They did, but I'm pretty sure people killed it with automated bogus reports in mass of the state leaders.

I also recommend this game as one of the best co-op / split screen games I've played.

I think this is being misinterpreted a little bit. This only blocks attacks that exactly equal the final number. So for their example, AC 14, and final total being 23, 15-22 still hits and 24+ still hits.

It's an interesting magic item but ultimately it's too much additional math and dice for a turn.

Oh yeah, you can find "workstation" Dell or Lenovo PCs on Craigslist and eBay for pretty cheap because they upgraded a whole office at a time. They often have solid processors and ram inside already, but no GPU.

I pop everything I can on my body. Fingers, elbows, hips, ankles, neck. All fair game.

Here is the tweet link. https://twitter.com/nicholasdeorio/status/1686142593833345024

I saw this post, and happened to be at work so I made it.

Edit: seems like some apps aren't displaying the picture, might have to open in a browser.

Depends on the energy drink. The little V8 energy drinks have 80mg, and the green dragon extreme has 180mg in the same 8oz can. But yeah coffee has more than people think.

I can sometimes squeeze my ass cheeks hard enough to make my lower back pop.. first time scared the hell out of me.

I enjoyed the remake, and I've only played the original system shock 2. To me it felt like a good attempt at keeping the spirit of the old game while making it feel like a more modern title. The difficulty options are master class IMO, having combat, quest, puzzle and cyberspace all as separate 1-3 sliders means parts that you hate don't have to be hard with the rest of them.

That said, I played the cyberspace parts on medium, and the beginning parts were fine but some of the last cyberspace levels were frustrating and confusing.

Combat was fine, though I was definitely running low on healing items near the end.

The only disappointment for me was the final boss. No story spoilers, just mechanics>!you have a "real" body in cyberspace departing from every other cyberspace, a weird gun never before seen, and unlimited lives/resets where you just, go until you succeed. Somehow checkpoints and a game over screen would have made it feel less cheesy!<

But I do recommend the game, even for people who didn't play the originals . I do recommend playing with the "quest" difficulty on 1 though, otherwise you have to use notes and voice recordings to figure out what to do, and god forbid you miss something in the middle.

Also, I downloaded and used a chess engine to beat the computer at chess for an optional upgrade.. and I've played chess since I was a kid. Lol.

Yeah, freezing and dumping RAM is a well known attack, even happening at some airports with laptops. But it still requires very recently powered ram, basically still in operation before extraction. It's a big step toward security at least.

*Already made. They've got like 200k+ $100 deluxe version sales already, the base game hasn't even officially launched