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The whole design philosophy of Pokemon for the last decade and over is basically modeling every decision about the direction of the games catering to the whim of the least well adjusted immature 30 somethings and their nostalgia while also making sure eight year olds buying their shit.

Seems like a pretty anti-communist game, kind of weird to find one in a time when capitalism is going to be in a bit of turmoil. Y'know what I mean? But this is just going off of what my impressions of it were

Hi, vegas modder here. I am trying to make new vegas more immersive by bringing realistic elements to the game. I took inspiration from the sudan war and the war in tigray as reasons to add in missiles to some of the leveled lists in this game more responsibly. I think having more explosives and missile systems in game makes new vegas feel more like a game about living in a conflict zone than simply being another generic RPG protagonist. In game, you end up with this scene of an NCR fire team defending station charlie while a heavy trooper with a missile launcher provides support. Looks pretty tactical

What do you guys think? also feel free to add suggestions on what I could add to the game

I just beat this game, I remember seeing another discussion thread about this game but I can't find it, but I want to talk about the game, full spoilers.

Total War has deteriorated to such an absurd fucking degree they make good ideas shitty in practice every new game. i entered the TW fanbase quite late (2016) but despite that i find myself playing mostly older games, shogun 2, Attila and occasionally Napoleon. i LOVE the ideas Troy put foward having more resources has always been an obvious expansion for TW, being able to switch between fantasy and historical is also a very good idea considering the many mythical creatures they could've/havd added. and yet despite all of this Troy is fucking shit because the core fundamentals of TW have degraded to such an extent it's just a worse game. Morale is utterly useless and broken, units can survive until they have 5 men in them, literally what's the point of tactics? why flank? battles are now only decided on who has the better men. Shogun 2 and Napoleon have by far the best morale system, despite Attila using the Rome 2 system i still find it quite good (at least for the early game). shit even fantasy TW should be awesome and instead all units feel the exact same, how do you even do that? you have limitless opportunies yet 90 percent of the roaster serves the same function. i have lost all hopes on those faggots.

Switch 2 Direct just dropped!!!

Your thoughts?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!?

It’s the 42nd millennium in the newest edition, the tyrannic wars have mostly ended, the wars for Armageddon still loom on with the orks weakening each day, the necrons, tau, and eldar are showing signs of instability, and the imperium is looking towards entering another “age of apostasy” situation even with the galaxy being torn in half. If the age of strife never happened, the imperium in its current state would be as strong if not stronger than the ICOG from xeelee. But how strong is the imperium right now?

They’re pretty fucking OP that’s for sure.

Unlike the low effort bait spewed out on community threads, the imperium has only been expanding rapidly since the Horus heresy. The guard and the astartes got reorganized into legions and chapters to maintain cohesion and improve their stability. The sisters of battle exists as a check to keep the administratum and inquisition from irresponsible decision making and as a stand-alone fighting force. Recovered STCs have brought the return of primaris and centurion space marine power armour. Guilliman, Vulkan, and rogal dorn are back. Several space marines were discovered during exploration trips or were added to the chapters. Some improvements (and I mean some) to imperial leadership have been seen to make the empire less comically fascist and incompetent under guilliman. Finally, the sheer number of humans in the galaxy has rapidly grown thanks to fertility rates and the introduction of vitae wombs on planets like Vraks—seriously, those planets can produce fifty million soldiers a year; imagine how many people in general they pump out. To top of everything else, all imperial worlds have been fortifying for ages now while the imperium has been passively expanding its reach into new worlds since the great crusade started. Just look at the story of tertium as an example of how fucking huge the empire really is.
Unless GW can pull an extremely sound excuse to give some random heretic or alien uniquely strong plot armour, this franchise isn’t going to end the way Fantasy did but with the galaxy cleansed of any nonhuman and robotic life in a few centuries to millennia. The only things going on so far are the returns of angron, Magnus, and mortarion.
Thoughts? Personally, I want to see how this board game ends. Would be nice to finally justify not painting anymore models.

God damn we should have gotten a biomega like art style for cyberpunk man. The art style in 2077 is so fucking bland compared to the dark grey, purple like, edgy shit pumped out in this fucking hard as fuck comic.

Everything in cyberpunk looks too much like it’s trying to hard to appear punk as shit. Nothing in that game radiates the same fucking force felt just by staring at DRF goons.

is they're A. Mine Craft Srevers???/ i am board and i got baned on a srever for "steling" (takign stuf f from another guy's hose afte rhe said it was ok but the moderator's discord handle was "the raging russian" and he was signalboosting pro-russia and anti-communist memes…)))) hello bing bong HELLO WOW HELLO HELP ME i am WOW hell o but really is there a community minecraft server pleas etelling me hat would be good Ok hi

>teens forced into world where they have to kill each other for freedom
>problems resolved by "voting like their lives depended on it.
>once the characters awaken from their false consciousness and see the world for what it is, they literally solve the finally problem with abstentionism

was it actually 'based?'