DramaticPopcorn
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It's from one of the campaign missions from Supreme Commander: Forged Alliances. Great game, really.
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Ivan
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lightbane
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Not a bad game at all, too bad some of its mechanics were quite rough... But the worst part was that battle animations could not be skipped, forcing you to watch these over and over. 
Anyway, I would recommend you to buy the bazooka weapon training for the dude with the sniper rifle, IIRC there's a simulator mission that gives you a rocket-launcher arm that not only is way better than most sniper rifles, but also it could double as a grenade launcher (the Minotaurus arm if I'm not mistaken). Unfortunately, simulator missions are shit for the reasons specified above (battle animations that take forever).
spekkio
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Thanks for help, lightbane-kun.
I'm already past the mission you have to complete in a bullshit way to get access to the Minotaur arm. I think the regular gear is good enough, I don't need the special one.
And if you think battle animations in FM4 are long, you should play FM2.
I'm already past the mission you have to complete in a bullshit way to get access to the Minotaur arm. I think the regular gear is good enough, I don't need the special one.
And if you think battle animations in FM4 are long, you should play FM2.
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Strange, I have my adblock on but I still see balmorar's posts in this thread
Ivan
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God Hand vibes
4/4 Would cut again
4/4 Would cut again
desocupado
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Anyway, I would recommend you to buy the bazooka weapon training for the dude with the sniper rifle, IIRC there's a simulator mission that gives you a rocket-launcher arm that not only is way better than most sniper rifles, but also it could double as a grenade launcher (the Minotaurus arm if I'm not mistaken). Unfortunately, simulator missions are shit for the reasons specified above (battle animations that take forever).
The battle animations could be cancelled pressing O. If it's not O, it's another button, but they could be cancelled. I'm very sure of it.
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The little rocket that could, By Jaedar (Kerbal space programme)
A tall order indeed. I've never gotten further than orbit, but I can do that again, right? How hard can it be to bring some small payload into low orbit. And the kerbuck reward, it's bigger than my entire operating budget so far. How could I refuse?
So after around 10 completely failed crafts, and a lot of fine tuning, I wind up with this thing:
To provide a sense of scale: You see that small grey thing under the middle aerodynamic cap? That's the radial size of all my rockets up to this point(the vertical is about that of the 4 grey cylinders). This thing is so huge. Running right along the maximum part and weight caps too. The part I have to bring up to space is the lowest double rocket thing. Can't use it until I get to space, and I can't attach things under it. A fucking constructional nightmare.
But after savescumming around a dozen launcher and making minor modifications, I make it(sadly no pictures of the glorious ascension as I was too busy and/or nervous)
So beautiful! Just barely made it, looking at the fuel too. Sadly, this thing is a major hazard, being a useless object in orbit, so it has to be brought down.
Goodnight sweet prince, and may flights of angels sing thee to thy sleep. I'll name a space station after you or something.
Now to figure out the smartest way to invest a million kerbucks. Science facility upgrade looks pretty good...
A tall order indeed. I've never gotten further than orbit, but I can do that again, right? How hard can it be to bring some small payload into low orbit. And the kerbuck reward, it's bigger than my entire operating budget so far. How could I refuse?
So after around 10 completely failed crafts, and a lot of fine tuning, I wind up with this thing:
To provide a sense of scale: You see that small grey thing under the middle aerodynamic cap? That's the radial size of all my rockets up to this point(the vertical is about that of the 4 grey cylinders). This thing is so huge. Running right along the maximum part and weight caps too. The part I have to bring up to space is the lowest double rocket thing. Can't use it until I get to space, and I can't attach things under it. A fucking constructional nightmare.
But after savescumming around a dozen launcher and making minor modifications, I make it(sadly no pictures of the glorious ascension as I was too busy and/or nervous)
So beautiful! Just barely made it, looking at the fuel too. Sadly, this thing is a major hazard, being a useless object in orbit, so it has to be brought down.
Goodnight sweet prince, and may flights of angels sing thee to thy sleep. I'll name a space station after you or something.
Now to figure out the smartest way to invest a million kerbucks. Science facility upgrade looks pretty good...
Blonsky
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Overlord -Raising Hell
Raising hell is an expansion to the game in which every time you defeat a boss of an area it opens a portal to the Abyss that look like a hellish version of the original area with new quests.
Frustarating game at times but fun, only disapointing thing is, there are evil things in this game but you can never become as evil as they are.
Raising hell is an expansion to the game in which every time you defeat a boss of an area it opens a portal to the Abyss that look like a hellish version of the original area with new quests.
Abyss has open near the town of Heavens Peek and the towns woman have gone inside of it, there they fall under an influence of great evil.
They turn men into slaves or let them burn for an eternity.
Even ex-paladins are treated porly.
Turn those pedels paladin the floor needs to be clean, so say the woman.
They are pleased with us.
And after more humilitating quests we may come and speak with them as equals.
The horrors this man have seen.
This needs to end, so says the quest.
Attack the woman minions.
They know kung fu and keep generalizin men, but it will not save them.
Carry them away from this evil place, minions.
And into the portal, to their loving husbands.
Success
Epic heavy metal music to celebrate.
And fade into dark.
They turn men into slaves or let them burn for an eternity.
Even ex-paladins are treated porly.
Turn those pedels paladin the floor needs to be clean, so say the woman.
They are pleased with us.
And after more humilitating quests we may come and speak with them as equals.
The horrors this man have seen.
This needs to end, so says the quest.
Attack the woman minions.
They know kung fu and keep generalizin men, but it will not save them.
Carry them away from this evil place, minions.
And into the portal, to their loving husbands.
Success
Epic heavy metal music to celebrate.
And fade into dark.
Frustarating game at times but fun, only disapointing thing is, there are evil things in this game but you can never become as evil as they are.
IS THIS STILL GRIMROCK OR DOWNTOWN SERIOUS SAM
St. Toxic
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Hmm, reminds me of home.
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Shut up and kill them already. (Mind the big one.)
ruh-roh
Fagget reminds me of D'Sparil
UndetectedButthurt
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baturinsky
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Overlord -Raising Hell
Raising hell is an expansion to the game in which every time you defeat a boss of an area it opens a portal to the Abyss that look like a hellish version of the original area with new quests.
They are pleased with us.
So Hell is full of Bloom. Not surprising.
Can you turn it off, or do you need sunglasses when playing?
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