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I've been there with my Jedi and I think Dromund Kaas is bigger. Tatooine has no scenery though, so it's boring there too though lol. The problem with DK is mostly the main city. To get from where your missions are to the shops and vendors to the cantina is just ridiculous. Takes way too long especially for a starter character. You don't even get the sprint ability until halfway through your missions on DK. And by then you barely even need to go to the city anyways :/
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Awesome. It's always nice to see 2d games.
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These are great shots, where did the depth of field come from? Is that in the game?
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The depth of field is from a mod - Superb ENB. It also adds SSAO and much improved lighting.
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=11318
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But the younglings were spared, right?
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The story is decent, if a bit... devoid of closure. Queen's Gambit is very rewarding though, even if the writing and voice acting are all over the place.
Still, wish more Apocalypse Now missions were available. I remember popping in Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries in ARMA: Cold War Assault and bringing ruin upon hapless Soviets several times over. Good times. I guess I'll do it again when I get back home (mwahahaha).
As a side note, ARMAI is awesome. In the Great Battle mission (where you support Tandag base in a Cobra), I usually lose the gunship close to the end of the mission, after taking out all armored targets with Hellfire missiles from away. I cracked the mystery recently, when it took out the Northern Sahrani troops in the base I hit are equipped with Strela anti-air missiles...
Well, at least I got to explore the countryside. First time, me and the gunner managed to eject moments before the helicopter spiraled out of control and crashed. The other time, I still didn't know about the Strelas and brought the Cobra for a second, slower pass over the base to hit infantry with the autocannon. Boy, was I wrong. We were hit by a Strela missile and crash-landed near the enemy camp. The engine was damaged beyond repair and all attempts at turning it on were in vain. The canopy protected me and the gunner, but the enemy soldiers were still near in force and some of them, as far as I could see, were reaching for their RPGs. If we stayed inside the damaged, fuel-leaking gunship, we'd be dead. If we jumped out and made a run for it, we'd be cut down by enemy fire.
I tell you, I've never been more relieved to see a line of M1A2 Abrams tanks come in crashing through the trees, opening fire on the poor ****ing infantry. Those guys saved our asses. We took a ride back to the base inside an enemy BMP-2. Boy, was that fun! We could've taken a T-72, but that'd be too ridiculous.
Still, wish more Apocalypse Now missions were available. I remember popping in Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries in ARMA: Cold War Assault and bringing ruin upon hapless Soviets several times over. Good times. I guess I'll do it again when I get back home (mwahahaha).
As a side note, ARMAI is awesome. In the Great Battle mission (where you support Tandag base in a Cobra), I usually lose the gunship close to the end of the mission, after taking out all armored targets with Hellfire missiles from away. I cracked the mystery recently, when it took out the Northern Sahrani troops in the base I hit are equipped with Strela anti-air missiles...
Well, at least I got to explore the countryside. First time, me and the gunner managed to eject moments before the helicopter spiraled out of control and crashed. The other time, I still didn't know about the Strelas and brought the Cobra for a second, slower pass over the base to hit infantry with the autocannon. Boy, was I wrong. We were hit by a Strela missile and crash-landed near the enemy camp. The engine was damaged beyond repair and all attempts at turning it on were in vain. The canopy protected me and the gunner, but the enemy soldiers were still near in force and some of them, as far as I could see, were reaching for their RPGs. If we stayed inside the damaged, fuel-leaking gunship, we'd be dead. If we jumped out and made a run for it, we'd be cut down by enemy fire.
I tell you, I've never been more relieved to see a line of M1A2 Abrams tanks come in crashing through the trees, opening fire on the poor ****ing infantry. Those guys saved our asses. We took a ride back to the base inside an enemy BMP-2. Boy, was that fun! We could've taken a T-72, but that'd be too ridiculous.
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**** you and your modern games. Replaying Morrowind reminds me just how awesome TES used to be. The variety of weapons, the complex political landscape of Vvardenfell, the philosophical, social and other themes included in the game...
They don't make 'em like they used to.
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Dear God.
That was the only thing I absolutely hated about Morrowind.
First person dice roll combat, that shit only works in games like Eye of the Beholder and the like.
Oh man.
Just bought Empire Total War off of Gamersgate for $5 out of the blue, recalling how hyped I was for it back in 09 and then being unable to run the demo for some reason.
I guess the full version was patched to hell and back since I can actually play it now, I am ridiculously psyched considering my computer is pretty much beyond obsolete and can barely run anything these days.
Man, I don't even care that I have to run it on medium/low settings.
Worth it for the naval battles alone.
The only thing I'm not fond of is the obnoxious bullet tracers.
That was the only thing I absolutely hated about Morrowind.
First person dice roll combat, that shit only works in games like Eye of the Beholder and the like.
Oh man.
Just bought Empire Total War off of Gamersgate for $5 out of the blue, recalling how hyped I was for it back in 09 and then being unable to run the demo for some reason.
I guess the full version was patched to hell and back since I can actually play it now, I am ridiculously psyched considering my computer is pretty much beyond obsolete and can barely run anything these days.
Man, I don't even care that I have to run it on medium/low settings.
Worth it for the naval battles alone.
The only thing I'm not fond of is the obnoxious bullet tracers.
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