Fish Food

 

Buy him an upgrade so he doesn't fall off any more, at least until such a time when you no longer need zip lines and simply blast your way through everything.

I'm not going to waste a dime on such a thing, Twiggie will have to suffer several cases of broken legs until he gets better at this. Money is better spent on making my guys more killy.

Also, let me introduce my group of mindcontrolled loyal redshirts. They're called Wasteof Hijack, Clone Body and his brother Anotherclone Body

 

Khorne Bloodship

So I gotta say I love some of the emergent gameplay elements that can happen in Paradox games..

 

In Stellaris you can uplift presentient life - I found some beetles and made them into strong, aggressive and intelligent life to settle the Arctic planets in my empire (what could go wrong?)

 

 

 

 

Then I genetically modified them into ravenous beasts to kill my enemies... (average damage is ~4 for elite troops)

 

 

 

 

Depending on your empire's policies, which affect the research types available to you, you can go with slave, xeno, robot or elite troops (or all of them combined)

Edit: Come to think of it, I probably just made Chryssalids - does that make me the baddies in Xcom?

HAH i found a world with titans! those are HUGE for assault armies, but are limited in growth they have like 1000hp and 400 morale at base - i am a bit afraid what can go wrong with me researching sentiend AI synths and one more red tech

Never seen those - can you post a screenshot?

Never seen those - can you post a screenshot?

 

I will try - i hate off site only links

 

Edited May 19, 20169 yr by Darkpriest

the redemption of Bethseda

 

 

 

 

 

My current game of the year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok here you go:

 

http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/494646452320169134/0B9B5F483A11C51E9BB2190933BE29171BC8F1C4/

 

 

That reminds me of Tron 2.0

...

You arse, now I can't stop playing Dark Souls 2 and Salt and Sanctuary. It's 100% your fault. Actually, I'd say I'm enjoying Salt and Sanctuary a good deal more than DS2. Anyway...

Are these players?

 

And now for something completely different...

 

 

trololol

Enemy guard: "Why is the dead agent beepin-"

 

Is there no way to upload steam links here? I have some pics but it seems i cannot link to steam library

Unfortunately not, I don't know if it's due to limitations of the forum software or the way Steam handles images (think it's the latter), but you have to use a third party host.. I can recommend Imgur.

Unfortunately not, I don't know if it's due to limitations of the forum software or the way Steam handles images (think it's the latter), but you have to use a third party host.. I can recommend Imgur.

 

It's mostly the former, actually - if you try to put in a direct link to a Steam image, forum software fetches the image and displays it in the editor just fine, but when you try to post it, verification decides that it can't possibly allow for an image without an image extension. The only weird thing Steam does is servicing images without extensions in url.

Gigantic hammers are no excuse to not look pretty!

I'll do a couple of screenies for test. lets see.

 

Thorgrim decided  to see in person, what is that commotion with some greenskin filth stirring up troubles around one of the holds

 

 

And so it happened that some ork boss skulked in the woods:

 

 

Dwarfs, quickly formed a line

 

 

just in time to greet the orks, who were apparently very eager to meet them:

 

Edited May 25, 20169 yr by Darkpriest

As the battle commenced each dwarfen unit knew their role. None broke the formation, even though some of their clansmen were fighting just meters away from them:

 

 

As another wave or orks reached the line, the famous downhill tumbling of the dwarfs happened:

 

 

Supported by their brothers from the backlines (to a dismay of some soon to be very sad ork)

 

Edited May 25, 20169 yr by Darkpriest

Some classics - dwarfen edition

 

Hammer and Anvil (with a BIG Hammer)

 

 

 

And in that moment, Orks decided that it's time to leave the party, wile dwarfs stood an laughed:

 

 

They also decided to send some of them a Dwarfen Goodbye (inscribed on a piece of rock):

 

 

with direct delivery to the recipient

 

 

The End (it was a good day for a dwarf)

Edited May 25, 20169 yr by Darkpriest