With the soft cushions?And tickle him!
With the soft cushions?And tickle him!
It's a bit more bladerunner neon-ish, apparently."hazy future"
Well, that's no surprise.
Also, Lorville again? I mean, i know they don't have much content, but pumping the same old stuff over and over again is a bit telling.
How long has Lorville been in the game now? 4 years? 5?
Focusing entirely on content from the only remaining team at Ci¬G not working on Sqn 404...Turbulent
WHAT! There's a GOLD Idris...?..."Hello Tim? Jimmys done it again and bought a solid gold Idris"
Someone remind me.
...I have a particular set of skills... erm... mostly to do with server meshing and pipelines...........If you don't do this I will hunt you down..........
WHAT! There's a GOLD Idris...?
“Your citizen lies on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, waving its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can’t…”God knows how a Voigt-Kampff test would play out...
It's normal that Turbulent is the main team to provide content for SC, CIG hired them 2 years ago for this reason.Focusing entirely on content from the only remaining team at Ci¬G not working on Sqn 404...Turbulent![]()
Movie masterpiece.“Your citizen lies on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, waving its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can’t…”
Is there a use for it?Out of context, the funny thing is in 99% of games the simple answer is "because the game won't let you lie on your back and turn over". In SC you can![]()
It's never done before because there is no use. Sometimes "never done before" has its good reasons and doing it anyway doesn't make any sense.Is there a use for it?
In games I’ve played with the ability to go prone, you are sometimes able to roll side-to-side (ArmA3, a few of the MGS games) which is useful for quickly changing fire position.
I cannot see a use for an avatar lying on its back then being able to turn over onto its belly, unless it’s for sleeping roleplay reasons or something? Playing dead?
Is there a use for it?
Rainbow Six Siege has the full flipping over, for the same reasons: changing firing position.Is there a use for it?
In games I’ve played with the ability to go prone, you are sometimes able to roll side-to-side (ArmA3, a few of the MGS games) which is useful for quickly changing fire position.
I cannot see a use for an avatar lying on its back then being able to turn over onto its belly, unless it’s for sleeping roleplay reasons or something? Playing dead?