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Thread: War of Rights11 Nov 2018, 02:15 AM I'm waiting out for the game's release, because I guess I'm not that excited, but I am pretty interested in seeing an atmospheric and immersive shooter in what seems to me is the scariest period of warfare. In: Other Games
Thread: Total War Warhammer II Announced20 Oct 2018, 21:33 PM YOHOHOHOHOHO VAMPIRATES In: Other Games
Thread: To Axis fan boys22 Sep 2018, 01:00 AM I'd like to take this time to assure you that TheGentlemenTroll is not prescient. And of course, yes, I am locking this thread for not being on a topic conductive of good discussion. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Ægion's Mod [Update 9/10/2018]10 Sep 2018, 22:01 PM Jump back to quoted post10 Sep 2018, 21:02 PM2BadWaluigiTime This looks amazing, really bummed I missed this thread back in early July. Why isn't everyone playing this? Well, unfortunately, despite just about always having the price tag of "free", video game mods fight an uphill battle. Many video games all over already compete for people's attention, and then mods are essentially an example of a game with the potential audience of "Literally only the people who have played a game." Add in the fact that naturally not everyone that plays a game even likes it and mods will of course not really have much in the way of true marketing (otherwise the modders could be doing the mods for, yanno, not free) and then it's really not a surprise most mods will be nothing close to the fame of DotA or The Long War. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Iron Harvest7 Sep 2018, 03:46 AM They say they're getting a publisher that'll be hands-off now too? Everything's sounds great now then - just have to finish making a good game. In: Other Games
Thread: Stormtrooper changes2 Sep 2018, 23:27 PM Jump back to quoted post1 Sep 2018, 17:38 PMadamírcz The ability to shoot on long range is insignificant next to the power of camouflage Don't try to frighten us with your infiltrator's ways, Lord Adamírcz. Your sad devotion-yaddayaddayadda...I had to, ok? Uhhhhhhhhhhhhh that's all I got aside from just agreeing with a unique utility angle being the way to go with Storms. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Steel Division 231 Aug 2018, 03:12 AM Jump back to quoted post31 Aug 2018, 01:41 AMTheGentlemenTroll I agree but I believe the article is talking about how in Total War you go from the turn based campaign to the real time battles. I think some of the Wargame entries had a similar turn-based campaign, but it was definitely very simple, even compared to Total War's strategy element which is also pretty darn simple compared to other titles, or just Total War's real-time battles themselves. The article definitely made SD2's map sound a lot more expansive compared to the aforementioned previous Wargame entries, but I would say to hold out for more info if you're real curious about the strategic side - doesn't seem to be anything truly concrete on how that'll play by my estimate. In: Other Games
Thread: Lemon's Art29 Aug 2018, 00:10 AM Jump back to quoted post28 Aug 2018, 23:56 PMLemonJuice yep, collapsible stretcher. needed someway to breakup the silhouette of the character. took a bit of inspiration from the crutches that battlefield 1 medics carry around, and went with the foldable stretcher. My actual immediate guess was of four stick grenades before I thought a second longer and knew that would be stupid. In: The Art Studio
Thread: Steel Division 229 Aug 2018, 00:09 AM Jump back to quoted post27 Aug 2018, 13:29 PMFelinewolfie SD1 (NSD44) has the EXACT same cover system as COH2 (Yellow, Green cover) ... - Has suppression like COH2 ... Oh, it does? I never heard that since their Wargame series only had forests concealing sight and garrisoned buildings and assumed it'd be the same. I turned out to not like the game as much as I hoped because of that - infantry play just felt too simple to me without flank interactions (and how they died like instantly once discovered in an open field against non-vehicles). Has it changed that much from Wargame to Steel Division? In Wargame, suppression's a universal mechanic. I honestly felt like I didn't like the game that much because of that - anything that gets shot at it tends to be either dead, or stunned or panicked in mere moments. In: Other Games
Thread: Lemon's Art28 Aug 2018, 23:43 PM Even neater than before! Might I ask what the armoured medic fella's got on their back? I was guessing some kind of collapsible stretcher. In: The Art Studio