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Messaggio originale di Quantum Duck Studio:

It's also pronounced WALK-uls.

Oh fair. Sorry for misunderstanding!!!

If you are following Faen storylines, that can accelerate it.

Messaggio originale di HykrilTynyx:

Messaggio originale di Ordo Malleus:

For those who say it's fine, try playing F.E.A.R (the original one). And look what the enemies are doing there, considering that 70% of the game is corridors, and look what the enemies are doing in MW5, where most of the locations are open wastelands with hills, well, it's kind of sad

Ahh, the classic uneducated naive comparison to F.E.A.R. First of all - apples to oranges - because you're comparing a narrow-corridor-linear-FPS with an open-field-arena-tank-controls-mecha-sim. Secondly, I'm glad you haven't mentioned F.E.A.R. spin-offs/standalone expansions packs such as the "Extraction Point" and "Perseus Mandate" both of which perfectly demonstrate what happens to the famed enemy AI the moment someone less competent takes the development reins into their hands and puts the AI at a disadvantage in situations where it fumbles around... Why? Oh, that's simple - it's because F.E.A.R.'s miraculous AI is just a very good illusion - a very specific algorithm tailor-made in close connection to the corridor-like level design. Thirdly, let's be honest - even if F.E.A.R.'s AI was THAT unique... then barely any game could ever hold a candle to it, so comparing an average horse to a winged unicorn is a bit unfair - don't you agree? Finally, I'm really surprised that you've actually somehow provided the full explanation for the difference in the enemy AI yourself (corridors vs open areas), but seemingly missed the point entirely - that's just hilarious.

Well, F.E.A.R. is a well-written game, but I only played the second part after that, so the most I can do is compare it to the first part. Even though the comparison is naive, it doesn't solve the problem of the game, where you're just being attacked by "tyranids in mechs." .Well, make 15 different behaviors for the Ai, depending on their loadout, so there are those who cover from afar, those who are armed with melee and ranged weapons, those who are waiting in ambush, etc. There are many maps in the game with corridors or winding terrain, but let's ignore it and laugh together =)

Stuff a DLC make it part of the main game also no Chaos no Eldar no Tau No SoB or Guard

Thank you continuing to support Linux.

At this rate 3.0 will be next month and 4.0 will be the month after that. Because version numbers are made up and the devs don't care.

Oh, yeah, you can totally do that if you get a decent group going. Good RNG means 50 SC in like 3-4 minutes, and you're constantly cleaning maps.

i dont think i found the boss THAT hard but.. cool??

Messaggio originale di Jason Cooper:

I have just gone back to IR, its the only full on racing sim with multiplayer that is being developed, AC RF2 gone. It now has no competition when it comes to multiplayer and variety. Cost $70 a month are you trying to buy all the content asap ?

Yeah, I have no idea where they pulled that number. I don't spend that for my year subscription I bought. And so far, I have gotten tons of racing done without buying additional content.

Messaggio originale di MadArtillery:

Can tell someone never reads patchnotes or keeps up to date on anything ever.

What difference does it make what's in the patch note if I can't play as a cattleman?