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Instead of opening a witch hunt on forums, make a ticket here and report the player with evidence: http://support.saber.games

I normally set up 3 or 4 thermal units at a time. The first Transmitter must be within 25 meters of all of the thermal units, where it collects the power from all units into 1 beam.
From then on, the range is maximum 100 meters.
It's easy to tell if you are out of range or line of sight - From the position of the last functioning transmitter, prime the builder tool for another transmitter, and the beam to the existing one will appear. You can swim off in any direction, and as long as you can see the beam, you're in range. If it disappears, back up.

Imagine having your discord tied to your Steam and Twitch, man that chat history in Mr Mans chat.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Commander Moron:

4.Stratagem hero, a game on the pre-game map, and like one or two armors (reskins of others).

you missed the Knight Submachine gun which is locked behind the same edition as Stratagem Hero.

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I got that impression from various youtubers that all stated they could not record their gameplay because textures and what not were not all there. So that makes me believe what we did get to see was heavily curated.

The Space Marines in DoW3 were lanky and skinny... horrible (plus they could not move and shoot at the same time). Here they do not look so much like that. Plus next to the uber 'roided Orks anything would like small... I dislike the Ork look more than the Marines, but this is sadly across the board in most Games Workshop licensed games on 40k.

By shorting you borrow shares from an investor who owns shares in a company, then you can sell the shares and you receive money. The issue with the game is that in the real world you also have to post collateral, either money or stocks as collateral, so that you don't run away with the shares (or go bankrupt). Furthermore you usually have to pay something to the lender, they are not lending to you their shares for fun. Then if the market goes wrong way (stock price of the shares increases) and the value of your borrowed shares go up the lender want to have more collateral, and it is especially bitter if the market value of your collateral goes down and the shares you borrowed goes up.. double wham. So it is a good way of burning all your money in the real world, as when you don't have more collateral to give the position is closed and your networth is 0 (and then the next day ofc the stock crashes., but you dont profit anything as you already lost it all). Haven't tried the hard mode, maybe margin calls are implemented there?

first, its a beautiful game. i guess i was one of the lucky ones that it ran fine, no problems or crashes.

But, i was literally shocked to see the end title screen and credits roll.
4 hours beat. And i took my time. it feels like there was more left to explore but was cut short cause the mechanic of surfing the terrain can only go so far.

i understand it was a combination of journey and abzu. But they made The Pathless and that was amazing and rich in lore and adventure.

I dont know man. this was my most anticipated game this year, but it really felt like it was cut short once finished. And they expect you to new game plus it to finish unlocking the abilities afterwards

I say wait for sale. its a fantastic game, honestly. But I'm stuck here wanting more.

factor_attackdir is a old Empire/Nap/Shogun effect that was applied in melee to replace attacks from flanks but Rome 2 uses different calc for it.

I'm not sure if it's tied to the update or not, but I just had my survival run (I got up to 14 I think, so probably level 5 AI?) ended by Barabasz attacking immediately after I stabbed him with Long Guard + Triangle (High Thrust) as Marie. It's not like he was partway through an attack when I hit him, either. He recovered immediately, which he shouldn't have been able to do :/ .

Also yeah, Alex is pretty nuts right now, and I'm not sure why, considering how strong and fast he already was.

I would love to see the AI speed buffs removed in general.

i think if there was a dynasty game set in a [historically accurate] stone age that'd be cool. just an idea. i personally like stone age things