After playing Metro: Exodus, I would pick the desert region, because as long as you join one of the nearby factions, you won't have to worry about radiation or mutants killing you.
After watching the show, it definitely felt like they reused multiple storylines throughout its run. I think that the werewolves and their lore were both underappreciated and could've been used more in the later seasons when it became clear that the show needed new and different material.
The Terminators identify targets by appearance, so could plastic surgery plus contact lens that alter eye color be enough to evade them?
Watching the series, I did wish they killed off several characters that had been in the show for a while, so that they could introduce new characters before some of the older ones outstayed their welcome.
A format of ten episodes that doesn't need to abide by the rules of broadcast TV could make it an interesting prospect.
A highly underappreciated graphic novel series. I think an HBO adaptation would work well.
I was wondering if there were any records of Jimmy actually working for them as a lawyer in the first place.
I think this could be promising.
If I remember correctly, the Pykes had an empire of multiple worlds as well.
I would've thrown the most dangerous ones out of an airlock, and allowed the remaining ones to work off their sentences. They were in the middle of a crisis, so they would have to.
A Castle Age version of this UT could work for archer-line, while an Imperial Age version could work for cav archer-line.
I would say Rome, and I think The Knick also did well despite having to rush to the ending with only ten episodes in season 2.
As a veteran of Call of Duty, Halo and Gears of War, I don't think Fubar is that bad difficultly-wise, but I think the biggest problem that players will run into is that the NPC characters will be constantly dying and having to save them quickly becomes a hassle very fast.
The ghulams were soldiers of medieval Islamic countries while the Rajputs were the warrior elite of Hindu countries at the time. I think having Rajputs as the unique unit of Hindustan makes more sense in this regard.
Robbie: and I thought I was unpleasant to be around
Edit: the character on the left is the main character from The Knick, Dr. Thackery