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told you Tua sucks.

Hell there's tons of shit that im just like 'wut'. I don't even know what exactly soul-blaze does (its a DoT right?) and I play a goddamn psyker. Also seems like most buff timers need anywhere from a 25-100% increase.

on lower difficulties it despawns after a single kill, which ironically makes it harder to kill on lower difficulties.

Is there even a reward for killing a daemonhost?

And also the 49ers

MHA was super anti-climactic lol

It's amazing how just the tiny bit of story in VT2 goes such a long way. Their decision to ape DRG so heavily was a big mistake imo.

evolved into Raticate.

Pretty sure the toughness bug hit veterans super hard. Should be fixed now on Steam.

Yeah i guess on higher difficulties once head popping becomes semi-useless psyker just turns into a CC machine

Yeah I'm familiar with them from Gaunt's Ghosts but they still aren't firing solid rounds. There is no need to clear a jam or move a fresh round into the chamber after reloading. Speaking of which, my psyker is named Soric and I saw a veteran yesterday named Criid.

If you really believe that go read Graham McNeill's Legend of Sigmar trilogy. Heldenhammer alone will probably be enough to disabuse you of that notion.

Something just occurred to me during a bitchfest with a friend. WHY DO LASRIFLES HAVE A CHARGING HANDLE?!?!?

having those ears drained might have dropped even more weight than the haircut.

Because only the really weird ones involve something other than standard gameplay, like triggering the gutter runner army in Horn of Magnus.

Maybe you mean the Ogryn Ripper Gun but is that even in game?

You aren't wrong but it's kind of funny because they themselves are a fairly iconic piece of 40k

lmfao I was wondering why that feature seemed so familiar but I couldn't place it. I feel like it makes more sense with the comic book covers than the stupid 'recruiting poster' idea.

Zero sympathy.

I was expecting tons of Ogryns so I started with a psyker. Not sure how I feel about being able to stack the same class, although it probably makes for faster queues.

Post-pisco WHM run should be fairly smooth. Dia spells smash Lich, then go get temper gauntlets and invisira robe.

At this point I don't even blame the companies anymore. If consumers are so fucking stupid that they are willing to preorder a digital product, you have an obligation to your shareholders to take their money.

Most single class challenges go like this 1) tedious slog until you get past Piscodemons 2) cruise through rest of game by rushing class change and doing fiends out of order

"Toughness is bugged to shit RN and if you have above 100 all melee damage just hits you directly no matter the toughness you have " is what a friend told me also the shop system is fucking terrible and i goddamn hate it (unless im missing something). Multiple unlocks I can't try because they...

I also want to say VT2 had significantly more content at launch for 10 bucks cheaper.

It feels like im playing a game developed by a studio that is brand new to the genre rather than a studio that has worked exclusively in the genre for the last 8 years. Fatshark has a lot more passion/enthusiasm than they do competence/skill/integrity.

But they made damn sure the cash shop is working!

First impression is pretty mediocre. Like if they had actually done nothing more than just reskinning VT2, it would be an improvement.

well I'll give it a try since I already have gamepass but I'm super meh on this.

Still better than being the Bills at least.

It frustrates me when devs see the natural optimization of gameplay as an issue. I would say that long range strategies tend to dominate combat in the majority of strategy games, Stellaris actually already did better than most by delaying the range advantage until the late game. Pretty sure...

It says an Art Director is one of the Co-Founders of Bit Reactor, can't find any information on who the other founder is but in addition to whatever their own plans are, EA immediately tapped them for a Star Wars game so it must have been a pretty major exodus of talent.

Creative director.

The decision to go forward with this tripe instead of sticking with X-Com is probably what caused the X-Com dev team to quit Firaxis and form their own studio.

This is the game that most likely cost us X-Com 3. I will never understand what possessed them to try and build a triple A game with a licensed IP and center it around a core game mechanic that thrived in casual/indy games.