u/FinestOldToby
Which chapter has the most unique/niche speciality?
Like something very specific that is kinda odd that a a chapter would specialise in lol
Matt Lodge pulling out a chunk of Junior Nsemba's hair during a tackle. The chunk of hair can be seen in Lodge's left hand and then dropped on the ground.
reddit.comOf all the fucked up shit in Night City, this spooky fucker is the worst
This cunt is my sleep paralysis demon
Does anyone have a list/guide on the different leader quests/narrative events and how to trigger them?
Looking to level up some leaders, but can't seem to find anywhere, about their respective quests and narrative events.
Are there any good guides/YT vids on playing Blackbeard effectively? Or any tips in general?
I initially played Civ 7 when it came out and played until a month or so after Ada and Britain was released. I got back into it after the ToT update and was met with a bunch of changes and new leaders and civs.
I instantly wanted to play blackbeard A) because his abilities and playstyle sound really cool and B) (main reason) is he's a pirate and looks cool lol.
However, when I'm playing him, I just feel like I'm not utilising him properly or his pirating abilities. Like im terrible at plundering trade routes because I just can't seem to be in the right spot. It's just feels like I'm playing a normal game, but with a shit ton of boats lol.
Any good guide recommendations, youtube vids on how to be a better Blackbeard player? Or just any tips from your own experiences.
Thanks
Is there a way to switch off the little zoom animation for when you receive rough seas damage?
I don't wanna switch off rough seas damage, just the little animation tick it does every round l, when you take damage from it.
Playing as blackbeard and transitioning from antiquity to explorer with a a huge fleet of stolen ships is amazing, but having to sit through loads of those little zoom animations when one of them receives rough seas damage is a bit annoying
mrw when I see the same post in r/mildlyinteresting and r/interestingasfuck
Excalibur, Sword of Olympus, Claíomh Solais, The Flaming Sword of Uriel. Give me your sword theories.
TIL that on the album cover Help! by The Beatles, the band wanted to position their arms to spell "HELP" in flag semaphore, but they didn't like the look of it, so they instead chose to position their arms in a more visually pleasing position which ended up spelling "NUJV"
en.wikipedia.orgWhat are some mechanics you'd like to see improved upon or introduced in 2039?
Main thing for me is the stealth. Stealth plays a significant part in the games, and with each game it got better and more refined, but after recently replaying Exodus, i still think I needs some more refinement and improvements. Things like the AI, methods to incapacitate and even things like hiding bodies etc.
Any other mechanics you wanna see improved upon or even new mechanics introduced in 2039?
Guys, why don't you just turn down the radiation in the menu? Are you all stupid?
Surely.... SURELY you'd get it into your head that when the frame of the match your watching is over, you don't just chunner away and make a bunch of noise getting up and such?
The ref(s), before the match should adress the crowd, request respect, common sense and awareness that there's another match going on; Also, take out your phones and MAKE SURE THEY'RE ON SILENT.
Somewhat controversial opinion as people love some of the creations people people have made, but having a Star Destroyer made up in blender with no parts from the game, just isn't good for the game imo. Not to mention some of the builds crashing people's games in the anomaly.