Hob is out tomorrow too, it's gotten a lot of positive reception at PAX.
I feel like I have seen this game at PAX for the last three or four years
Hob is out tomorrow too, it's gotten a lot of positive reception at PAX.
I feel like that game came out at least three times.Hob is out tomorrow too, it's received a lot of positive reception at PAX(s).
It's time for the Corps to start pushing back and Commander Navarro is ready to give those aliens a good shove.
Will they figure out what holotargeting does and why it's SUPER FUCKING USEFUL before this is over y/n
So I'm listening to the polygon show from recs here and in the first episode they are already talking about how the Dna man from arms reproduces and nintendo fuck money.
It's a good show.
I think moving the squadsight sniper at the start of the turn is the bigger issue, not to mention hunkering down instead of overwatching with pistol. And while HEAT Ammo was somewhat nerfed in Enemy Within, they'll still be kicking themselves for not picking it once Cyberdiscs start showing up.Will they figure out what holotargeting does and why it's SUPER FUCKING USEFUL before this is over y/n
This made me weirdly happy to read. Good man.
I think moving the squadsight sniper at the start of the turn and hunkering down is the bigger issue. And while HEAT Ammo was somewhat nerfed in Enemy Within, they'll still be kicking themselves for not picking it once Cyberdiscs start showing up.
This galaxy s8+ curved screen might be beautiful but it kinda fucking sucks to swype on.
Wait, we did?
When were there curved screens in the past?
Wait, we did?
When were there curved screens in the past?
I've never seen the Enemy Within stuff, so I'm curious to see how the cybernetics/genetics stuff works.
We just have to wait until someone notices the 'Augment Soldiers' button.
I assume they meant CRTs.
Seems MECs have an area of effect attack that shuts down robots from one turn if they can get in close. Do they have the resources to do much with the MECs though? Only played the base version without the MECs, but it seems like they require a fair bit of resources to be effective and stay operational, and right now it feels like they're barely keeping afloat. They should be focusing on satellites, laser weapons and basic armor.Yeah, having that helps a lot.
I don't remember if MEC's have anti-robot weapons. That could help too.
Seems MECs have an area of effect attack that shuts down robots from one turn if they can get in close. Do they have the resources to do much with the MECs though? Only played the base version without the MECs, but it seems like they require a fair bit of resources to be effective and stay operational, and right now it feels like they're barely keeping afloat.
Seems they require a bit of different playstyle though? They operate more like Chryssalids, and don't use cover? Hopefully they'll figure that out and don't just waste a lot of resources on something they get killed immediately.They got some meld, They should have enough for 1.
I just hope they go for the MEC's instead of the psy soldiers. they are much easier to use and much stronger, imo.
The MECs aren't like Chryssalids at all. Their main weapon is still a big ol gun.
They can have a very strong melee attack, but I could never get it to actually target enemies and not some random piece of cover.
The MECs aren't like Chryssalids at all. Their main weapon is still a big ol gun.
They can have a very strong melee attack, but I could never get it to actually target enemies and not some random piece of cover.
Thumper for Switch is 15 Euros in the European eShop.
Mh....
They have lower accuracy than regular troops, mostly short range abilities, don't get any bonuses from cover, and have the hardened trait? While obviously not exactly like Chryssalids, they seem similarly focused on rushing the enemy and devastating them up close.The MECs aren't like Chryssalids at all. Their main weapon is still a big ol gun.
They can have a very strong melee attack, but I could never get it to actually target enemies and not some random piece of cover.
Do you like to thump?
*Dan talks about criminal justice systems from other coutnries.*
*Alex and Vinny quickly changes subjects*
Use big gun to shoot enemies.They have lower accuracy than regular troops, mostly short range abilities, don't get any bonuses from cover, and have the hardened trait? While obviously not exactly like Chryssalids, they seem similarly focused on rushing the enemy and devastating them up close.
I guess there are advanced builds and stuff you can do by converting troopers who already had good aim... but it seems unlikely that The Corps will get into that. That said, I'm just musing based on what I read on the wiki. How would you say a basic, non-upgraded MEC is best used?
It's almost unhealthy how much he's playing Destiny 2.Listening to Beastcast. Wow, Dan seems super addicted to D2.
Listening to Beastcast. Wow, Dan seems super addicted to D2.
*Dan talks about criminal justice systems from other coutnries.*
*Alex and Vinny quickly changes subjects*
It's almost unhealthy how much he's playing Destiny 2.
And I'm not joking.
Oh, I need to hear that
Beastcast?
Yakuza Kiwami QL
Every time somebody here writes Destiny 2 I read Divinity 2 and I get excited for a second