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Eeehhh... it was fairly alright as that sort of game during that particular period went. Definitely not really amazing, though. Was just kinda' rough all over.

There's at least one complete LP flapping around, though, over on the archive if nowhere else. Might be a better use of your time to just read that instead of get the game :V

E: Though I'll give it this much, it probably is still one of the better steampunk games out there that actually has something resembling a plot. Definitely in the top few RPGs of its type, for that particular genre. It's just that that's... not exactly a high bar to pass.

How about salami?

Oddly enough I like pepperoni fairly well but despise salami.

... do have family willing to eat pig feet. Is line I'm not willing to cross. We'll not even discuss the heads.

Good ol' glazed spiral ham. Don't eat it often, but it usually ends up being most of what's eaten for a few days afterwards :V Plain ham's kinda' eh, but soak that sucker with brown sugar and honey (and maybe some cinnamon >_>) and cook it well and it's ruddy amazing.

Then, yeah, there's bacon. Those chip things are nice, too -- fried pork skin, or something along those lines. Don't think I do much else pork wise most of the time, though, save when it's part of sausage or somethin'.

Keep the inspector open, play AI games, try stuff. Maybe even just jump right in to a newbie game. Hard to be particularly specific, heh. If you played a fair amount of Dom 3 you'll probably be mostly fine regardless. There's definitely differences, but so far as strategy and whatnot goes they're still more alike than not. Just don't bother trying reverse communions

Would killing commanders actually make them unable to defend the fortress? Because my problem was sieging the place before my supplies caused all my guys to die.

Beyond what kag mentioned, even if it doesn't your actual problem is they're attacking from the fortress. If they have no commanders (or at least not enough to do squat) they can't attack :V

Named after baja california, presumably. Home of tijuana, among other things. Not entirely sure I want to drink something from taco bell named after the place people come back from pregnant/with kids without remembering who the parent is. Maybe the other parent, maybe both, it's probably best to just not ask. Either way the marriage of taco bell and incidental impregnation is something you file alongside facehuggers and run screaming from calmly avoid.

Ninja'd somewhat, but eh.

Kinda look like it's not female to begin with, tbh. Might just be the brightness on my screen, I'unno.

Quote from: Neonivek on August 31, 2016, 01:27:06 am

I actually find it funny the actual excuse they created as to why ONLY god eaters can fight them

But if god eaters need to connect to weapons made from beasts, then how was the first beastie killed? o_O

Scavenging, probably. Harvested the corpse of one that something else killed. Alternately, a lot of people died shaving off some chunks of one and then playing Death Keepaway long enough to get away with the prize. Or time travel, I guess. The first was killed by eaters from the future.

... got it. Played a bit. Currently cheating like a mofo because because. One thing I've definitely noticed. Game needs some kind of indication when one of your critters get ganked like goddamn. Goddamn goddamn. Sound, some kind of message on the top scroll thing. A blink or flash or just about zogging anything other than a quiet move over on the side of the screen you're probably paying jack-all attention to.

Also kinda' have trouble figuring out why the hell there isn't one, because it took probably less than an hour to find it incredibly glaring that the game could use it.

Though checking the steam discussion it looks like it's planned for the next version, so there's that.

E: As for the tile refreshing thing, I'm not sure if it's actually a thing or just the impression, but it feels a lot like moving tiles around -- particularly dropping them levels, and particularly without actually making matches -- really jacks up the generation rate. Can get honestly kinda' frustrating when you're trying to clear Z-space for a new room and the freaking tiles won't stop falling from the heavens.

E2: It should probably be noted that, despite cheating a fair bit (infinite resources, basically), I'm still kinda' getting my ass kicked.

Also apparently you can lose by just having too much shit in your sanctum. Seems these heroes party hard enough to mosh down twenty+ stories worth of buried dungeon.