Posted May 02, 2020
Giving Rock of Ages a go. Pretty fun in short bursts
Matewis
By Toutatis!
Registered: Jan 2011
From South Africa
Gydion
Aexander
Registered: Oct 2011
From United States
Posted May 03, 2020
Having the well near my staircase is actually a much better design. Plus, it gives me a much larger reservoir. It took a while to dig out, but definitely worth it.
I had a necromancer siege with two necromancers and a host of undead. I was a bit late on starting my military. I closed the drawbridge, and prepared to wait it out. The necromancers move incredibly slowly, but one finally wandered over by my side entrance where my 10 dwarf squad was stationed. None of them yet were axelords or spearmasters, but 10-1 odds... I sent them out to attack him. The lead axedwarf hit him a glancing blow in the leg. Apparently, they can actually run quite fast.
Three of the squad chased after him while the other seven finally gathered outside. That necromancer ran off the screen. While I was following along with the three, a two-humped camel skeleton wandered by and slaughtered the other seven squad members with some help of another skeletal animal. Two Hands made it into the fortress via the side entrance and proceded killing.
I likely could have stopped them, but the undead voracious cave crawlers made short work of that window I thought was a good idea. Don't have any screenshots of that though.
I had a necromancer siege with two necromancers and a host of undead. I was a bit late on starting my military. I closed the drawbridge, and prepared to wait it out. The necromancers move incredibly slowly, but one finally wandered over by my side entrance where my 10 dwarf squad was stationed. None of them yet were axelords or spearmasters, but 10-1 odds... I sent them out to attack him. The lead axedwarf hit him a glancing blow in the leg. Apparently, they can actually run quite fast.
Three of the squad chased after him while the other seven finally gathered outside. That necromancer ran off the screen. While I was following along with the three, a two-humped camel skeleton wandered by and slaughtered the other seven squad members with some help of another skeletal animal. Two Hands made it into the fortress via the side entrance and proceded killing.
I likely could have stopped them, but the undead voracious cave crawlers made short work of that window I thought was a good idea. Don't have any screenshots of that though.
Post edited May 03, 2020 by Gydion
Abedsbrother
New User
Registered: Dec 2014
From United States
Posted May 03, 2020
Close to the Sun. So far it feels like a mix of Bioshock and Outlast.
Talin_Warhaft
The Eternal Champion
Registered: Jul 2018
From Canada
Matewis
By Toutatis!
Registered: Jan 2011
From South Africa
Posted May 03, 2020
I had a necromancer siege with two necromancers and a host of undead. I was a bit late on starting my military. I closed the drawbridge, and prepared to wait it out. The necromancers move incredibly slowly, but one finally wandered over by my side entrance where my 10 dwarf squad was stationed. None of them yet were axelords or spearmasters, but 10-1 odds... I sent them out to attack him. The lead axedwarf hit him a glancing blow in the leg. Apparently, they can actually run quite fast.
Three of the squad chased after him while the other seven finally gathered outside. That necromancer ran off the screen. While I was following along with the three, a two-humped camel skeleton wandered by and slaughtered the other seven squad members with some help of another skeletal animal. Two Hands made it into the fortress via the side entrance and proceded killing.
I likely could have stopped them, but the undead voracious cave crawlers made short work of that window I thought was a good idea. Don't have any screenshots of that though.
Luckily I'm not in contact with a Tower on my embark, but I do have a morbid curiosity about facing them in battle. Once I'm a bit more settled I'm going to see if I can send a raiding party to one the one tower in my world.
OT, explored a space station last night
Post edited May 03, 2020 by Matewis
moonbeam:)
Grey Havens
Registered: Jan 2010
From South Africa
Zimerius
Coffee!
Registered: Jul 2013
From Netherlands
TonyMarqulis
Illusionist
Registered: Apr 2020
From Poland
Posted May 03, 2020
Time to stomp the bugs again!
God, I love this game way more than I reasonably should.
God, I love this game way more than I reasonably should.
Sarafan
Watchman
Registered: Sep 2008
From Poland
Posted May 03, 2020
Don't you think that Dragonfall and Hong Kong are better? :) They give more freedom when it comes to selecting next runs. Also there are better dialogues there. I have a feeling that Shadowrun Returns was only a warmup before the next two games.
Post edited May 03, 2020 by Sarafan
TonyMarqulis
Illusionist
Registered: Apr 2020
From Poland
Posted May 03, 2020
That and, despite much more freedom in later installments, player characters still feel much more pre-made there than in S:Returns. And role-playing characters is a BIG reason I love Harebrained Shadowruns so much.
Post edited May 03, 2020 by TonyMarqulis
TonyMarqulis
Illusionist
Registered: Apr 2020
From Poland
Berzerk2k2
has the Quad
Registered: Sep 2013
From Germany
Posted May 03, 2020
I found a top secret weapon.
Zimerius
Coffee!
Registered: Jul 2013
From Netherlands
idbeholdME
Doomed Space Marine
Registered: Jun 2016
From Czech Republic
Posted May 04, 2020
About to pick my team and delve into Act 3.
EDIT:
Trying to downsize a 2560x1440 screenshot to below 500 Kb so that GOG forums actually accept it sucks. Had to compress it like mad... Where are we, stone age?
EDIT:
Trying to downsize a 2560x1440 screenshot to below 500 Kb so that GOG forums actually accept it sucks. Had to compress it like mad... Where are we, stone age?
Post edited May 04, 2020 by idbeholdME
Berzerk2k2
has the Quad
Registered: Sep 2013
From Germany
