Wrath of Dagon

It's not a question of technology, it's a question of will. Butter meet knife. Also remember the Roman Empire, America is not the only analogy.

You are confused. And read the link I posted before.

Finished Technomancer. Very good, high quality game. Quests are well designed, RPG systems are well developed, large fairly open areas. It's an improvement on Mars in almost every way. The one thing that will bother some people are constantly respawning enemies as you backtrack back and forth. This is the same as Mars, but even more pronounced as the maps are large and new quests pop up all over the map and you have to run all over. It would be better if the enemies respawned randomly instead of all the time, and if they weren't always exactly the same in the same spot. But at least you get lots of SP from them so rapid progression isn't a problem, and trying to find the route of least resistance could even be considered part of the game play.

No, you said Obama never suggested that cops should be killed, but I never claimed that.

Deep analysis : http://chicagoboyz.net/archives/53488.html

Please don't post stoned, or are intentionally misunderstanding me? Read what you originally said, then read my response. Edit: OK, may be it's my fault too, this is what I actually responded to : "these guys actually think the police are trying to kill African Americans"

That's not what you said in the post I responded to, you're moving the goalposts.

Since I couldn't figure out how to mod the game, I think for my next combat play through I'm going to hold back 30% of SP to not invest in combat skills. As far as non-combat, I guess if you don't think the game gives you enough SP you could cheat some with dlgaddskillpoints() from the console (hit the key with ` to open).

I wonder where they got that idea. May be from the first African American president?

Politicians lying, I'm really shocked.

May be if they had a little more of that military hardware that you and Obola say they shouldn't have, a few more would've survived in Dallas. Like what? Body armour may not have helped. And police already have access to rifles. Maybe they could have received tactical training or something but just seems unfortunate. My point is if they have to go into a dangerous situation, they need to be given the best equipment available, not start squealing "you look too much like the military". It's Obola and Zoraptor who said the police are too militarized, not me. And Obola cancelled transferring surplus military equipment to police, a local police department can only afford so much.

May be if they had a little more of that military hardware that you and Obola say they shouldn't have, a few more would've survived in Dallas. It's funny how you guys always ask for just a little bit more opression. Yet the more you get, the more terror there is.. Strange coincidence. What planet do you live on?

Whenever a significant new enemy type appeared in BBF I would have some trouble until I got used to fighting them. I think the first real boss took the most retries, and then depending on the quest order I had to fight two female hybrids and then somehow I had to reload and then did it in a different order and only fought one.

I was hoping Trump would pick him as a VP, but oh well.

First two paragraphs are obviously plagiarized word for word. But also obviously this was done by the speech writer, doesn't make sense that anyone else knew.

Character progression seemed to me more like BBF. Keep in mind I played on Normal, on other difficulties you might get a different impression. One thing that's noticeable all those area respawn enemies get leveled up a couple of times in the game, and those fights become very much harder as soon as it happens. After a while you get used to them and level up a bit and then it's not too bad. Companions seem quite useful (you have 2 with you now), especially some of them. They have a lot more health than the PC, and thus make excellent meat shields. But I really didn't have a lot of trouble in Mars either, especially the BBF bosses were much harder than anything in Mars, and the end game of Mars to me was quite easy with all the Jedi abilities, so really I had the opposite impression from yours.

I'd say it's a mix of the two. Seems faster and more hectic than Mars. Magic is a lot more powerful than Flame, especially when combined with one of the stances. Trust me, you didn't miss anything. I barely used electric fist and much less got a lot of hit with it, towards the end with all the sustained abilities I only had one charge with which I mostly use the lighting bolt. It always hit and jumps to nearby enemies. It's very good against the heavies. Stun them then beat the crap out of them.

Just realized that early on in Technomancer, I was so eager to get new abilities I missed an important upgrade for the electric fist that would've made the battles in the rest of the game much easier. What an idiot.

Don't worry, it'll get harder again. In that culture last names depend on occupation, not family. Because it's commie.

May be if they had a little more of that military hardware that you and Obola say they shouldn't have, a few more would've survived in Dallas.

You mostly hear about his failures, but he's had a great deal of success as well. He wouldn't be where he is today if he hadn't. Truly successful people aren't afraid to fail.

You're probably overthinking it, just hit them as fast as possible, dodge away and heal if necessary. Don't forget you have a pause menu from which you can launch attacks also.

I hope so.

So don't respond, no one's forcing you. It's official, Pence is the VP. Meh, very disappointing. If he went with the old white guy, Jeff Sessions would've been infinitely better.

It's hard to argue with you because you take any hyperbole literally. Of course Obola knew exactly what he's doing, it's just that he's a Marxist at heart and could care less about the rule of law. Trump on the other hand is mostly blustering and blowing off steam, once in a position of responsibility I don't believe he'd try to actually carry out some of his more ridiculous suggestions. Unlike Obola, Trump does take other people's advice.