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Hugo is correct. High voltages would only weld the joints of the armor together, and carry the brunt of the charge away from the body.

Isn't that potentially better than immobilizing the enemy with magnets? Even after the power is cut, the enemy is still incapacitated.

Quote from: Oliolli on June 21, 2012, 01:07:49 pm

Quote from: forsaken1111 on June 21, 2012, 08:43:53 am

I always found it strangely satisfying to fill my vault full of gold bars in Evil Genius...

Of course then I had the 'other' vault with the world treasures... -twitch- okay I have to play this game again over the weekend.

The world treasures went into different rooms frequented by the minions inside the Inner Base. 1,000,000 dollar bill? Into the control room. The Eiffel Tower? Same. The invaluable persian rug? Into the middle of a high-traffic corridor.

Still, I'd spend my time watching those piles of gold bars grow, minute by minute. With an income of $24,000 per minute, I'd watch one pile for about 17 minutes, when it would stop growing. I'd be sad. Then I'd notice that they've started making another pile. I'd be happy, as I'd watch it grow again. [rinse & repeat]

Überloot? Pfft, boring to watch.

Girlinhat, you got kleptomania or something?

You say that as if it were a bad thing.

As if the previous dreams hadn't been odd enough, soon they had begun to include new limbs growing all around his body. It had been enough to wake Oliolli up. Hugo had disappeared, and in his place stood a tall man wearing a blue suit and carrying a briefcase.
"Good morning, Mr. Oliolli."
"It's morning?"
Oliolli looked in both directions down the hallway. Very little, if any light was visible. Still night.
"Not really. However, there is something--"
The man suddenly stopped speaking and looked to his left, down the empty hallway.
"I shall tell you later."
And with that, he started walking away quickly. As he disappeared around a corner, Oliolli noticed wierd wandering down the hall from the opposite direction.
"Out for a nighttime walk, then?"
"If you're looking for Hugo, he's probably in the hospital. If Eric, we can't help you. If something else, probably the same as with Eric."
"You know, I also feel like walking a bit. Mind if I join you?"

Stalker. Although it has no vehicles. But it nails the sense of isolation, and for a while, scarcity. Call of Pripyat adds the "spectacular" atmosphere that Shadows of Chernobyl lacks somewhat.

This.

The Oblivion Lost -mod adds vehicles.

Metro 2033.

And this.

Turns out that it isn't quite that easy to box the X-42 Giant Roboscorpion to death.

Oliolli wandered trough the fort's gates, quite drowsy by then. Still wondering about his four remaining limbs, he staggered to the hospital, only to find the door locked and Hugo leaning onto it, apparently asleep. Sitting down on the opposite side of the hall, he quickly fell asleep.

96 ways to go left.