I rather enjoy the Division. It’s also a loot shooter (in third person instead of first). It’s mostly co-op, except the DZ (Dark Zone) and Last Stand. The story is all right, the city (Post-Viral Apocalypse New York) is well made and fun to wander/fight through.

It has its issues and it feels like the next patch (1.8)…

Yeah, that’s my concern with it as well. When my brother and I played the first one we only ended up using 1/6th of our park space because we’d ‘used up’ our park complexity/item meter. It was very annoying and frustrating.

Ahh, I see you are also a connoisseur of the classics!

Mmm, vension...

I only see one engine in this design. Wouldn’t that make these SIE fighters? Since TIE stands for Twin Ion Engine.

I think I have a problem with calling Indiana Jones ‘Lawful Good’. He’s Neutral Good AT BEST.

They have a game like this, Mount and Blade Warband: Napoleonic Wars. Muskets are inaccurate as hell (Getting a firearm kill is generally done at point blank range or from firing into a mob). Melee, artillery, and cavalry are the big killers. It can be surprisingly fun.

Shamed them so hard that you just voted one of the Republicans doing it into office?

If you guys aren’t aware, the Coles are working on a new adventure game in the QFG universe.

Don’t know if you guys are aware but the Coles are working on a new adventure game in the QFG universe.

Yes, you can. They’re called Doomstars, you only get one in your empire, and if they have Stellar Converters equipped you can destroy planets with them.

You’re thinking of Wing Commander 2 which takes place like 10 years after 1. That box is Wing Commander 1. The fighters there were the Hornet (Lasers), Scimitar (Mass Drivers), Raptor (Mass Drivers and Neutron Guns), and Rapier (Lasers and Neutron Guns).

Wing Commander holds a special place in my heart. It was one of…

It’s from the Honorverse, A Call To Arms (Manticore Ascendant 2). I’m enjoying the series. I think Zahn is helping to reign in some of Webers propensity for info dumping and excessive political rambling. The characters are also interesting and feel real. They don’t feel like Mary or Gary Sues (And no tree cats).