But onions are awesome so I like being able to taste them all the time. Same for garlic, my wife and I love that shit. If a recipe calls for one clove we'll the in the whole bulb. Taste garlic for hours.
But onions are awesome so I like being able to taste them all the time. Same for garlic, my wife and I love that shit. If a recipe calls for one clove we'll throw in the whole bulb. Taste garlic for hours.
I'm with you on garlic. Garlic is the best, and there is no such thing as too much garlic (roast an entire bulb and put that shit on breeeaaaaad), but ONIONMOUTH IS THE WORST
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Had to explain to some co-workers yesterday what all the visual novels popping up on steam are.
Choose your own adventure with anime girls and only 6 choices was the best I could come up with.
Apparently one of the voice options in DBZ Xenoverse is that of Abridged Series Nappa.
For all that's good in this world there must be a Let's Play with Takahata101 for Xenoverse while playing as Nappa with the AS Nappa voice and providing Nappa voice commentary. Citizen Nappa.
Had to explain to some co-workers yesterday what all the visual novels popping up on steam are.
Choose your own adventure with anime girls and only 6 choices was the best I could come up with.
Magical Diary is the best visual novel on Steam, FYI.
Of course it's American-made and not a pure visual novel game, because it has some light RPG elements to it.
Had to explain to some co-workers yesterday what all the visual novels popping up on steam are.
Choose your own adventure with anime girls and only 6 choices was the best I could come up with.
Magical Diary is the best visual novel on Steam, FYI.
Of course it's American-made and not a pure visual novel game, because it has some light RPG elements to it.
Analogue is also pretty good. As is the sequel, Hate Plus.
Of course, they're both made in Canada, so that's a thing.
Had to explain to some co-workers yesterday what all the visual novels popping up on steam are.
Choose your own adventure with anime girls and only 6 choices was the best I could come up with.
Magical Diary is the best visual novel on Steam, FYI.
Of course it's American-made and not a pure visual novel game, because it has some light RPG elements to it.
Analogue is also pretty good. As is the sequel, Hate Plus.
Of course, they're both made in Canada, so that's a thing.
To Be or Not To Be is fantastic. I'm not sure where it was made.
Had to explain to some co-workers yesterday what all the visual novels popping up on steam are.
Choose your own adventure with anime girls and only 6 choices was the best I could come up with.
Magical Diary is the best visual novel on Steam, FYI.
Of course it's American-made and not a pure visual novel game, because it has some light RPG elements to it.
Analogue is also pretty good. As is the sequel, Hate Plus.
Of course, they're both made in Canada, so that's a thing.
To Be or Not To Be is fantastic. I'm not sure where it was made.
I kind of want to say "Canada", since that's where Ryan North is from, but I don't know where the game devs are from so
Hatoful Boyfriend counts as a Visual Novel, right? Because it's pretty damn good.
And the best VNs have at least, like, ten choices.
So the leaked Hotline Miami 2 DLC for Payday 2 was revealed officially today.
Buying HM2 gets you a set of masks in Payday. Buying the special edition gets you the Jacket Character Pack, which gives you a new SMG, 6 new masks, a hammer, a new perk deck, and Jacket as a playable character.
I didn't think they'd actually add him to Payday. I was wrong. He doesn't talk, he uses a tape recorder with a ton of recorded phrases to talk for him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxbnr_4OW44
Oh, and if you live in Australia and can't buy Hotline 2?
Q: I live in Australia and Hotline Miami 2 is banned here. How can I enjoy this content for PAYDAY 2?
A: Those of you who are Australians are free to send an e-mail to info@overkillsoftware.com with the subject line “Australian Heister calling in”. In the e-mail, please attach a scanned copy of your passport or ID that identifies you as an Australian. You will then be sent a special code that unlocks the content to you for free.
Oh, and if you live in Australia and can't buy Hotline 2?
Q: I live in Australia and Hotline Miami 2 is banned here. How can I enjoy this content for PAYDAY 2?
A: Those of you who are Australians are free to send an e-mail to info@overkillsoftware.com with the subject line “Australian Heister calling in”. In the e-mail, please attach a scanned copy of your passport or ID that identifies you as an Australian. You will then be sent a special code that unlocks the content to you for free.
Oh, and if you live in Australia and can't buy Hotline 2?
Q: I live in Australia and Hotline Miami 2 is banned here. How can I enjoy this content for PAYDAY 2?
A: Those of you who are Australians are free to send an e-mail to info@overkillsoftware.com with the subject line “Australian Heister calling in”. In the e-mail, please attach a scanned copy of your passport or ID that identifies you as an Australian. You will then be sent a special code that unlocks the content to you for free.
Oh, and if you live in Australia and can't buy Hotline 2?
Q: I live in Australia and Hotline Miami 2 is banned here. How can I enjoy this content for PAYDAY 2?
A: Those of you who are Australians are free to send an e-mail to info@overkillsoftware.com with the subject line “Australian Heister calling in”. In the e-mail, please attach a scanned copy of your passport or ID that identifies you as an Australian. You will then be sent a special code that unlocks the content to you for free.
That sounds like a really bad idea
Wwwhhhhhy?
Sending copies of core government documentation (passport!!!) via unencrypted email to a destination with basically zero security guarantees.
So the leaked Hotline Miami 2 DLC for Payday 2 was revealed officially today.
Buying HM2 gets you a set of masks in Payday. Buying the special edition gets you the Jacket Character Pack, which gives you a new SMG, 6 new masks, a hammer, a new perk deck, and Jacket as a playable character.
I didn't think they'd actually add him to Payday. I was wrong. He doesn't talk, he uses a tape recorder with a ton of recorded phrases to talk for him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxbnr_4OW44
I don't really want Hotline Miami 2, but those are some cool masks and the idea that Jacket carries around a tape recorder with all the phrases on it sounds cool.
It's neat how many connections to other properties the Payday people have managed to get. John Wick is a playable character in it ffs. It's too bad they didn't get Keanu Reeves to voice him, but still.
So Homeworld is pretty cool and looks great.
But uh, is it also known for being really, really hard? I can't even seem to beat the second mission o_0
I tried playing it in high school, and couldn't make it past the second mission
But I'm also laughably terrible at RTSes so, who knows
It's weird. Resources are pretty scarce, and my interceptor units don't seem to damage the enemy capital ship at all. So I thought to myself, screw that, instead of sending the probe to the derelict ship, I'll chill out, research corvette tech and gather resources.
Except that the enemy attack is on a timer, so probe or no probe, shit gets real pretty fast. Either way, the endless stream of enemy fighters/corvettes slowly but surely beats my fleet, which I can't reinforce because there's no money. And their capital ship takes (next to?) no damage.
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I remember a protip for Homeworld was to not go to the next mission until you had mined every resource from the current one
for your consideration: why did it take us more than a decade to make a space game more beautiful than Homeworld, and why is it permissible that when we finally did it was only by rereleasing Homeworld
for your consideration: why did it take us more than a decade to make a space game more beautiful than Homeworld, and why is it permissible that when we finally did it was only by rereleasing Homeworld
So Homeworld is pretty cool and looks great.
But uh, is it also known for being really, really hard? I can't even seem to beat the second mission o_0
One of the infamous aspects of Homeworld which IIRC nobody figured out until some time after the game's release is that the game's difficulty scales relative to how many ships you bring with you from one mission to the next. As a result, if you do really well in the early missions it can become unwinnable because the AI gets ridiculously huge fleets later on
I don't know if the remastering changed or removed this feature.
the trick is to scuttle all your unnecessary ships before ending the mission, because your carried-over resources are not factored into the difficulty scaling and you can just use them to rebuild your fleet on arrival
So Homeworld is pretty cool and looks great.
But uh, is it also known for being really, really hard? I can't even seem to beat the second mission o_0
I tried playing it in high school, and couldn't make it past the second mission
But I'm also laughably terrible at RTSes so, who knows
Pooro I think you should give Homeworld 1/2 a shot. The story isn't really that innovative, but it is told extraordinarily well. The sound engineering is aces and so is the music.
Was Cataclysm the one where you could add a giant cannon to your mothership thing and blast whole areas of the map with it? I don't think I ever owned a Homeworld but I feel like there was a demo where you could do ai battles and I would always just devote all my resources to creating that cannon and shooting everything.
Nope, still no dice, although the repair corvette keeps my ships alive long enough to at least lower the enemy ship's health by 25% before dying and leaving me with nothing but my mothership.
I don't know, either I'm missing something (that the game hasn't told me?) or this is just, well, bad.
e: are formations vital for combat? Because they look cool, but I don't know anything about potential advantages...besides, all ships seem to break formation as soon as battle commences
And yes, I know my desk is dirty and cluttered chut up
Of course, I had to leave for work right as the game finished downloading so I won't get a chance to play it until around midnight when I get home. I'm pretty excited about it though!
Nope, still no dice, although the repair corvette keeps my ships alive long enough to at least lower the enemy ship's health by 25% before dying and leaving me with nothing but my mothership.
I don't know, either I'm missing something (that the game hasn't told me?) or this is just, well, bad.
e: are formations vital for combat? Because they look cool, but I don't know anything about potential advantages...besides, all ships seem to break formation as soon as battle commences
IIRC yes, formations really, really matter in the game. I think I got the most use out of the claw formation for fighters and other small craft.
The only time you would ever use the sphere formation would be when you want to surround a single object and concentrate all your fire at the center.
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I'm with you on garlic. Garlic is the best, and there is no such thing as too much garlic (roast an entire bulb and put that shit on breeeaaaaad), but ONIONMOUTH IS THE WORST
isn't there a DBZ character named garlic? We've come full circle
Choose your own adventure with anime girls and only 6 choices was the best I could come up with.
For all that's good in this world there must be a Let's Play with Takahata101 for Xenoverse while playing as Nappa with the AS Nappa voice and providing Nappa voice commentary. Citizen Nappa.
Magical Diary is the best visual novel on Steam, FYI.
Of course it's American-made and not a pure visual novel game, because it has some light RPG elements to it.
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
That is not many dollars.
Analogue is also pretty good. As is the sequel, Hate Plus.
Of course, they're both made in Canada, so that's a thing.
Why I fear the ocean.
To Be or Not To Be is fantastic. I'm not sure where it was made.
Steam profile.
Getting started with BATTLETECH: Part 1 / Part 2
Hatoful Boyfriend counts as a Visual Novel, right? Because it's pretty damn good.
And the best VNs have at least, like, ten choices.
Buying HM2 gets you a set of masks in Payday. Buying the special edition gets you the Jacket Character Pack, which gives you a new SMG, 6 new masks, a hammer, a new perk deck, and Jacket as a playable character.
I didn't think they'd actually add him to Payday. I was wrong. He doesn't talk, he uses a tape recorder with a ton of recorded phrases to talk for him:
http://www.overkillsoftware.com/games/hotlinemiami2/
That sounds like a really bad idea
Wwwhhhhhy?
Sending copies of core government documentation (passport!!!) via unencrypted email to a destination with basically zero security guarantees.
Here's some more tips and tricks: http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/186568/Nuclear-sub-secrets-revealed-by-MoD-schoolboy-error
http://www.securityfocus.com/news/51
I don't really want Hotline Miami 2, but those are some cool masks and the idea that Jacket carries around a tape recorder with all the phrases on it sounds cool.
But yeah, not paying $15+ for the Payday 2 swag.
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
But uh, is it also known for being really, really hard? I can't even seem to beat the second mission o_0
I tried playing it in high school, and couldn't make it past the second mission
But I'm also laughably terrible at RTSes so, who knows
It's weird. Resources are pretty scarce, and my interceptor units don't seem to damage the enemy capital ship at all. So I thought to myself, screw that, instead of sending the probe to the derelict ship, I'll chill out, research corvette tech and gather resources.
Except that the enemy attack is on a timer, so probe or no probe, shit gets real pretty fast. Either way, the endless stream of enemy fighters/corvettes slowly but surely beats my fleet, which I can't reinforce because there's no money. And their capital ship takes (next to?) no damage.
Steam
Aight, let's start this shit over
Ahem. Freelancer!
One of the infamous aspects of Homeworld which IIRC nobody figured out until some time after the game's release is that the game's difficulty scales relative to how many ships you bring with you from one mission to the next. As a result, if you do really well in the early missions it can become unwinnable because the AI gets ridiculously huge fleets later on
I don't know if the remastering changed or removed this feature.
Pooro I think you should give Homeworld 1/2 a shot. The story isn't really that innovative, but it is told extraordinarily well. The sound engineering is aces and so is the music.
And goddamn the remake is beautiful.
I don't know, either I'm missing something (that the game hasn't told me?) or this is just, well, bad.
e: are formations vital for combat? Because they look cool, but I don't know anything about potential advantages...besides, all ships seem to break formation as soon as battle commences
Of course, I had to leave for work right as the game finished downloading so I won't get a chance to play it until around midnight when I get home. I'm pretty excited about it though!
IIRC yes, formations really, really matter in the game. I think I got the most use out of the claw formation for fighters and other small craft.
The only time you would ever use the sphere formation would be when you want to surround a single object and concentrate all your fire at the center.