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No Shadowrun, eh? Hmmm... Alright, let's see if you've ever tackled these, then...SweetShark said:
You ever try to hunt down any of the classics, like Snatcher?
Do you have any interest in Xenogears and/or Xenosaga?
Have you ever looked into the Phantasy Star saga (classic or modern), or Star Ocean games?
Do you play any Fallout games or Metro 2033?
Have you ever heard of Strife, a pre-Quake first-person game that is a shooter with RPG elements that was obscure because Quake came out several months after its inception?
And finally, I feel I should promote the .hack games (classic ones, GU, and LINK) for creating this massive phenomenon which stretched over games, anime, manga, and books regarding the fictional massive multiplayer game known simply as The World.
Ok, Lets see:FalloutJack said:
- Snatcher is in my plans, However I want a more pure RPG.
- Phantasy Star and Star Ocean aren't my cup of tea.
- I have plans to start playing the first original Fallout games, but I don't think I can see them as Cyberpunks.
- Metro it is similar with Fallout.
- Now this is funny, because if you search you can find a old game with the name Strife as well, but it is a Comic Theme Cyberpunk like game. And Also we have the new Strife which become reality cause of Kickstarter.
- .hack is more enjoyable for Deckers, not for me sadly.
Nope really. I learned at first about ShadowRun Universe from the Reviewer Spoony One. His story hooked me up to hear more stories for him. I miss him I must admit.....Aelinsaar said:
Also I played only the first recent RPG ShadowRun.
Do you have an interesting story to share? I really love the stories I watched from Spoony and some others comment I saw.Aelinsaar said:
Btw, just for your information, I played in the end "Beyond Good and Evil."Lilani said:
IS F*CKING AWESOME!!!! You should play it yourself as well.
It could be more cooler if a part of the campaign was design for your death of your character. Not just a few lines exposition for his death....Aelinsaar said:
For example maybe you were acting all along an you were with the good guys all along and you were something like a Boss character.
Or even better, You are only one of the many Clones of an Army of Raging Psychopaths.
Or EVEN BETTER, BE AN DOPPELGANGER CREATED TO MESS WITH THE MAIN TEAM AND MAKE THEM TO ACCEPT A DEAL THEY SHOULD ORIGINALLY ACCEPT!!!!!!
Sorry, my imagination get wild.
Too early to tell, but it will be interesting to see if they've made any mechanical (as well as narrative) tweaks based off feedback from The Bureau. Am trying to wrack my brain to remember if any X-COM:EU DLC came out after the release of The Bureau...SweetShark said:
If you're looking for your narrative fix of secretly combating the 'greys' across the 20th and early-21st century, I'd check out the tie-in fiction for the Delta Green RPG universe, it's pretty good.
I'm not sure of the details because I only heard of it offhandedly from a friend in engineering, but hanging a wet towel behind a fan is supposed to be quite effective if you live in a dry climate. This video is the closest I can find of it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePqIw-DzVycEvilRoy said:
Q: I've been looking for papers on nonscripted behavior for models for interacting with their environment. Specific examples being stuff like picking up objects, walking, responding to outside stimuli (Obstacles and forces acting on the model), and stuff like that.
This is kind of what I was looking for
But evolutionary algorithms aren't exactly what I'm interested in, I want something more in the vein of inverse kinematics.
Nah, I still prefer the classic "Destroy all humans" more.IndianaJonny said:
But with all seriousness, I checked quickly the suggestion and I notice it take heavily inspiration from Lovecraft's Lore.
How the Aliens are connected with the Lovecraft's Monsters?
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It would be better for me to play the first Fallout games before starting playing Fallout 4?
I will admit when I saw the Noir influence in the trailer, it make me a little hopeful I will like it.
Then I think to myself the Bugs.......the Bugs that make the game work like sh*t sadly...
It would be better for me to play the first Fallout games before starting playing Fallout 4?
I will admit when I saw the Noir influence in the trailer, it make me a little hopeful I will like it.
Then I think to myself the Bugs.......the Bugs that make the game work like sh*t sadly...
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I don't think you need to ruin your humidifier to make an air conditioner.
I like this video because it looks easy, uses water instead of ice, and is of such a basic design that it looks like it could be improved into a solid, portable unit. It also looks like it could cool more than a single room.
Evaporative Cooler
The drawback in this design is that it moves a lot of water, so much that I think you would run out of it in just a few hours or so. I think he needs to cut back on the water flow. Also, the use of metal wire is a mistake I think. Even galvanized chicken wire is of such a poor quality that it will rust at spots of poor coverage. I would prefer to have a design that uses something like plastic and can be taken apart to be cleaned. Perhaps adding a mild germicide would be helpful in the long term as well.
The drawback in this design is that it moves a lot of water, so much that I think you would run out of it in just a few hours or so. I think he needs to cut back on the water flow. Also, the use of metal wire is a mistake I think. Even galvanized chicken wire is of such a poor quality that it will rust at spots of poor coverage. I would prefer to have a design that uses something like plastic and can be taken apart to be cleaned. Perhaps adding a mild germicide would be helpful in the long term as well.
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There's also this design which is much smaller but it won't move as much air as the first one. This is by the same guy:
Smaller Cooler
Q: Who still remember there is a MLP like Fighting Game at work:
I still remember, that why I need to remind this to you as well.
I still remember, that why I need to remind this to you as well.
Q: Who else think in the X-Com 2 Trailer, The Aliens act like the Combines from Half-Life 2?
Q: Who else think in the new Halo game you will fight mostly Humans and Prometheans? The reason of the Dark secret the Goverment of the Human Race had about the Super Soldier Cover Program.
Q: Who else think in the new Halo game you will fight mostly Humans and Prometheans? The reason of the Dark secret the Goverment of the Human Race had about the Super Soldier Cover Program.
I remember it had some legal issues and I gave it up as dead, and now I have stopped liking MLP due to the fanbase.SweetShark said:
My advice would be to play Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas. Not because you need to, but because they're decent games and if you don't like them, you saved £40 on buying Fallout 4; nearby Steam Sale will let you get them for pennies. But no, you don't need to.SweetShark said:
Bugs are always part of a Bethesda game, but for some reason, Bethesda always gets a pass on them. Another reason to play the older games; someone will have modded a patch to make it stable(-er).
Possible? Yes. Likely? No.SweetShark said:
About religion in particular, or general morality?FPLOON said:
In religion, there is the film "Deliver Us from Evil", which is interesting.
Regarding general morality, there is the Kite Runner, Malcolm X (Spike Lee's), In the Name of Our Father (about the Birmingham 6), Kramer Vs. Kramer, every single Shakespeare production ever (a personal favourite is the Merchant of Venice)
It is no anymore a MLP game. It is an Original IP, but as you can see they still have the same artist from MLP recent series.L. Declis said:
And as far I know they will do a Kickstart......oh my god, this will open Hell Battlefields for discussions.
Simply put, both 'terrestrial' and 'extraterrestrial' creatures inhabit the Delta Green universe.SweetShark said:
It starts off with the growing number of encounters between humanity and the other creatures inhabiting the Earth, a task force (Delta Green) gets assembled who deal with these terrestrial threats. Then the aliens show up and the old task force (now composed of grizzled, hardy and paranoid veterans) gets shunned and gradually exterminated by those who would try to use the aliens/alien contact for their own ends - little knowing that the aliens have plans of their own...
The whole action is all hush-hush, cloak-and-dagger kind of stuff. Imagine a group of grizzled, disturbed Vietnam-War veterans fighting in the shadows against (and not necessarily winning) all the impossible horrors the Universe can throw at them, trying to save an ungrateful, hostile humanity...and you're someway there.
But if it's 'Destroy All Humans' of the classical frame that you're after, well there's always this old chestnut: