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A Memory of Eternity
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If you made modern gamers socialize in a pre-match lobby, they would have an anxiety attack.We had established servers back then, socialising with the boys was part of the fun
If you made modern gamers socialize in a pre-match lobby, they would have an anxiety attack.We had established servers back then, socialising with the boys was part of the fun
Neat, second armor set from a warbond in row that's bugged.Apparently the armor effect may be bugged because I’ve read it effects most support weapons like machine guns as well. If so may be marginally useful. There’s also a stun baton weapon available in the shop separate from the lance in the warbond with similar effects.
I’m not really interested in any of this stuff, none of it suits my play style and some of it seems redundant or less helpful than you’d think.
Aside from holding ground missions, the Anti-Tank Emplacement is great against the automatons. Especially if you can set it at an elevated position, you can lay down a field of fire that can decimate 1-2 outposts along with their bot drops. It’s also got a relatively small cooldown considering the punch it gives. By the time you drop one and deplete it, you can almost call another one down. It’s also pretty good against Terminid bug breaches as well, as at the higher difficulties you normally get multiple chargers and/or impalers coming out of each. And since it’s manual targeting, you can additionally use it against any enemy, like spewers and hive commanders. It will probably need to be nerfed, if not the cooldown, then perhaps limiting its usage like the Orbital Laser.So there's the new warbond with this update.
The new armor sets are light and heavy, and improve reload speed ammo capacity of primary weapons. The flame sentry might be useful against large hordes of the new zombies or the smaller bugs. I'm not too sure on the anti-tank emplacement: it's a big gun to be sure, but you'd have to deal with a notable number of enemy armor to justify using it, and it leaves the user a sitting duck. The directional shield limits you to your secondary but it's wide enough so that two other guys can use it as well, might be useful against the robots. The armed resupply pods booster looks like a meme, and might very well end up killing you if you're in a hurry.
Note that the skin for the car is just that: a skin. You can't actually get the thing with a stratagem just yet, so it's up to RNG whether you actually get to use one.
This may also the first time when players are going to have to pay $$$ to obtain all of these items, unless you're selectable and/or fine with waiting for these items to appear again (if ever). It has been relatively easy to farm 1000+ credits a month to pay for the next Warbond if you played with some consistency, and I would go as far to say that has been pretty commendable of them. But these new items are priced very high, 600+ credits, 500 credits, when they were 250 max in the store before. There's also going to be another "page" introduced to the superstore next week, so it's conceivable that it will cost upwards of 2500 credits just to get all the Killzone stuff in the upcoming premium store.They're going to do their first crossover with another game, which is...
Killzone 2. Yes, specifically the second one from 2009. A series whose last game was from 11 years ago.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/553850/view/516322672418750491
But instead of a new warbond it's going to be stuff that appears in the premium store starting next monday.
I mean... I know that the Lego Horizon game did even worse than Concord, so I guess that Guerrilla Games is in need for some cash, but this seems like an odd way to go about it.
They also mention that they're lengthening how long stuff will be in the store, moving up to 5 days. This stuff comes out on Monday, so you have until the end of the week to buy it. And going by what you say about credits is correct, you have to either farm like a motherfucker over Christmas to get the stuff for free... or you gotta swipe. You wouldn't want to miss out, after all!This may also the first time when players are going to have to pay $$$ to obtain all of these items, unless you're selectable and/or fine with waiting for these items to appear again (if ever). It has been relatively easy to farm 1000+ credits a month to pay for the next Warbond if you played with some consistency, and I would go as far to say that has been pretty commendable of them. But these new items are priced very high, 600+ credits, 500 credits, when they were 250 max in the store before. There's also going to be another "page" introduced to the superstore next week, so it's conceivable that it will cost upwards of 2500 credits just to get all the Killzone stuff in the upcoming premium store.They're going to do their first crossover with another game, which is...
Killzone 2. Yes, specifically the second one from 2009. A series whose last game was from 11 years ago.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/553850/view/516322672418750491
But instead of a new warbond it's going to be stuff that appears in the premium store starting next monday.
I mean... I know that the Lego Horizon game did even worse than Concord, so I guess that Guerrilla Games is in need for some cash, but this seems like an odd way to go about it.
Fortnite keeps winning.This may also the first time when players are going to have to pay $$$ to obtain all of these items, unless you're selectable and/or fine with waiting for these items to appear again (if ever). It has been relatively easy to farm 1000+ credits a month to pay for the next Warbond if you played with some consistency, and I would go as far to say that has been pretty commendable of them. But these new items are priced very high, 600+ credits, 500 credits, when they were 250 max in the store before. There's also going to be another "page" introduced to the superstore next week, so it's conceivable that it will cost upwards of 2500 credits just to get all the Killzone stuff in the upcoming premium store.They're going to do their first crossover with another game, which is...
Killzone 2. Yes, specifically the second one from 2009. A series whose last game was from 11 years ago.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/553850/view/516322672418750491
But instead of a new warbond it's going to be stuff that appears in the premium store starting next monday.
I mean... I know that the Lego Horizon game did even worse than Concord, so I guess that Guerrilla Games is in need for some cash, but this seems like an odd way to go about it.
Killzone had some great aesthetics. A shame that they didn't make any games from the Helghast perspective (and ideally not console exclusive).They're going to do their first crossover with another game, which is...
Killzone 2. Yes, specifically the second one from 2009. A series whose last game was from 11 years ago.
Stuff is in the store now, and will be for 7 days.
It costs 1975 credits to get the stuff listed in the image above, which is 125 credits under the 20 bucks currency pack. Medium armor with a new effect that gives a 50% resistance to all elemental damage. The rifle is a minor variant on the starting rifle with a bit more capacity and a higher rate of fire at the cost of more recoil.
I also got a bunch of free stuff. A light armor with the same effect as the medium, with a matching helmet, cape and background. A free SMG that has a slightly lower capacity and rate of fire than the starting SMG but with slightly better recoil. There's also a new sniper rifle, but I'm fairly certain that's not part of the Killzone stuff. It's in its own category (sniper rifle instead of marksman rifle like the others), and looks like it's a variant on the railgun you get through stratagems.
IIRC there's already a suit that kinda looks like that of Master Chief, and they recently had that nazi-like suit that launched alongside the previous warbond. It should be easy enough to start sneaking in legally distinct versions of the armor from Starcraft and 40k, and maybe borrow the looks from something like Tiberian Sun.They don't need partnerships. People would probably buy knock-off armors happily enough and you could add so much cheeky references you'd have content forever.
Is this recommended to someone who doesn't play multiplayer games regularly? I hear it has controls similar to that of MGSV and that has me intrigued.
Is this recommended to someone who doesn't play multiplayer games regularly? I hear it has controls similar to that of MGSV and that has me intrigued.