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[EnigmaticHat]

We were defending a VIP trapped in the tunnel networks when advent troopers began pouring in two at a time from above.  My corporal templar heroically held off two waves of troopers on his own, by each turn cutting one down with his psi blades and then using a barrier to parry the other's shot.  It was seriously like a jedi fighting storm troopers.  At the end of it, no one had a scratch and we were up 94 intel, 4 promotions and an engineer.

I check the Templar's promotion screen.  Newly available Xcom skill: reaper.  For one turn, on a cooldown, melee kills grant another action.  I feel like the game is letting me get away with things.

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Xcom 2, legendary

[AzyWng]

Completed a “Riding Shotgun” challenge, the Bohan Snake, and both “Excess Delivery” Odd Jobs with gold medals.

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Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown award.

While the game has some bugs and may, on occasion, crash, it’s still pretty fun.

[Akura]

Got lucky at the Tricky Factory and caught the stage boss: Porygon-Z, power rating 938. Bear in mind, less than a week ago the best I could field was a Milotic at 557, which was a very lucky catch itself.

Immediately taught it Tri-Attack, a fairly short-ranged but very wide wave Normal-type ****-strength(which is high) attack that has a chance to paralyze, burn, or freeze any of the enemies it hits. I also kept it with Signal Beam, a Bug-type ****-strength line attack that can confuse. It began murdering its way through several story battles, including hardmode ones.

Also awesome was the Pokemon I caught it with: Mareep that I gave Thunderbolt to. Also awesome was the slightly-stronger Durant I also added to the lineup and gave Iron Head to. Currently, my highest rated Pokemon is Florges, but she's slow and her moves suck and I haven't unlocked much better.

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Pokemon Rumble World. The Move Tutor House is an incredible thing.

[Coolnesstod]

Just finished a Very Hard Bretonnia run. With that, it means I've won a very hard (legendary with Greenskins) campaign with every race except Norsca (because I don't have them). Feelin' good.

That said, I don't think I'll play the brets again in a very long time. I just don't like their gameplay.

Total War: WARHAMMER

By any chance do you play with Radious? Cause I'm doing a very hard vamp. run and idk if radious makes it easier or harder.

[Teneb]

Just finished a Very Hard Bretonnia run. With that, it means I've won a very hard (legendary with Greenskins) campaign with every race except Norsca (because I don't have them). Feelin' good.

That said, I don't think I'll play the brets again in a very long time. I just don't like their gameplay.

Total War: WARHAMMER

By any chance do you play with Radious? Cause I'm doing a very hard vamp. run and idk if radious makes it easier or harder.

No. I don't like Radious. He fucks the game balance on way too many levels. Economy becomes a non-issue and he adds units that not only make no sense, but also breaks the balance. For instance, giving ranged units to vampires, or fast units to dwarfs.

I use Crynsos' framework with a bunch of self-picked mods.

[Arcvasti]

I think I'll give the RMI Extra Boss an honest try before moving on.

Beat the Extra Boss. Honestly wasn't THAT hard. The Extra Stage required a lot of effort to memorize where on the screen the enemies spawned so I could kill them instantly and, when that wasn't practical, when to bomb to clear the ridiculously hard patterns. The boss proper, however, was more or less a pushover until about halfway through the fight. Even then, only the non spells and the final two attacks were really challenging. The final attack in particular required four bombs and a life to clear properly, which is nearly as bad as Clause's final attack from EE.

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Len'en 3: Reactivate Majestical Imperial

Also, EX-Sese is a royal pain, especially since she comes right after the Extra boss. I'm not even going to bother trying to beat her too.

[Akura]

Participated in most of an alert, pushing from East Canyon, to Briggs, to taking Mao Tech Plant from the NC, all while NC and VS were busy scrapping over The Crown. This gave us a 1% lead over the VS. Redeploy-hopped to Tawrich Depot to prevent the VS from forcing a tie, though it was largely unnecessary, we were already retaking it before I got there. Also, not sure if a small outpost would have had the same worth as a Techplant, though everyone assumed it was.

It finished with that nice 5000XP(20 certs) reward at the end. Also managed to get the killing shots on at least 3 MAXes during it.

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Planetside 2.

[overseer05-15]

Scored 11094.

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Google Chrome Dinosaur Game

[Akura]

At the start of the match, hopped in a plane. Did a few strafing runs, but an enemy plane got behind me and shot my plane to flames. I ejected, somehow surviving the few hundred foot drop with the only damage being from the plane trying to shoot me as I fell. Technically that's a violation of the Geneva Conventions(an ejected pilot from a craft in distress is considered non-combatant), but it probably doesn't count since as soon as I got up, I locked on with my Scalpel launcher(basically a real-life Javelin) and dropped him.

Made it to a friendly outpost for ammo and healing, and ended up surviving the entire match. Might have got the winning kill as well. The closest moment I got to dying was when a tank drove right into the outpost, its commander machinegunning everyone around it. Standing on the resupply crate, I hit it with several Scalpels, which suggests a minimum range penalty - a long-range shot only took two to burn a tank, this took at least four.

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Ravenfield. Battalion match, Dust map, 200 bots.

[pikachu17]

Ravenfield doesn't have falling damage, which is just a recipe for awesomeness. I have seen bots fall out of a flaming helicopter, then lay waste to all who were around them.
Also, have you found the secret weapons?

[Akura]

Found one, the Hydra, through a guide. It's nice, but not really that effective; only 3-4 of the rockets I fired at a tank hit.

[Gunner-Chan]

I can't uh... TOTALLY Own this one. Since it wasn't really all under my own control. But my final mission was to assassinate someone on a pretty big sovereign ship, and I was going, way, way too fast on the approach because... I'm not sure why. And I just so happened to be in the Foundry brick, which actually damages ships you ram into when you go fast enough. So... I pretty much in a split second before I impacted wrote this attempt off as a fail.

... Then I hit the ship and got the message popped up telling me my mission was complete. ... I accidentally completed what was supposed to be the hardest mission in this characters career by forgetting to turn on the fucking brakes.

Don't drink and pilot a pod everyone.

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[EnigmaticHat]

Is there a downside to ramming ships in that game?

...also is it good?  It seems right up my alley...

[Gunner-Chan]

Well the foundry brick is something you need to unlock, and then also buy. You can also get it randomly spawning on new lives but that takes a lot of effort. Also you need to do the repairing QTE after a ram or it blows up.

I might not be the best judge if it's good or not, I personally really like it. Maybe look up some gameplay and see what you think? You could also maybe give it a go for an hour or two on steam and if you don't like it refund it.

[Sirus]

Well, if your mission is to steal something or take someone off the ship alive, ramming might destroy your objective and cause a mission fail.

Ramming hard enough to cause damage also triggers alarms inside the ship, making it flee to an enemy station. If it was *already* going to an enemy station, it speeds up.