Broken_Erika
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Downloaded a bunch of maps and player models for Jedi Academy. The bot's default chat lines suck, so i'm redoing all of them. The Frank Drebin, Malcolm Reynolds and Deadpool ones are gonna be fun.
I recommend Shogun 2 and especially Rome 2 : Emperor's Edition.Not playing, but looking into the total war series. Anybody here familiar with it and have recommendations/objections to them?
MTW2 has the horrible "duel-like" fighting system which makes all kind of formation pointless and make battles look ridiculous
No, I mean that when there is a fight in MTW2, instead of having the whole unit fight as a group against another group, it breaks formation and enters into a serie of duel, which are even more obvious for each one having some sort of "force field" preventing any character to come close. So you have two scattered units waiting behind maybe five or ten guys having a duel with another guy from the unit in front. By the end of the fight, there is a small line of corpse on the line separating both units.What do you mean by "duel-like", wouldn't armies still get penalties when getting attacked from multiple directions?
I bought myself a new GPU after realizing that I literally did not have any proper in my system, just some 512 onboard garbage card from the late 2014s. It came in the mail today, I installed it and am enjoying every single game in my steam library on max settings and 60 fps. I have never had this experience before, all PCs I've ever had were passed down or laptops, so this is a pretty amazing feeling for me.
Eh, not really.Dominions? Is that like Total War but with magic?
If I remember right, you get the last squadmate very late in the game, so you might want to save some sidequests to do with them.All my squadmates are loyal! I guess I should mop up some sidequests before going to the dead reaper.
I still can't find the last squadmate though. Maybe I get them later?
If I remember right, you get the last squadmate very late in the game, so you might want to save some sidequests to do with them.
Even looking beyond the hero-centric focus of it and attempt to create an in-game story, the battles are super fast which gives me no time to zoom in and admire the beautiful unit models and animations. Plus, unless things were massively changed in Warhammer 2, the siege battles are a massive step backwards for the game. Minor cities don't get siege battles so you get a handful of often massively outnumbered units out in the open field and get massacred, no chance to make the enemy pay for every foot of ground in a siege battle like in Attila. For major cities, you are only able to attack along a single front right into the enemy - massive letdown from Attila which had some of the best looking and best playing siege maps in Total War history.Total Warhammer is dope as hell, you just gotta go into it with a bit of a different mindset than the other TWs. Rome II with DeI is the best historical TW of all time if you'd rather do that.
Yes but I also read that after getting the Reaper IFF that something bad happens if you do too many quests.
Even looking beyond the hero-centric focus of it and attempt to create an in-game story, the battles are super fast which gives me no time to zoom in and admire the beautiful unit models and animations. Plus, unless things were massively changed in Warhammer 2, the siege battles are a massive step backwards for the game. Minor cities don't get siege battles so you get a handful of often massively outnumbered units out in the open field and get massacred, no chance to make the enemy pay for every foot of ground in a siege battle like in Attila. For major cities, you are only able to attack along a single front right into the enemy - massive letdown from Attila which had some of the best looking and best playing siege maps in Total War history.