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Living Training Targets

Your colonists need practice. Your prisoners could be used as vital target practice. Also make good opportunity for colony doctors for a medical practice target.

Living Training Targets adds melee and shooting training pillars that turn prisoners into unwilling training partners.

• Train Melee and Shooting while gaining recreation.
• Adjust training damage from 0–100% (default: 10%).
• Bound targets don’t bleed by default. (toggable)
• Toggable "Torture" recreation type
• Wardens and doctors provide care between training sessions.

Steam Link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?edit=true&id=3817649033

u/TyphoonOfEast — 4 days ago
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Every sign has a story

Tuen Mun Hospital Ambulatory Care Centre 2/F, where people going downstairs continue to go downstairs

u/Vectorial1024 — 29 days ago
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I don’t even know these type of swear words existed

lmao I only know the first one 😭😭😭😭😭😭

u/Vectorial1024 — 1 month ago
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Real slow....

I feel like i can hear my modem dialing and my parents complaining how they can't use the phone

u/Vectorial1024 — 1 month ago

[PC][Flash Era] A 2D shooter game where the astronaut uses elemental guns to explore the map and open doors?

So far I can only remember the game being that an astronaut has crashlanded onto an alien planet, and starts off with a "light" elemental gun. The astronaut then explores the very large map divided into multiple stages by the "elements" theme, which then unlocks other elemental guns, in no particular order: "freeze", "fire", "missile", and "darkness". Quite notable is that the large map areas are partitioned by doors that look like this:

https://preview.redd.it/ojersctqkxmh1.png?width=596&format=png&auto=webp&s=9f8ca4f3d197d8351269fcc8bfffd6f7ef029556

The curved parts are doors that must be unlocked by shooting it with an appropriately-colored elemental gun.

The story does not seem sci-fi at first, but as the player explores each major area, the player eventually discovers a conspiracy involving a long-lost high-tech ancient civilization, which explains the various unusual-looking enemies in the map. The player then fights bosses at each major area to unlock guns, and finally unlock the final boss.

Can't immediately remember the name (to then find it on Flashpoint). What could this game be?

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u/Vectorial1024 — 1 month ago
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WELL DONE ... or not

Saw this from my old collection but not sure if that's blood in the photo 😞

u/Key-Needleworker-702 — 2 months ago