u/Torgoth
I love rimworld, simcity/cities skyline, and dwarf fortress. This game takes all of that and gives it insane scalability. There’s so much already in the game and so much potential here…but I’ve seen almost nothing about it until a random YouTube video popped up.
I bought a copy for my brother after playing through a bit of the tutorial and he and I have both sunk several hours into it already. Looking forward to seeing what this team does with the solid foundation they’ve got.
I’m surprised this hasn’t been seen by more people yet. Great attention to detail and obviously a labor of love. Hope to see even more from him!
Here’s the art station he linked in the vid.
I was inspired by a post here a while back about someone who did something similar and I'd like to try my hand at book binding. I've purchased the first three books, but I'd like to do a custom binding of this incredible series. My plan is to do leather bound volumes of three novels at a time and to have them be a bit larger than the paper backs (think something akin to D&D player manual size) complete with metal bound corners, lots of charms, claws and such and a nice leather book mark. The problem is I don't even really know where to start!
I've visited r/bookbinding and there are plenty of guides for me to get started (I'm going to do a test run to create a few notebooks for me to
I think I know what I did wrong but I've been trying to follow the white company guide on the wiki and it is just not working for me ( http://battlebrothers.wikia.com/wiki/White_Company_(Apr,_2017) )
I had most of my group using swords and shields, in 150 armor and 140 helms and it felt like they were slapping pool noodles against the kite shields of the noble units. This is my first time at an end game event and my band of mercs was humiliated during the large scale engagement. I'm guessing I should be using a mix of weapons and I need better armor on my guys as well.
Any ideas? I keep hearing people say that by day 100 you should be unbeatable and I don't see how. It feels like every en
Haven't played since about three months after launch so obviously a lot has changed. When I was playing before I was playing the dwarf mostly with axe and shield since that seemed to be working for me.
So with that being said are there any tips or things I should be aware of? Crafting had just been introduced though I haven't really tried anything with it.
My brother is a HUGE boardgame fan but it's hard as a dad of 2 young children to spend 1-4 hours playing a game with him. The simple nature of games like Hive make it easy to take it out and get a few quick games in. Are there similar games to these that are $50 and under?
I took this subs advice and rolled a Vector but the consensus seemed to be that the BM AK was better in the long run for challenge missions. Now that I have one (rolled with Fierce/Skilled/Sustained) it isn't reaching the dps levels that others seem to have.
What is the general path I should be following to make this gun work for me? Stack crit? Max out stability and head shot damage?
Any advice you guys have would go a long way to helping me lose less hair. Thanks!
My younger brother is a fantastic chef and someone who I admire a great deal. He has a birthday coming up and as a someone who loves cooking id like him to get a quality chefs knife, something that a student in a high end school would use. He cooks impressive meals on a daily basis and needs something durable and comfortable. Any suggestions? The knife featured in the FAQ didn't seem nice enough and my mother had suggested Swiss army after a staters bros. (an American grocery store and butcher shop) butcher had suggested them.
Thanks guys!
I've been interested in him for a while but everypost on reddit makes him seem neutered and not fun compared to the Butcher. I usually play QM with my brother and rarely do five man. Is thrall fun to play in QM or is he going to get stomped and just frustrate me?
I usually play Uther (lvl9) Raynor (lvl 8) or Valla (lvl 8) so melee assassin is uncharted territory.
Been eyeing him for a bit and with him being on rotation I've been trying him out and I've enjoyed him so far. The wind fury build seems like it's strong late game but as soon as I become a threat I'm CCed during team fights and instagibbed. Even with sustained heals his lack of an escape hurts until I can get teleport at 20. Any tips on how to effectively play him in the early game before build comes into its own and then how do I best maximize my killing potential later on without getting bullied by CCs.
Been running Aces in the Hole (http://dtdb.co/en/decklist/907/aces-in-the-hole-1st-place-deputy-tournament-the-appraise) against my brother who has a 4th ring deck built around Bobo and bullying me very early. He seems to pull 5 of a kind or a full house each shootout and my guys are getting their asses handed to them each time. I'm thinking it might be smart for me to lay low at home for the first turn or two until I can get some cards on the table.
What should be my strategy against him? He starts with Bobo, Arnolrd McCadish, Steele Archer and Travis Moone and I start with the recommended starting group.
His first move is to always move Bobo to townsquare as his first action and when I
Hello members of the master race! I've been scrimping and saving for this moment for the past year. This is purely a gaming machine specifically for: Witcher 3, TF2, D3, Civ5, Cities Skyline, and a few other games (whenever they make their way to PC).
Maximum cost is $1350 (I forgot about monitor in title)
Would like to order parts today or tomorrow.
The Tower is the only thing that needs to be built, but I need a monitor and would prefer a wide/large one. I have a newish (1 year old) TV that may work. I have, mouse, keyboard, etc.
I live in Orange County, CA in the US.
WIll be using a DAS keyboard with Logitech gaming mouse.
Had not planned on overclocking unless necessary, th
Pretty much what the post says. Is a 1h build even viable on elite or will i basically turn into a turtle who can't dps enough to bring down the later enemies?
I was interested in getting into a MOBA and DOTA seemed like it interested me. After hearing horror stories from friends who tried LOL I'm a little gun shy. Is DOTA any better or is it the normal amount of people raging.
I've taken the advice of the beginner guides and I'm running through the tutorial career missions. Some of the industrial ones require several hours wait time for production plants to be available (although I'm probably doing things the hard way.) In the mean time I've been mining to pass the time.
Any suggestions on what I should doing? Or just keep plugging through these missions?
Thanks in advance!