There’s a big difference between “I hope some good comes of this, and people come out of it with more empathy” and “LOL YOU DESERVED IT”
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Nah, that’s not the worst. The worst is when it won’t stay at a steady speed at all...just a little too fast to comfortably stay in first, shift to second, oh, now we’re stopping again...let’s try to crawl along so I don’t have to stop when the person in front of me does...nope, have to stop...oh, now we’re moving…
This is a rare one that might just be CP at any price, if only because I have to try to figure out the odds of it killing me. You might need to pay me to put me in this one.
‘94 Dodge Spirit was my first car. Constantly having some issue or another, put a new head gasket on that POS 4-cyl every year, until my father managed to kill the engine “proving” to me that I was wrong about it having a dead oil pump. Gave it to a mechanic who wanted to put a new engine in it and give it to his…
If you do a full pacifist playthrough, you’ll never gain experience. This is...not necessarily a bad thing.
Thing is, that’s not the game’s real “gimmick” at all...but revealing the real one would be a huge spoiler on it’s own. The game is amazing, but I can’t even say -why- without partially ruining it.
It will. It’s being made by the original creators, and Harebrained Schemes already has a very solid 3/3 record for very successful kickstarters that lived up to promises.
The Black Widow, and the open ended merc campaign, are the two absolute must-have stretch goals.
They’ll be in the entirely inevitable sequels/expansions. I’d put damn near any amount of money on that. The first expansion/sequel will be MW2/clan war era.
Problem is nothing concrete was ever really publicly released after that lawsuit. This long after, most of it is still speculation and rumor. It’s not something anyone backing this game has to worry about, though. The only long term effects of the lawsuit were that Battletech couldn’t use the original designs for the…
That’s just about it. The mechs can still be used; they’re still in the fiction, still legal in tabletop gameplay, but the art for them can’t be used. Battletech got around this by making new designs for “updated” versions of those mechs for a while, and now is going back to designs closer to the originals, but just…
Nothing was ever publicly released, it’s all just rumors. Part of the lawsuit apparently involved people not talking about it afterward. I think that rumor is pretty well accepted most places now, but that doesn’t mean it’s necessarily accurate, either.
It was tragic for a long time. It stopped being that when Flyingdebris started redesigning the old designs, including the“unseen” mechs for MWO, and now for the new Battletech game. Every one of his designs so far is indescribably better than the original 80s/90s art and designs, and Battletech is all the better for…
Need this at more Cedar Fair parks, please. King’s Island or King’s Dominion for us out in this half of the country? Little chance of Dorney getting it until it’s ten years old and well-used.
No. Funding a project without doing your research first is dumb.
...Vienna Singer - Teng tactical combatant.
Betrayal at House on the Hill works pretty much this way, too. By the end of the game, you might have all heroes, you might have one betrayer (which might just turn out to be you!), or it could turn into a free for all where only one is going to walk out alive...and you need to spend the first, co-op, half of the game…
I won’t. Can’t afford mine until 2017. But 2017 is going to be a gooood year. (That said, loaded except for the track tires, since I imagine they’ll make little difference off the track, and just wear out in no time in daily driving condition. And black.)
The only reason why that nonsense is okay is because they put lime in the Darkside Skittles now, and that means I can get blood orange and lime in one package, and that is a beautiful thing.