Subnautica. I bounced off this a while back, but now I've unbounced off and have been having a lot of fun with it. The reasons for my initial bouncing still hold (the randomness involved in equipment finding made beacons later game than they should have been, which made navigation just unnecessarily...

"While still in development, the U.S. adaptation will presumably see American states compete against each other in a gradual competition over several shows, narrowing down the field all the way to the finale." This is how the second American Civil War starts. Another war centered in Europ...

PS3 had a unique cell architecture which is the official reason that sony didn't include it in PS4. I had a launch PS3 with the PS1/PS2 emulator which was nice, but I didn't really use that feature much, and it finally gave out a few years ago. they did say that PS5 will be backwards compatible wit...

You forgot rate of fire. I remember seeing a fantastic side by side video of a one guy drawing an arrow from his quiver, pulling it back, aiming and firing, while a guy in the next panel was loading and firing a revolutionary war era ( I think) musket. The archer's rate of fire was about 3 times fa...

I've never even heard of the concept of an abridged book before. WTF! :wtf: This is presumably a book for people who are too lazy to read (or listen to) the whole thing and just want a cut-down version. Why? Why would you want that? If you enjoy reading why would you want less of it? Perhaps just r...

The last session I ran was basically the platonic ideal of pyrrhic victories. The secret police of the campaign enemy had all their identities and locations blown to the public, which in one fell swoop broke one of the two remaining pillars of their power base. This came at the cost of a scorched ea...

It's less RTS and more turn based tactics - and it emphasizes the war side a lot more heavily than Civ does. I'd also generally just make sure I used expansion content, especially the new victory conditions. Wiping out a leader and their capital at the same time is just tedious, the expansion victor...

It literally took the force to coax the weapon into swinging properly. Non-jedi would end up hurting themselves. Because without that limitation, why does everyone not carry the cool weapon/tool that can cut through almost anything? That sounds like what I have always read about guns and longbows. ...

Cool. I can only drink ice cold water so fast, and when I'm working outside in 100+ degree temperatures I want to be able to guzzle freshwater like it's going out of style.

Lord Foul wrote:We don't appear to have that problem in Wales...

I'm definitely feeling these colors. The variety in shape is a little lacking for my taste, but the vibrancy is so nice.