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Astral Rag
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It's a custom map for Zyngawire's Killing Floor 2. It has the right idea but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1215467327
Astral Rag
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Hello there
that's some high-powered ramming
dakka dakka dakka
the patient hunter gets the prey
tho maybe i shuda cleared a better line of fire
bomb 'em all to hell
high ground deffo superior to a forest clearing
BOMBARDIERS TO YOUR STATIONS
KEEP FIRIN' TILL THEY SEE THE GLOW OF OUR BARRELS
looks like trubble
let's try rolling, that's a good trick
balls
Baron Dupek
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more Crime in the Cities
say hello to the final boss. He wasn't a threat.
The micro drones with their tiny-tiny hitboxes were, they pissed me to the limit.
guess what - everyone here, with exception of my henchmen and rebel leader, were total scammers, hard to get stable income here
The micro drones with their tiny-tiny hitboxes were, they pissed me to the limit.
guess what - everyone here, with exception of my henchmen and rebel leader, were total scammers, hard to get stable income here
Baron Dupek
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The kind you lose half your face over.
Vital enemy plans!
The briefing guy is great, he has a similar level of gravitas as the one from Dawn of War.
Gotta gird your loins before lift off.
Our prestigious krooza
Their floating rustbucket!
Unleash all FUREH upon them.
Yeehaaaaaaaaw.
Please stand by while I heal up.
:kwafuckyeah:
Blonsky
Prophet
Star Ocean: Last Hope
So earth is wasted after WW3 and the only place to go is space, unfortunately space is filled with anime.
So earth is wasted after WW3 and the only place to go is space, unfortunately space is filled with anime.
Two main heroes meting aliens, exploring planets and fighting a greater evil.
Dungeons with some puzzles and alot of grinding.
More party members, a toddler that can summon a beast from hell.
Better run before the bulk doors close.
Space battles
More planets.
Uh-ohh
It had to be a dragon-planet.
So it has 30 min cinematics, alot of grinding and a real time arena combat, but its an easy game to drop and come back to later on.
Dungeons with some puzzles and alot of grinding.
More party members, a toddler that can summon a beast from hell.
Better run before the bulk doors close.
Space battles
More planets.
Uh-ohh
It had to be a dragon-planet.
So it has 30 min cinematics, alot of grinding and a real time arena combat, but its an easy game to drop and come back to later on.
Astral Rag
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I have been playing Worms with this guy since time immemorial
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No aqua sheep 
Astral Rag
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Sadly the great worm gods did not bless me with aquatic sheep last night so I had to perform my magic with this regular super sheep.
After hearing that Duke Nukem : Total Meltdown, which is a PSX version of Duke3d with extra episode "Plug 'N' Pray" I had to try it.
There are six normal levels, plus one secret.
It all starts with Nightmare Zone, and I was surprised that the difficulty was higher than in the original episodes. Playing it with the gamepad would be impossible for me. The player needs to keep attention to not miss pressing any button that enables any progress. The new assault troopers / captains in blue uniforms are nothing more than a cosmetic change. Although when shooting them with the pistol I think I had to use more ammo on them. There are also new pig cops versions - pig queens as I call them, and pig zombies in later map. Nightmare Zone is like a level made for veterans of Duke who like a challenge (I've played on Come Get Some which is a highest difficulty available) - overall I felt that monsters are more deadly than in dos version.
Second map - Trackside Tragedy is simply awesome. We start cleaning a couple of rooms and after that we can run through a racing track. The numbers of enemies is big and it's best to kill systematically everything to avoid quick death. It would be a great deathmatch map for bigger group of players.
Third map - Gates Motel. Wow, I didn't see that coming. We are in a motel clearly inspired by Shining and other horror classics. There is a lot of hidden secrets, and the mansion is really big. It's like a missing level from Blood, very refined and clever when it comes to putting the players life on edge.
Fourth map - Duke Royale. A great tribute to Quentin Tarantino and his early movies like Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs. I thought that earlier I had a hard time to survive but this one takes the cake. Lots of nasty monster traps and there is a lot of Assault Commanders which will kill you fast with their rocket launchers.
Map number five - Alien Rendezvous. Smooth map, not big or complicated. It would be perfect for the second original episode of Duke3d. We can move from here to a secret level, which is not hard to accomplish.
Map number six (secret) - Faces of Death. Oh boy. We've got seven Battlelords to kill in a small location. There are also various portraits of people from 3D Realms as a member of space mission. The exit is hidden here and hard to find for a first time (hint: invisible wall).
Map number seven - Ministry of Fear. Another great map. This time we are in some disco club, where we meet strange looking aliens who won't attack us at all. Lots of enemies on the floor to dance with and we have a showdown with CyberKeef - the final boss. The best weapon of choice here are Devastators. The guy really has a lot of health and can quickly kill us. After he makes the entrance and there is a huge explosion it is best to move through the hole to that location. There are some goodies and we aren't so easy to kill for him.
Overall, great episode. As I've never played the PSX version, I was surprised how good the music is. I need to replay the original episodes as well to see what I've been missing.
There are six normal levels, plus one secret.
It all starts with Nightmare Zone, and I was surprised that the difficulty was higher than in the original episodes. Playing it with the gamepad would be impossible for me. The player needs to keep attention to not miss pressing any button that enables any progress. The new assault troopers / captains in blue uniforms are nothing more than a cosmetic change. Although when shooting them with the pistol I think I had to use more ammo on them. There are also new pig cops versions - pig queens as I call them, and pig zombies in later map. Nightmare Zone is like a level made for veterans of Duke who like a challenge (I've played on Come Get Some which is a highest difficulty available) - overall I felt that monsters are more deadly than in dos version.
Second map - Trackside Tragedy is simply awesome. We start cleaning a couple of rooms and after that we can run through a racing track. The numbers of enemies is big and it's best to kill systematically everything to avoid quick death. It would be a great deathmatch map for bigger group of players.
Third map - Gates Motel. Wow, I didn't see that coming. We are in a motel clearly inspired by Shining and other horror classics. There is a lot of hidden secrets, and the mansion is really big. It's like a missing level from Blood, very refined and clever when it comes to putting the players life on edge.
Fourth map - Duke Royale. A great tribute to Quentin Tarantino and his early movies like Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs. I thought that earlier I had a hard time to survive but this one takes the cake. Lots of nasty monster traps and there is a lot of Assault Commanders which will kill you fast with their rocket launchers.
Map number five - Alien Rendezvous. Smooth map, not big or complicated. It would be perfect for the second original episode of Duke3d. We can move from here to a secret level, which is not hard to accomplish.
Map number six (secret) - Faces of Death. Oh boy. We've got seven Battlelords to kill in a small location. There are also various portraits of people from 3D Realms as a member of space mission. The exit is hidden here and hard to find for a first time (hint: invisible wall).
Map number seven - Ministry of Fear. Another great map. This time we are in some disco club, where we meet strange looking aliens who won't attack us at all. Lots of enemies on the floor to dance with and we have a showdown with CyberKeef - the final boss. The best weapon of choice here are Devastators. The guy really has a lot of health and can quickly kill us. After he makes the entrance and there is a huge explosion it is best to move through the hole to that location. There are some goodies and we aren't so easy to kill for him.
Overall, great episode. As I've never played the PSX version, I was surprised how good the music is. I need to replay the original episodes as well to see what I've been missing.
Astral Rag
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This Doom 1 wad is called Deadly Standards and it's well worth your time.
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Haha!! :D
spekkio
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Insane racists make best villains:
But Class G a.k.a. BsMS takes out the Evil Gassenarlz one by one:
And by "Class G" I mostly mean Emilia the Reaper:
Anyway, ITZ time!
As almost always, Emila does the job:
Final stats:
The only mission with "C" rating is the first "Story Mission" from January, when I still sucked and didn't know that you can't repeat those (at least during first playthrough).
Same as in VC1, Scouts dominate the field:
It looks like there are still some achievements to unlock:
Blood-Stained Mofo Sisterhood in its full glory:
Anyway, shit's finally done, it's time to unins...
Verdict:
Started in October '17, main story finished in March '18.
One of the best tactical games ever made,
, can't stop just nao.
But Class G a.k.a. BsMS takes out the Evil Gassenarlz one by one:
And by "Class G" I mostly mean Emilia the Reaper:
Anyway, ITZ time!
As almost always, Emila does the job:
Final stats:
The only mission with "C" rating is the first "Story Mission" from January, when I still sucked and didn't know that you can't repeat those (at least during first playthrough).
Same as in VC1, Scouts dominate the field:
It looks like there are still some achievements to unlock:
Blood-Stained Mofo Sisterhood in its full glory:
Anyway, shit's finally done, it's time to unins...
Verdict:
Started in October '17, main story finished in March '18.
One of the best tactical games ever made,
, can't stop just nao.
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