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I wouldn’t say all. The Axe and Pick just do their job with less swings.

The three tiles at once is a function of the copper upgrade. Higher upgrades can do even more if you hold the button down longer. Same deal for your watering can.

To me, the most beautiful part of those photos is the neon reflections in the rain at night. I don’t see that exact combination much, but I always love it and it makes me think of cyberpunk so hard. Neon lighting hiding the grunge of the day? Yes, so much.

Nice, but I’ve had more than enough Totoro horror in my life (someone had to post this)....

This sounds to me like what happens when I haven’t been using headphones for a good time. Starting up again will cause headaches for a couple days, then I get used to it again and no problems.

NGD took all the ooo out of their next MOO game, because they wanted it to be NoGooD.

I like that red spaceship. Reminds me of cover art from sci-fi books of the 70s.

That poor bro, he can’t even....

WARTILE delivers a game experience unlike anything you’ve seen before. Bring a collection of miniature figurines to life as they aid you to battle it out in a real time strategy video game. Position figurines, use their strengths and be mindful of their weaknesses, activate their special abilities and play action…

Actually, according to the developer in the video, it’s more like an RTS with hexes and timer based movement. The terrain does look incredibly pretty, but I’m not excited about the idea of twitch gaming elements.

It’s cheaper to buy them in a jar than to pay someone to place them on a burger for you. Service costs money, no matter where you are.

I see the judge back there checking that ass.

Just one day? I’m on my second day of watching now... Send help.

Only one enemy in an entire mission will drop loot. Once that loot has dropped, feel free to kill other enemies with Explosions if necessary.

That’s what the little ? marks next to the skills are for. You click on those and it gives you more detail on the appropriate skill. If it has a cooldown, it will be explicitly stated there.

Sure, but they aren’t letting Kotaku post them once a week, so we’ll never know... Oh wait, you can go look for them.

I think this covers the whole event.

My favorite part of combat was actually shown in the “progress report” section. The crocodilian thing doing the death roll with Noctis. If you are going to do a more “realistic” combat system, then critters with special attacks like that are a must (even if potentially really annoying when you get caught by one). Much…

I know you’re joking, but match-fixing in any kind of sport where gambling is involved has developed into a serious problem all over the world in recent years. I’ve been hearing about some match-fixing scandal darn near every other week here in Australia.