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GRIS means PIG in Swedish. Find that funny.
GRÍS means "piglet" in Icelandic.
... does that mean this game is not kosher?
GRIS means PIG in Swedish. Find that funny.
what a time to be aliveDayz is not early access anymore. What a weird day.
What's the difference?
don't tell me it's battle royale?
it is?
Traditional arena warfare leaps into the future with multiple classes and styles of play. Assault, Engineer, Combat Medic – each class features unique abilities made for you to rule the Arena.
I wish Daybreak would finally go under.
- Massive Clash (250 vs. 250 group battle)
- Battle Royale (Solos and Teams of 3)
Didn't I see this red-like around here and with a... different name?
It's "grey" in Spanish and French. I think the studio is Spanish.GRIS means PIG in Swedish. Find that funny.
How has Sins not got a sequel yet and why are they pushing out mini dlcs for it now?
- Build your army: 14 characters and countless personalization. Learn skills, recruit unique characters, and prepare them for battle. Turn them into war machines, the Empire deserves your wrath.
- Craft: characters progress using gems. Craft them with the loot you discover during encounters.
- Rich story: experience the most important moments in Lua and Natheal’s life, when all hope were lost and a sudden meeting gave them a reason to live… and fight.
- Hidden content: can you find hidden recruitable characters and challenges? The game is larger than you might think at the first glance. Look everywhere and become the unquestionable champion of Ars Rare kingdom.
- Nostalgia on steroid: you loved Fire Emblem, Tactics Ogre, Final Fantasy Tactics - discover Rise Eterna, tribute to these classic titles, with a modern twist.
How has Sins not got a sequel yet and why are they pushing out mini dlcs for it now?
I once asked Frogboy here about Sins and he said he had a surprise for me/us. I always assumed Sins 2 from that reply, but nothing have come of it so far, except this minor DLC now.