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Defiance has little video unlocks for the enemy factions. Still from the scrapper video: Taking a swing at an Arkfall crystall with a powerfist: Running with a powerfist: Shotgun to the face: Sneaking up on raiders: Racing towards an Arkfall (love them at night when the sky goes all funky colours) : When the enemy is unfairly big, bring an unfairly big gun: And still fail to get the kill shot:

Quest for Rum, a (point and click) pirate adventure game did equally well as Warbear: Tactics. But what really rocked the gaming world was a flight simulator (using my improved Beargine v1.1 with Joystick support). Bearplane did amazingly well. Getting only one 9 in reviews (from All Games), the rest were solid 10s. It made around 2mil in profit. So I got an office space and hired two young developers. Sadly Speedbear 1, the attempt to create a racing game for a young audience on handhelds was a complete failure at a -51k loss. Forced us to get a publisher for the next couple of games. Brought out Bears of Magic, a fantasy stategy game on the PC which did rather well, though it also got pirated quite a bit. Bearstronauts 2 and Bears from Mars both did quite well on consol and handhelds and Speedbear 2, with 3D graphics and aimed at a more casual experience ressurected the Speedbear franchise. Now I am considering bringing out Bearplane 3D without a publisher. Or try something new in the Sci-Fi genre with Ursus Ex Machina...

I think its a DeLorean.

Started playing. Screenshots in the appropriate threat

Back to posting screenshots: Teddy Bear Softworks releases its first game: Bearstronauts Expanding the Bear-franchise and the developer's commitment to gameplay Bearlympics is released The attempt to reach a larger audience and try something new is less successfull. The Bears of Avalon, a story driven rpg on the G64 is less successfull, but does earn enough to allow for the developmenet of the in-house engine Beargine v1: The return to the PC in a new genre and debuting the new engine gets media coverage and great reviews:

Playing Game Dev Tycoon. Created a small start-up in my garage called Teddy Bear Softworks. We just released our fourth game and the first game using the inhouse engine Beargine v1 Warbear: Tactics got great reviews, so I hope it will earn me back part of the 120k I spend developing the engine.

I guess we can't all be dunmer smurf mages living in mushroom towers that require levitation to reach the bedroom.

All those places in Cyrodiil look the same

I am so going to buy that game now

Yup. And guess what: outlaw character background Chose the frisian spelling though Now if only I hadn't left GW2 unpatched since November, I could get a screenshot with the ô instead of the o. Defiance doesn't like that kind of letters.

Worst threat I have issued to a player: "Do whatever you like, but know this: I do not kill players. But I do not allow them to make a new character until the old one is dead either."

Are we talking imperial calendar? 0 for the Empire and Cult of Sigmar is Sigmar's rise to power. Interestingly enough, first edition Warhammer RPG states a number of dates differently than the link Elerond posted. So GW probably redconned a few dates as they fleshed out various cultures in the Fantasy Battle setting. The original High Elf year 0 was -6000 IC, while now it seems to be -4500 IC. The new date puts it far closer to the Dwarf Year 0 at -4000 IC. The realy question is what kind of setting you are running. If you are palying 1st ed. and are using the adventures and stuff published for that, then your campaign is not really compatible with the newer fantasy battle stuff. I would then (and thats what I do in my own campaigns) ignore wiki entries and stick to events and characters as described in the old books.

Grabbing a big experimental gun: and putting it to good use:

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Have you done the Weapon Shipment random event? It gives a huge experimental gattling cannon with about 5k ammunition. My dream is to take one of those to an Arkfall. Already managed to solo a Wandering Hulker that way Will put up screenshots in the screenshot threat.

Isn't that pretty much the whole concept of Epic Mickey?

Cyanide games have stupid DRM if bought directly from their own store. They have only steamworks if bought through Steam. I was very happy when eventually I could bind my Blood Bowl games to Steam and be done with the stupid online activation through Cyanide.

Still playing Defiance. Having more fun now that I have started to get the hang of it and don't die as often as I did two days ago. Managed to rank first on a minor Arkfall event. Yay Spend a good hour exploring and searching for stuff only to give up, do a story mission and have the story mission lead me right to them...

I did the same. Played it a very very short bit and realized it would be a full-time job to even begin to understand it.

So talked to a guildie who played Mars: War Logs. He said it could have used a bit more polish and the gameplay is a bit wonky. At least in the starting area there seemed to be quite a bit of fetch missions. He enjoys the setting a lot and thinks for the low price it is a good purchase, though he hasn't made up his mind if he likes it or not. Though he warned me not to expect what some people online seem to claim: Witcher 2 on Mars. Apparently it isn't that So I am back to square one. No "Buy it!" or "Don't buy it!" opinion

I couldn't care lessa bout superheroes myself. What I care about are customization options and CO is the only game that lets may create the characters I like. They changed the UI and I recorded it at too low sound, with horrible sound quality and a throat that hurt like hell, but have a look at I made many moons ago

Yeah, I bought just the basic Zzzzwoofs as well.

A former guildie of mine bought it yesterday. So waiting to hear an opinion from him.

Well, if you end up in Champions Online, let me know. I also have Guild Wars 2, The Secret World and The Old Republic installed, but I forget to log into those.

Gave in to nostalgia and temptation and bought FF7. With the reciept they also send the note saying: This is your SecuROM Serial. Shouldn't they have that somewhere on the store page? Can I get a refund? *sigh*