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got bored of all the bs i have to deal with while playing this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Minor Bug

When reloading a mid-run save, the "increase unit limit" cost was only 80 wood, even though it had already been upgraded once or twice before reloading.

Additional context: playing as King Alucard on the graveyard map

Opprinnelig skrevet av AbedsBrother:

Opprinnelig skrevet av peremptor:

5700x is like 250 or more on the used ebay market. Best of luck but yeah best to get a 8 core if you want your current PC to last you that much longer.

5700x is currently ~$150 US new

Oh sorry meant to say the 3D cache version... haha forget the 3D part.

idk but i fear postal 2 redux is gonna feel like an asset flip game.

Oh. Checks out. Profile shows you farm clown awards and have them in your featured profile area.

de_cobble?

I found the start a bit weird. The laptop in front of you should have been on too.
ahhh that helps thankyou. I'm going to keep playing a bit as it has been quite good and different from my usual games. I like walking simulator games too.

At least I can continue on now at the dam where I left off :)
I will have to note in future you can get yourself locked out of the game, like how I did when I threw the breaker switch I needed into the ditch past metal poles/bollards that I couldnt jump over etc.

I guess I won't be throwing anything around now

Opprinnelig skrevet av Pesky:

It was in the meeting that starts the game. But nobody pays attention at meetings.

You are a civil surveyor. Your job is to note maintenance problems and safety risks in the buildings you are assigned to survey. Are the main doors blocked or stuck ? Are there unexpected broken windows ? Is there a water leak or a fire risk ? Has any of the concrete crumbled ? Is metal rebar showing through the concrete ? Are there problems with important machinery like elevators ? If so, take a photo of it, and use them to illustrate your notes when you get back to the office.

At least, that's your purpose at the beginning of the game. But being an intelligent alcohol-abuser you may notice other things as you work.

Opprinnelig skrevet av TΞSTOSTΞROWNLOL:

Opprinnelig skrevet av Kayden:

Oh that hurts, oh not wait no it doesn't. I'm making FACTUAL points backed by evidence, the whole roman thing and the lack of interest in FC for ppl with limited time and resources to play. Just cause YOU can't see it must mean you like doing PVP and hate PVE, that's fine but we should have the option as PLAYERS to go to servers that don't have griefing. It's a simple concept and a moral one when you consider people do it ruin other peoples days. I don't care if you like it or not, it's wrong for those who have lives cause it's NO FUN to lose progress when you have limited time. PERIOD. END OF DISCUSSION, for me at least. And this insistence pvp is before blah blah, cry me a river. If we took all your stuff away in the blink of an eye with groups of people to hurt you, you'd cry fowl. Your just inflicting the damage and want the carnage to continue like a bunch of psychopaths addicted to how much damage you can do to others. That says more about you than it does me.

Haha you sound triggered

Triggered is the state that you're speaking from. You sound like you take pleasure in other peoples misery.

Tell me straight up. Do you shoot people in the deep desert because you can, want to, and laugh at those people when the loose what they have?

Don't lie be honest. It took Talbrys about an hour to admit he loves to perform these acts of evil.

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Opprinnelig skrevet av Namdoolb:

Don't play much in the way of counterspells these days (have done in the past), but personally it's great fun playing against a blue player with counterspells:

Adds a whole 'nother level of consideration to when & how you play your spells....

1 - save your powerful plays for later: no deck runs an inexhaustible supply of counters, so you start with the less good stuff, and save the good stuff for later when they start to run a little dry.

2 - use instants or spells with flash: hold your play until the end of their turn, that way they should have to choose between dealing with that, or dealing with whatever you are going to play when you untap.

3 - when you get to play 2 spells a turn: lead with the weaker spell, they either counter it and leave themselves open for the more powerful spell, or they don't; in which case you just hold on to the more powerful spell for now, & use it later.

4 - when you have a presence on board already: go through combat first; maybe they shoot a removal spell at your attacker and leave themselves open.

It's much better when you're playing physical mtg obviously because you get to read body language and tells (which isn't really something you can do that well on arena). In paper I'd say it's very hard going for the control mage. But even on arena you can play with them & make their life super difficult.

YUP

the thing about control players is we don't have the win til like... turn 20. Slowing your game down to a turn 10 win is still going faster than us! dropping weaker spells, baiting our counters out, even just playing in your second main phase so we have to decide whether to interfere with combat or hold to counter something big, all of these make it really tough for us.

Or I can just concede and move on at the first counter spell and be in another match in less than 30 seconds playing against someone who will actually play the game instead of sitting in the corner jerking off waiting for me to play.

i had the same problem -_-