Mikeal
Arcane
Peragus wasn't so bad.
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Cryomancer
Arcane
Praise Adanos who taught me how to conjure deadly hailstorms, freeze the time itself making the time in a area far slower to free cities from the followers of tyrannical Gods. While fire consume and destroy everything and darkness is a corruption of nature, water is what sustain life.
Here is i freeing Faring. The least city to be freed
Look at 5:53 how many corpses
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The 20+ mining droids gave me flashbacks of Rakghouls in Taris
But yeah, this time I have Stun Droid at start, so it's not too hard. Just tedious.
I think gameplay-wise it's not that much different.
I really hate the UI, so console it hurts.
But what I like more about the sequel is the cast.
Much stronger than the first one. Jolee and Canderous is the only one I really liked from the first.
I really hate the UI, so console it hurts.
But what I like more about the sequel is the cast.
Much stronger than the first one. Jolee and Canderous is the only one I really liked from the first.
curds
Magister
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Morrowind
Probably a sub-optimal build, doesn't really matter too much in Morrowind.
Some very natural dialogue.
Game can still look pretty great. I have no graphics mods installed.
Spying on that fetcher, Fargoth.
Forgot how much I enjoy this game. Been years since I last played it. Never finished it of course. Gameplay sucks obviously but the atmosphere is so well done I can't help but get sucked in.
Probably a sub-optimal build, doesn't really matter too much in Morrowind.
Some very natural dialogue.
Game can still look pretty great. I have no graphics mods installed.
Spying on that fetcher, Fargoth.
Forgot how much I enjoy this game. Been years since I last played it. Never finished it of course. Gameplay sucks obviously but the atmosphere is so well done I can't help but get sucked in.
Unexplored The Mithril Run
Accumulating many rations.
Throwing a magical ring into lava in Moria.
Defeat The Balrog with the Wizard.
The Hobbit starts with a short sword that glows blue.
Killing The Balrog with poison gas.
Pimping my LP https://rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/lets-play-unexplored-the-mithril-run.130990/
Accumulating many rations.
Throwing a magical ring into lava in Moria.
Defeat The Balrog with the Wizard.
The Hobbit starts with a short sword that glows blue.
Killing The Balrog with poison gas.
Pimping my LP https://rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/lets-play-unexplored-the-mithril-run.130990/
i bought game based on your recommendation and LP. it better be good or you will pay with your life
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DraQ
Arcane
Iz gud?
i bought game based on your recommendation and LP. it better be good or you will pay with your life
I had a hard fight in the Exchange and after the cutscene is over, the Exile starts meditating.
How'd that happen?
Also, I won a Pazaak game that gave me a huge discount on a Twi'lek dancing girl worth 1000 credits.
Releasing her from service gets me non-combat access to the Czerka database but this isn't worth it.
I rather keep her.
She can make a lot of credits dancing for me instead.
How'd that happen?
Also, I won a Pazaak game that gave me a huge discount on a Twi'lek dancing girl worth 1000 credits.
Releasing her from service gets me non-combat access to the Czerka database but this isn't worth it.
I rather keep her.
She can make a lot of credits dancing for me instead.
Finally met an enemy I can't defeat in Diablo 2.
My Amazon, Necro, Sorceress and Assassin made it past him (don't remember his mods, though), but my Werewolf Druid with 1700+ HP loses about 1500 HP in one hit from this freak's lightning bolts.
And what makes it even scarier is that another boss has Fanatacism aura which will overlap if I go to far south-west.
I think I'll just have to run past him, go south, TP and then reenter via a waypoint and take then go north, hoping to just avoid the bastard.
My Amazon, Necro, Sorceress and Assassin made it past him (don't remember his mods, though), but my Werewolf Druid with 1700+ HP loses about 1500 HP in one hit from this freak's lightning bolts.
And what makes it even scarier is that another boss has Fanatacism aura which will overlap if I go to far south-west.
I think I'll just have to run past him, go south, TP and then reenter via a waypoint and take then go north, hoping to just avoid the bastard.
Exhumed
Since the source port for Eduke32 was released, I've decided to give it a try and see how the game compares to other Build engine titles. First of all, I really like the change of scenery. Ancient Egypt can be a nice setting, considering some parts of Serious Sam. And it looks really nice, with all the dungeons and catacombs mixed with more open areas. One thing that I really liked, was the level design, and how the developers were transforming them in real time, to reveal some nasty trap or a passage. There is no hand holding and later on with maps growing bigger it's easy to loose track if you just missed pressing one button or a door. Also, there is a lot of jumping and platforms compared to other FPS games of that era. Luckily, the controls are really smooth and I've never died due to my clumsiness.
There is a lot going on beside finding keys, and due to the checkpoint system combined with limited number of lives supply it is necessary to be careful later on. The weapons aren't the strongest point of Exhumed. We've got machete, a pistol, M-60, grenades and flame thrower. Plus later on the Cobra Staff, which is like a rocket launcher, but with a homing missiles. It can kill you easily if you are close to the enemy. I learn about it rather quick. For the most of the time I used M-60, since it has great accuracy, there is a lot of ammo that can be found for it and it has a stopping power even for a big crowds. Pistol is a good when we really are out of luck with mags for the previous bad boy, and in the beginning. Flame thrower is good, but you need to be close to the enemy and it's harder to control the crowd with it. Grenades are great, but tossing them took me some time. There are also explosive ancient barrels with skulls on them, that will open new areas and can kill quickly almost everything.
We've encounter many creatures on our path, starting from cute spiders that are always swarming in packs.
And then we've got Anubis Warrior. You will see this guy a lot, mostly in a bigger groups. They should magical balls at you, or if you are trying to get intimate at them, use melee attack.
"Excuse me sir, do you have time to talk about our lord and savior Anubis ?"
Other than that we've got: piranhas, Am-mits (a strange creature that will charge at you and has a weak spot underneath), Omen Wasps (very nasty bitches, pardon me, but I really hated them), Mummies (what is interesting, it's they can transform you into one of their own for a short time period. You can use their magic staff that is really overpowered, but so satisfying to use). Plus hot Bastets - humanoid enemy resembling an upright lioness wearing a bikini. They teleport quickly once they've been attacked and take some time to kill. Strangely, I found that pistol is the best, and most economical choice as a tool for dealing with them to conserve the ammo for M-60. Be ready for some really nasty cat fights. Way later on we are introduced to strange insectoid creatures called Klimaats, that are actually an aliens and have nasty laser weapons.
We encounter as well a mid-boss like creature as well called Magmantis. As you can clearly deduce, he is in the lava pits usually at the end of the level waiting patiently for us. Luckilly, we've got some powerups, that can be found. Like severed slave hand, that gives additional kick to the power of our weapons. M-60 will tear him into pieces. Still, it is a magnificent beast and during the last part of the game we encounter more than one of them in the same place.
There are some additional magical items, which can heal us, invulnerable, light our way or breath underwater.
We've got three boss fights, and they involve :
Set, an ape-like god with tentacles.
Selkis, a human/robot/crab hybrid. Shoots auto-laser and claws you. Spawns a lot of spiders when she dies, and you have to kill them as well.
Kilmaat Queen - The final boss, she shoots yellow charges at you. The place we fight is really small, so you need to be careful.
In the last level we need to destroy all the special alien devices used for navigation. After that, we gain entrance where we destroy central computer and see the ending credits. Overall Exhumed plays rather well and deserves more recognition due to the level design that really shines when it comes to Build engine games, and with its unique setting I just wish we could see another FPS like that.
Since the source port for Eduke32 was released, I've decided to give it a try and see how the game compares to other Build engine titles. First of all, I really like the change of scenery. Ancient Egypt can be a nice setting, considering some parts of Serious Sam. And it looks really nice, with all the dungeons and catacombs mixed with more open areas. One thing that I really liked, was the level design, and how the developers were transforming them in real time, to reveal some nasty trap or a passage. There is no hand holding and later on with maps growing bigger it's easy to loose track if you just missed pressing one button or a door. Also, there is a lot of jumping and platforms compared to other FPS games of that era. Luckily, the controls are really smooth and I've never died due to my clumsiness.
There is a lot going on beside finding keys, and due to the checkpoint system combined with limited number of lives supply it is necessary to be careful later on. The weapons aren't the strongest point of Exhumed. We've got machete, a pistol, M-60, grenades and flame thrower. Plus later on the Cobra Staff, which is like a rocket launcher, but with a homing missiles. It can kill you easily if you are close to the enemy. I learn about it rather quick. For the most of the time I used M-60, since it has great accuracy, there is a lot of ammo that can be found for it and it has a stopping power even for a big crowds. Pistol is a good when we really are out of luck with mags for the previous bad boy, and in the beginning. Flame thrower is good, but you need to be close to the enemy and it's harder to control the crowd with it. Grenades are great, but tossing them took me some time. There are also explosive ancient barrels with skulls on them, that will open new areas and can kill quickly almost everything.
We've encounter many creatures on our path, starting from cute spiders that are always swarming in packs.
And then we've got Anubis Warrior. You will see this guy a lot, mostly in a bigger groups. They should magical balls at you, or if you are trying to get intimate at them, use melee attack.
"Excuse me sir, do you have time to talk about our lord and savior Anubis ?"
Other than that we've got: piranhas, Am-mits (a strange creature that will charge at you and has a weak spot underneath), Omen Wasps (very nasty bitches, pardon me, but I really hated them), Mummies (what is interesting, it's they can transform you into one of their own for a short time period. You can use their magic staff that is really overpowered, but so satisfying to use). Plus hot Bastets - humanoid enemy resembling an upright lioness wearing a bikini. They teleport quickly once they've been attacked and take some time to kill. Strangely, I found that pistol is the best, and most economical choice as a tool for dealing with them to conserve the ammo for M-60. Be ready for some really nasty cat fights. Way later on we are introduced to strange insectoid creatures called Klimaats, that are actually an aliens and have nasty laser weapons.
We encounter as well a mid-boss like creature as well called Magmantis. As you can clearly deduce, he is in the lava pits usually at the end of the level waiting patiently for us. Luckilly, we've got some powerups, that can be found. Like severed slave hand, that gives additional kick to the power of our weapons. M-60 will tear him into pieces. Still, it is a magnificent beast and during the last part of the game we encounter more than one of them in the same place.
There are some additional magical items, which can heal us, invulnerable, light our way or breath underwater.
We've got three boss fights, and they involve :
Set, an ape-like god with tentacles.
Selkis, a human/robot/crab hybrid. Shoots auto-laser and claws you. Spawns a lot of spiders when she dies, and you have to kill them as well.
Kilmaat Queen - The final boss, she shoots yellow charges at you. The place we fight is really small, so you need to be careful.
In the last level we need to destroy all the special alien devices used for navigation. After that, we gain entrance where we destroy central computer and see the ending credits. Overall Exhumed plays rather well and deserves more recognition due to the level design that really shines when it comes to Build engine games, and with its unique setting I just wish we could see another FPS like that.
I knew going to Korriban first is a bad idea...
Don't you just hate it when the plot necessitates a face-to-face talk?
Hey, that's cheating, man.
That guy stun rapes everyone. Even the Handmaiden is no match.
It's all up to T3 now.
Not enough? Bring out the big guns.
T3 is the MVP
Don't you just hate it when the plot necessitates a face-to-face talk?
Hey, that's cheating, man.
That guy stun rapes everyone. Even the Handmaiden is no match.
It's all up to T3 now.
Not enough? Bring out the big guns.
T3 is the MVP
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Complexity-wise it's somewhere between Opus Magnum campaign and the devilishly hard Opus Magnum extra missions on limited table. Graphics are tad better than TIS-100, story is TIS-100 level. It's a good, small Zachtronics game. If it's under 10EUR, get it, def worth that kind of money.
American Truck Simulator courtesy of the generosity of Catacombs
Repping Volvo since they were solid in Euro Truck Simulator 2 whilst catching up on my rave and jungle podcasts.
Repping Volvo since they were solid in Euro Truck Simulator 2 whilst catching up on my rave and jungle podcasts.
Nifft Batuff
Prophet
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Merry Christmas!
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SerratedBiz
Arcane
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It looks like the first Dragon Age with its overblown gore, where everyone has blood splatters just everywhere.
Though I think it's a hydra fighting a crab, gg.
Though I think it's a hydra fighting a crab, gg.
'Guys! T3 just saved us from Darth Sion!'
'Guys?'
Jeez, right when I'm still at 20% HP too. Can't an Exile just catch a break?
Gotcha you gypsy!
Alright. Go me! Where was I - oh yeah, T3 just saved us and-
What
Poor guy.
'Guys?'
Jeez, right when I'm still at 20% HP too. Can't an Exile just catch a break?
Gotcha you gypsy!
Alright. Go me! Where was I - oh yeah, T3 just saved us and-
What
Poor guy.
CuckMasher
Novice
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Finished. What an amazing game. HUGE respert to Fizzii and the rest of the team
That ending made me FEEL. Now I need to play through as the other two classes cause I only got 402/500 point this time
What game is this? Looks cool.
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