or Crysta), so you can play as often (or as little) as you want. Plus, you buy the month you're about to play in, instead of the month you just played, so there's never a bill hanging over your head. If you don't have the money (or decide to stop playing) for a month, your account just switches to "inactive" until you decide to come back. And having an 'inactive' account means you can still play whenever Square Enix has a free login (usually once every couple of months). The game is, outside of dungeons, almost entirely single-player too. And heck, a good chunk of the dungeons are optional, so you don't even have to run those if you don't feel like it.
So... go play it.
I picked up FFXIV a ways back when it was having a good sale at Amazon. I played for the free month then stopped.
Why you may ask? Because I felt the gaping maw opening beneath my feet. The game struck so many of the FF/JRPG buttons for me, I knew that if I didn't stop cold turkey, it's all I'd wind up playing.
The visual aesthetic is fantastic. Gameplay is a well balanced combo of timed button pushing and character movement. Crafting is a deep dark cavern with a siren lurking at the bottom who's call I can still feel in my bones.
Folks who have played it longer might have different opinions. My main char didn't make it to that high of a level, and I played before housing and a bunch of other stuff got put in.
No, you're pretty right.
I took a character all the way to 50, and completed the story, so I'm kind of "done" now, but up until that point... man....
Who likes visual novels? Maybe you...Or you? We've got visual novels here! Come on and try one!
What's that? You want some free visual novel things that you can play, for free?
Digital - A Love Story - A computer mystery/romance set five minutes into the future of 1988. Juniper's Knot - Juniper’s Knot is a story told from dual perspectives: that of a demon and a boy. It begins on an autumn morning in a silent town. Save the Date - It’s a perfectly normal evening, and you have a quiet dinner planned with one of your friends.
More? Well, I plan on giving away at least one copy of Higurashi When They Cry (greenlit, coming to Steam...eventually) and Clannad (no release date yet) when they're available. Probably more as well. Stay tuned.
Cross post from Tech Thread - I'm selling 2 GTX 670s to make room for my new 970. If any PA'ers want a good deal I can certainly undercut what I'd be willing to take on eBay. Shoot me a PM if you want one of these bad boys.
Ah, I have time to let them fix it. I get to go apple picking today, anyways- and that means getting to snack on pieces of locally-grown honeycrisp apples and cheddar cheese slices while I gift play through some more games, and nice warm cider to sip while I work on AD&D: Shadows Over Mystara tonight.
Did I mention the homemade pie that is likely to result as well?
Ah, I have time to let them fix it. I get to go apple picking today, anyways- and that means getting to snack on pieces of locally-grown honeycrisp apples and cheddar cheese slices while I gift play through some more games, and nice warm cider to sip while I work on AD&D: Shadows Over Mystara tonight.
Did I mention the homemade pie that is likely to result as well?
We're doing that this weekend. Tonight I'm celebrating "put pumpkin in goddamn near everything" season while playing Hawken. Got some Pumpkinhead Ale and Pumpkin Woodchuck cider ready for the evening.
On Hawken - do folks generally go keyboard/mouse or is it playable with a 360 controller?
Ah, I have time to let them fix it. I get to go apple picking today, anyways- and that means getting to snack on pieces of locally-grown honeycrisp apples and cheddar cheese slices while I gift play through some more games, and nice warm cider to sip while I work on AD&D: Shadows Over Mystara tonight.
Did I mention the homemade pie that is likely to result as well?
Apple picking next weekend for me (and pumpkins too).
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Facing down dogmen and post apocalyptic hypothermia, thats how I would want to go out.
Bare feet, no shirt, all man.
I rolled up on a bad mother with two hardened spears in hand, he shot me in the shoulder, I was stunned, then I hit him with a flurry attack, and knocked him out. I looted him, then finished him off so I could take his pants and use his scope to fashion an eyepiece to compensate for my myopia.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
"He has a chainsaw arm that can kill you in one hit..."
Mhm mhm game design. It's weird when you see people make an incredible game like RE4 and then their other titles make it look like a fluke. The Hitman series feels like this, too.
(RE4 of course also had chainsaws that could instakill you, but those dudes were way more manageable than that thing in the video.)
Teach me to come to the tavern for advice on staying sober!
*squeals excitedly*
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Sold! Any DLC worth picking up?
I'd say no. There's only one story DLC (Cold, Cold Heart) and it's not particularly interesting. It sections off the map to about one half of what it is normally, doesn't give you much to do in said map, and the one boss battle included is the poor man's version of a fight done better in City. Some of the areas look neat covered in ice and Batman gets a cool suit (hur hur puns) but I can't really recommend it.
The other "story" DLC (Initiation) is really just a grouping of challenge maps with brief intro pieces. Those maps are pretty neat, honestly, but the DLC does a poor job of presenting its content. If you like Challenge Maps give it a go. Otherwise, pass.
The other Season Pass items are skins. Most of them... aren't great.
You people are going to be the death of me; it's getting to the point where I wake up earlier to just get caught up with the reading.
Anyway. It looks like Wasteland 2 is out for reals. Time to fire 'er up and see how many bugs I come across. And I ain't talking about the giant irradiated scorpions.
Steam profile - Twitch - YouTube
Switch: SM-6352-8553-6516
I never noticed it? I have had zero issues during all these posts?
https://twitter.com/DOSyouUP
Seems like a weird time to do it if they really wanted to get attention. It's the middle of the night in America.
But other times I just want to fire missiles like crazy and blow shit up in a stylish manner. Vector Thrust looks ideal for this, and thanks to @Viking I now have a copy of my very own. Thanks a lot dude! JETS FOR THE JET THRONE!
Wait. That wasn't a dream. Those were maps by @ueakcrash! And they were so awesome. Good times everyone.
Player has died due to cardiac arrest.
Final Moments:
Stranger gets up.
** End Turn **
Player falls back from Stranger.
Player has tripped!
Player has fallen to the ground, and must regain footing to continue.
Player is exposed to easy attack for a moment.
Stranger launches a flurry of attacks at Player...and hits!
Stranger needs a moment to recover before acting again.
Player needs a moment to recover before acting again.
Player is tired.
Stranger gashed Player's upper chest with a sharpened spear stab.
Player is coughing up blood.
Player is stunned and unable to move for a moment.
Stranger lacerated Player's lower chest with a sharpened spear stab.
Player is in minor pain, and some activities are affected.
Stranger lacerated Player's upper chest with a sharpened spear stab.
Player has a fractured rib.
Player is unconscious.
Player's heart has stopped, and will likely die soon.
Player: ...zzz...
** End Turn **
Player: ...zzz...
Player is barefoot, and cannot travel as easily.
Player has trouble staying asleep, and sleep is less restful.
Player suffers from near-sightedness.
Player has a high metabolism, and consumes food and water faster than most. However, Player also recovers faster from wounds and illness.
Player is strong, and can carry more than most.
Player is tough, can take more of a beating than most, and recovers faster.
Player is knowledgeable in plants.
Player is skilled in trapping and snares.
Player is skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Player is more effective when using melee weapons, and they degrade slower.
Player is skilled in medical procedures, which increases rate of recovery from wounds.
Player is skilled in diagnosing and repairing electronics.
Player's hunger is sated.
Player is unburdened by what Player is carrying.
Player has a normal circulation of blood.
Player has not acted significantly more evil nor good.
Player is wearing the protective talisman.
Player is wearing a wrist strap from Gyges Cryo Facility.
Player has previously returned to the cryo facility.
Player has previously discovered exam room 17.
Player has already taken the sleeping bag from the car.
Player is comfortable.
Player is using an optical magnification device.
Player's thirst is slaked.
Player is fighting off an infection.
Player has fallen to the ground, and must regain footing to continue.
Player is exposed to easy attack for a moment.
Player needs a moment to recover before acting again.
Player is tired.
Player is coughing up blood.
Player has contracted pneumonia.
Player is stunned and unable to move for a moment.
Player is in minor pain, and some activities are affected.
Player has a fractured rib.
Player is unconscious.
Player has died due to cardiac arrest.
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTHEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRr FUCKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
Edit, and CC:GM keeps crashing after I commit several high risk airdrops from VTOLs in the middle of a snowstorm while staying in telemetry range of my carrier.
I've finally encountered an enemy carrier and chased them into the sea. Game could have been better with more ships to round out my battlegroup and theirs, with enemy captains cursing me with their last breath......
Are there any good naval games where I lead my battlegroup and the enemy curses me over the radio with their last breath? Anime like or like THE LAST SHIP
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Switch FC: SW-7588-7027-0113, Steam/PSN: Halfazedninja
Hell yeah man. It's always fun showing those maps to people who haven't seen it yet. We play every Friday around 8pm-ish, so you should join us again!
Also check out my YouTube channel in my signature for my serious business maps, too! Plug plug plug.
Also we totally have an active TF2 thread in se++, just saying!
I took this one. Thank you!
I can has cheezburger, yes?
I think maybe halfway. At least as far as working through the archipelago. The problem now is you've got the enemy carrier striking at your islands so you've got to go on both the offensive and the defensive.
Honestly I didn't get much past that point in the 360 version.
You're dead right about the FPS section on Fulcrum, though. It's so much better, primarily because it's so much more open.
As good as that sounds, it wouldn't be Carrier Command. It would be too far out of the realms of the original game.
Steam | XBL
So... go play it.
I picked up FFXIV a ways back when it was having a good sale at Amazon. I played for the free month then stopped.
Why you may ask? Because I felt the gaping maw opening beneath my feet. The game struck so many of the FF/JRPG buttons for me, I knew that if I didn't stop cold turkey, it's all I'd wind up playing.
The visual aesthetic is fantastic. Gameplay is a well balanced combo of timed button pushing and character movement. Crafting is a deep dark cavern with a siren lurking at the bottom who's call I can still feel in my bones.
Folks who have played it longer might have different opinions. My main char didn't make it to that high of a level, and I played before housing and a bunch of other stuff got put in.
I could have nostalgia goggles on, but it seemed like RE5 moved at a quicker pace. My co-op partner and I just finished Chapter 2 of Leon's campaign (the first one we're doing) and it just sort of seems to drag on.
I am looking for my sympathy function, but it appears to have been completely disabled recently for some reason. Internal data banks contain no information on cause, but the word "Isy" was found scrawled in crayon on an empty pizza box next to the lead programmer's empty chair. Investigation to follow.
Let me attempt to emulate the function for your benefit, however:
"The gift-a-pult is out of order? Awww. Rats. Shucks darn."
Was that convincing?
:P
It's been a long time since I was able to play anything actively and regularly. I think that day will come in about 6 years (I hope).
I'll keep Fridays reserved then for Team Fortress 3 though.
Man, what would the next iteration of Team Fortress even look like? Maybe they just don't need another one.
The only function this thread needs is basically this:
I took a character all the way to 50, and completed the story, so I'm kind of "done" now, but up until that point... man....
Did I mention the homemade pie that is likely to result as well?
I can has cheezburger, yes?
Outland is hitting Steam at the end of the month. Another one of the few console smaller games comes over. Just need Shadow Complex now.
We're doing that this weekend. Tonight I'm celebrating "put pumpkin in goddamn near everything" season while playing Hawken. Got some Pumpkinhead Ale and Pumpkin Woodchuck cider ready for the evening.
On Hawken - do folks generally go keyboard/mouse or is it playable with a 360 controller?
Apple picking next weekend for me (and pumpkins too).
This is the best time of year. The best.