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anyone know how to fix that issue?

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. Don't play hero at usaf olivia, use granades on ack ack..

You do feel this game. I’m here because of “permadeath” search in the forum. And it’s a huge pleasure to see by these words of yours that you represent a true master. Would listen about ANYTHING you’d say on the permadeath.
ps. Survival, of course, and no modes (in my case ((PlayStation)
pps. ack ack…. my previous run’s death.

BF6 is on open beta right now so player count should be back up in 1-2 weeks

Bow is very overpowered, it does not need a defensive stance, you can dodge to evade.

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I never used the bow in grounded 2. I'm a bit surprised it can't block like grounded. But if it can dodge, that should still be relatively fine though?

You can literally solo the mysterious stranger and the wolf spider with just staves and dodging (on whoa mode). No blocking/parrying necessary. As they can get easily get stuck on the one pillar with two desks. I imagine the bow would be even better at this pillar riding strategy. Since it'd be easier to hit the stranger's head with charged attacks.

Im not sure builds should be based on "How easily can we get creatures stuck/how easy can we find a safe spot and shoot creatures"

Well, any sort of environmental height differences can be abused by ranged weapons is what I'm saying. These weapons do not feel underpowered. Because you should never be treating them like an RPG where every party gets to take their turn hitting each other. You should be using those types of weapons to attack the enemies at distances they can't fight back at.

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Since nighttime buffs the infected, would that affect the less human aspects of Crane's character?

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A lot of words to say not very much. I'll address the important bit at the end.

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What exactly do think my argument is? That NO ONE would be upset if things were even slightly different? Better yet since you like to put words in peoples mouths go ahead and write my opinion for me.

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In reality the vast majority of "legacy" fans came from CK2 which is the clear blueprint and which has nearly every system CK3 has ...

You can't be a fan of CK2 if you hate the direction CK3 because that direction BEGAN in CK2 ...

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This is why I find the idea that CK is "changing" as a premise to be utterly absurd ... I jumped right into the game and it played almost exactly like I expected it too based solely on my experience from CK2.

I think your argument is that CK3 is basically just CK2+, and therefore people that like CK2 have no excuse complaining about CK3 because CK3 is just CK2 but better. The fact that CK2 has beloved content that CK3 does not have is a simple disproof of what I think your argument is.


If the above is missing context, please provide the necessary context. I don't think I removed anything essential.

mine layer adjustments seem a bit odd. It was the obvious counter to the ram. Seems like it's not going to be the counter it needs to be anymore.

I get wanting to balance it a bit, but that's a really long arm time when somebody is chasing you and you zoom by the mines they lay.

Guess time will tell. Glad to see the ram being addressed but that also seems a bit harsh. I'd like to see the device itself just have a longer repair time (like quite longer) than a new re-arm time. I find defending it inside the ship more challenging than from a single drill charge outside.

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Update: Itch.io ditched the adult tag entirely, but they are looking for a new payment processor who won't turn up their nose to adult content.

I'm quite frankly utterly baffled as to why debit companies aren't just pouncing directly upon this opportunity. There's a massive market vacum just sitting there for them to steal entire distributors out from their noses, if not to completely bust the kneecaps of the hegemony of digital transactions, and yet debit card companies are sleeping even harder at the wheel than the people on the titanic.