Grappler Ships! Now they just need to add some Kei Pirates and Ctarl Ctarl and I’m sold.

A cute animation...but for some reason I find myself really hating that dude.

Safe for now anyway. I could see this turning Keter quite easily.

So was Rupture Farms, to the outside observer...

Does your ghost’s ghost then go to the after-afterlife? And what if the ghost-ghost dies? Is it turtles all the way down? Me am brain-hurt now.

Then that raises the question of if ghost spider venom would do anything to normal corporeal humans, or if only ghosts have to worry about walking into ectoplasmic ghost spider webs.

...I can’t help but speculate now. Would spider ghosts be the ghosts of spiders, or ghosts of people with spider powers?

You underestimate the entitlement of certain gamers. :P

I remember when that happened. I had actually been at a lostprophets concert about a week before the news broke. So all I could think about once I heard was, what was going on behind the scenes at the show. Who knew, who didn’t? Who was in on it? It was severely unsettling.

The boonie hat’s not a mod item. Have it on one of my snipers. :)

Ah, that makes more sense then. Cheers!

That’s not true at all. I’ve had missions where four out of six soldiers got promoted.

I also like seeing the random nicknames they get assigned and figuring out how to customize them to fit their nickname and battle history.

Dewdong...

Thanks, that’s good to know. I guess they realized how frustrating it was in Enemy Unknown.

I would like to know this as well. My first time through X-Com: EU I would always keep at least 3 of each corpse until I found out what they were used for. But for 2, I’m finding it hard to not sell anything I’ve already researched.

I remember talking to H2-22, the first synth you rescue. He talks about not being sure about the memory wipe, but the Railroad told him that the memory wipe was the only way to ensure that the synths would be safe from the Institute and their evil synth memory wiping ways...wait...

I sided with the Railroad at first, until I realized that every synth they “rescue” would have their memory wiped anyway. If the Railroad is so concerned about synths being individuals deserving of freedom, why is it that the first thing they do to a freed synth is remove the individuality that made them want to be…