warpig
Incel Resistance Leader
Stroggies messed with the wrong fucking MARINE xDDD
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So I finally got around to beating The Legacy: Realm of Terror. (Final boss not pictured)
It's pretty fun. I'd recommend a playthrough or two.
It's pretty fun. I'd recommend a playthrough or two.
Unexplored, best game evar!
Hide in shadows to backstab ratlings with battleaxe.
Explosives and fire good against troll groups.
A Balrog of Morgoth.
Drops giant flaming sword and explosive whip.
Fireball, every adventurer's solution to problems
Hide in shadows to backstab ratlings with battleaxe.
Explosives and fire good against troll groups.
A Balrog of Morgoth.
Drops giant flaming sword and explosive whip.
Fireball, every adventurer's solution to problems
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Unexplored, best game evar!
Do you need 3D glasses to play it?
this reminds me of the tanks in all quiet on the western front
Citizen
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ITZ OGRE!
Blair Witch Volume 2: The Legend of Coffin Rock
It was first game released by Human Head Studios, which was formed by ex-Raven people. And unfortunately it has many problems, that can't be fixed and left me disappointed after the great predecessor. Volume 2 tells the tale of eight-year-old Robin Weaver, who goes missing in the woods near Burkittsville, and the five men in the search party sent to find her, who are found roped up and disemboweled at the titular Coffin Rock. We are a Civil War soldier, who finds Robin before that even. As we don't remember anything being wounded, we are named Lazarus by the grandmother of Robin. She tells us to find the kid, as she feels something bad in the woods.
So we are in the past again, but even further. This is a good beginning for an interesting story. Which is chopped into pieces, where we watch cutscenes and for the most of the time fight against soldiers and unnatural creatures. The puzzles are almost non existent and we are just being moved from scene to scene, while we try to gather what's happening through the cutscenes (which are sometimes too long). We also have more ammo to find through the whole game, which makes it easy for us. The rustic feeling of interiors is really good, since the Nocturne engine works well to make them believable and atmospheric. The music is still great, and there are some interesting lore fragments for those who care.
It's an ok game, but due to the cutscenes/battles system of narration, and how short it is, it feels like a huge letdown.
Time to close the last chapter of Blair Witch book and see The Elly Kedward Tale.
Sometimes you can have problems regarding sound. Some of them will be missing, or/and you will not hear the dialogues. You need to do this thing:
It was first game released by Human Head Studios, which was formed by ex-Raven people. And unfortunately it has many problems, that can't be fixed and left me disappointed after the great predecessor. Volume 2 tells the tale of eight-year-old Robin Weaver, who goes missing in the woods near Burkittsville, and the five men in the search party sent to find her, who are found roped up and disemboweled at the titular Coffin Rock. We are a Civil War soldier, who finds Robin before that even. As we don't remember anything being wounded, we are named Lazarus by the grandmother of Robin. She tells us to find the kid, as she feels something bad in the woods.
So we are in the past again, but even further. This is a good beginning for an interesting story. Which is chopped into pieces, where we watch cutscenes and for the most of the time fight against soldiers and unnatural creatures. The puzzles are almost non existent and we are just being moved from scene to scene, while we try to gather what's happening through the cutscenes (which are sometimes too long). We also have more ammo to find through the whole game, which makes it easy for us. The rustic feeling of interiors is really good, since the Nocturne engine works well to make them believable and atmospheric. The music is still great, and there are some interesting lore fragments for those who care.
It's an ok game, but due to the cutscenes/battles system of narration, and how short it is, it feels like a huge letdown.
Time to close the last chapter of Blair Witch book and see The Elly Kedward Tale.
Sometimes you can have problems regarding sound. Some of them will be missing, or/and you will not hear the dialogues. You need to do this thing:
- Go to Sound options menu.
- Change the Hardware mixing setting, then change it back to the original setting.
Citizen
Guest
When he fell on his knees I though he was surrendering, but then he threw a grenade on the ground
Fuck this dude
:makesyouthink:
WHAT ARE YOU AIMING AT??
Game's world war zero
Dr Skeleton
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Age of Barbarian
To be precise it's Iron Storm: World War Zero. The original version of IS was made only for PC by 4x Studio. It's probably one of the hardest FPS games ever made, the AI is insanely accurate and there is a lot of traps with enemies being positioned really well on the maps. WWZ is like enhanced edition changed by Rebellion bros and also ported to PS2, which means it's a little bit easier. Some maps were added, but others introduced as well. Oh, and unlike in original there isn't any quick save option. Well, good luck! I remember great atmosphere with all the trenches, color pallete and sounds of combat in the background. It has an alternative history plot, which isn't common in this genre and makes it more unique along with engine made only for this title.
Citizen
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Your ogre is cooler :D
I just picked it up and started a playthrough completely blind, so far it's cool. There's no quicksave, but you can save at checkpoints that are pretty common, so for now it's not a big deal (i'm two and a half levels in)
Ada Wong.Diablo 2, 1.09
The dreaded doubled combo - Stoneskin&Physical Immunity + Multi Shot&Lightning Enchanted.
My Werewolf Druid didn't have a chance of cracking this nut. Even with 80 Lightning Resistance and 11 Magic Damage Reduction he was hit for almost 1000 HP with each "ricochet".
So I had to respec and experiment with the Elemental spells. The Firestorm worked quite well, but the Arctic Blast was insta kill when I stood too close and wasn't prepared for the spell triggering the lightning.
So obviously a specialized Druid is not going to clear the whole game, but will have to leave some enemies behind or diversify his skills, at least in 1.09. I think the Multi Shot&Lightning Enchanted enemies were toned down in later patches.
The dreaded doubled combo - Stoneskin&Physical Immunity + Multi Shot&Lightning Enchanted.
My Werewolf Druid didn't have a chance of cracking this nut. Even with 80 Lightning Resistance and 11 Magic Damage Reduction he was hit for almost 1000 HP with each "ricochet".
So I had to respec and experiment with the Elemental spells. The Firestorm worked quite well, but the Arctic Blast was insta kill when I stood too close and wasn't prepared for the spell triggering the lightning.
So obviously a specialized Druid is not going to clear the whole game, but will have to leave some enemies behind or diversify his skills, at least in 1.09. I think the Multi Shot&Lightning Enchanted enemies were toned down in later patches.
Citizen
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:russiastronk:
I'M NOT FALLING FOR IT AGAIN, MISTER!
OH SHI~!
See that mountain? You can climb it!
I just somehow squeezed through the invisible wall around the level landmass and bypassed all the enemies safely, but now I couldn't go back through it again.
There's nothing left to do but jump. To infinity and beyound!
Aemar
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The very first build, a negromancer on a quest to ascend to demilichdom. This game looks like shit, you can't control your units or issue basic commands/spells, and it lacks basic menu options that have been around for decades (in-game load button, in-game restart/new game buttons, etc), but I think it puts every other game of its kind to complete shame due to the sheer amount of content (classes, magic schools, monsters, realms of existence, etc).
Citizen
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It's addictive as fuck. I had to delete it from the pc in the middle of a playthrough last winter to prepare for an exam. I took 3 days off to study and on the end of day 2 realised that I didn't learn shit, but my playtime counter in steam suddenly went +12 hours
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Sacred gold
They put a lot of attention towards the visual details, both architecture and interiors. Like, you can find the cooking stoves and what actually looks like a living quarters inside the bandit hideouts.
There is also a lot of wildlife present like flocks of ravens in certain places or sometimes you can see fish in the ponds which is neat.
A bit of attention is also put towards the exploration, like, during one of the first side quests you can hear them mention that one of the seraphim was caught by the cult somewhere. There is no quest to point towards her, but you can actually find her yourself at the NE part of the starting area with suspiciously large amount of bandits and she will reward you for saving her.
^That optional boss fight was fun. Dragon hits hard and his breath can easily oneshot you if you fail to avoid it.
I also like the way they designed the characters here, everyone is allowed to have something cool. Dark Elf has an entire weapon category exclusively for himself, Daemon can actually fly, Seraphim can summon the BFG that shoot lightning bolts, Wood Elf can apparently shoot spiders at the enemies if i am not mistaken and etc.
Unfortunately, i burned out already. Not so much from the usual diablo gameplay formula but from the way the side quests are designed. They like to send you constantly running all over the place or back to the places you already visited and you're encouraged to do them because they sometimes reward you with your class runes. Honestly, Daemon comments perfectly copy my thoughts about how it feels like to visit a new town.
Here, have an obligatory skimpy dressed seraphim.
They put a lot of attention towards the visual details, both architecture and interiors. Like, you can find the cooking stoves and what actually looks like a living quarters inside the bandit hideouts.
There is also a lot of wildlife present like flocks of ravens in certain places or sometimes you can see fish in the ponds which is neat.
A bit of attention is also put towards the exploration, like, during one of the first side quests you can hear them mention that one of the seraphim was caught by the cult somewhere. There is no quest to point towards her, but you can actually find her yourself at the NE part of the starting area with suspiciously large amount of bandits and she will reward you for saving her.
^That optional boss fight was fun. Dragon hits hard and his breath can easily oneshot you if you fail to avoid it.
I also like the way they designed the characters here, everyone is allowed to have something cool. Dark Elf has an entire weapon category exclusively for himself, Daemon can actually fly, Seraphim can summon the BFG that shoot lightning bolts, Wood Elf can apparently shoot spiders at the enemies if i am not mistaken and etc.
Unfortunately, i burned out already. Not so much from the usual diablo gameplay formula but from the way the side quests are designed. They like to send you constantly running all over the place or back to the places you already visited and you're encouraged to do them because they sometimes reward you with your class runes. Honestly, Daemon comments perfectly copy my thoughts about how it feels like to visit a new town.
Here, have an obligatory skimpy dressed seraphim.
Dr Skeleton
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Also this is Fallen Empire era, pure
for a necromancer, corpses and old battlefields everywhere. As long as you don't die to a bandit ambush 2 squares from home, that is.It's Conquest of Elysium 4.
Aemar
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Conquest of Elysium 4. Massively underrated game.
It is the Fallen Empire era indeed, but so far there are no ambushing bandits around, only eldritch horrors.Also this is Fallen Empire era, pure
Citizen
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UGHHH, THEY DIDN'T TELL ME THERE WERE GONNA BE FEMALE COMMISSARS!
That doggo wasnt friendly
So much for legendary Dimitri...
That doggo wasnt friendly
So much for legendary Dimitri...
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