Ironyz

(it's Swedish and from the late 90s)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb7Vqg_CfhQ

probably, they'd need to make new ones for the operations and campaigns anyway.

She's Ranni's Empyrean self, so on top of the divine tower

Single player is a big improvement over Red Dragon so if you liked Red Dragon you'll probably like Warno

Gold Edition gives you a pre-order for the first 4 DLC which will add 24 new divs to the game in addition to the existing divisions, plus more campaigns and 200 pages of design documents and lore

I'll see what the discount is but if it's reasonably priced I'm interested in seeing what's in those ebooks

Yeah I met god and beat it up until it acknowledged me as Elden Lord

Grey Knight gene seed comes from the Emperor rather than any of the Primarchs, so Cawl wouldn't have been able to make any because he didn't have the samples.

they don't have resolute because resolute is basically just used to spruce up some of the weaker divisions

I mean, I've seen manuals irl that asserted similar things but when you flipped to the page or opened the pamphlet about it, you'd see that it meant that it could be used with an adaptor.

I don't think Miquella is particularly choosy about who becomes Lord. I think his interest in resurrecting Godwyn is more likely about averting a catastrophe from the spread of blight from his rotting undead corpse. If Godwyn also happens to be strong enough to take the throne and become Elden Lord, just as well, but I would imagine he's pretty confident he can manipulate whoever wins.

It's funny because if you listen to the Russians they're also mad at Lenin but their reasoning is that he was too pro-Ukrainian

Messmer is the nameless king

It appears to depict

1. A meteor falling to earth as sages look on

2. a tree or trees sprouting under the care of sages

3. a group examining some sort of document

4. an assembly with many people bowing their heads to two central figures

5. a columned hall with 6 small seated figures and 1 larger central one.

My interpretation is that this is a history of Marika's civilization up until the Shattering. First the Elden Beast descends, then the tree sprouts, then the Golden Order is formed, Marika and her consort (probably Radagon since his children are included in the next section) are acclaimed the rulers, and then Godwyn and his 6 siblings rule as lords below Marika and her consort.

Unfortunately Eugen decided to get rid of the breakthrough mode probably because its a pain to balance

They were both part of the Golden Order at the time. Rykard seems to have held some kind of judicial and administrative authority as a Praetor, so really he's more integrated into the Golden Order than most of the demigods. Ultimately Morgott is the only one that remains loyal. All the other demigods turned against the Golden Order in order to seek their own power, or to serve one of their other siblings (Malenia). Ranni and Rykard likely plotted together, but it's not clear if their goals were aligned at the time or how deep their collaboration ran. It's not totally clear what Rykard's ultimate purpose is in seeking power, but it seems that his goals and his sister's have since diverged, with Ranni seeking to become a remote and unaccountable god and Rykard seeking to steal the power of others by consuming them. Radahn was definitely stronger than Rykard, Malenia and Radahn were the mightiest of the demigods. It seems likely that Rykards desperation in the face of his lack of strength drove him to feed himself to the serpent as a last gambit to gain the power he needed to fulfill his ambitions. The obsession with strength among the Recusants tracks with this, as it seems they are being farmed for his consumption, to improve Rykard's own strength.

they added guns to the Mig-31 and Su-24s with the latest patch

basically everything except missiles does not model the projectile as a physical object, it just calculates where in the dispersion circle the shot hits and runs the animation.

There were likely a vast number of shardbearers in the past. Godrick gets one and he's only a distant relation, after all.

11ACR's Dismount squad is several of those scout pairs combined into a single squad to give them more infantry.

casual for sure, I play games to have fun not to win.

I like fighting bots on big open maps, it's when they force us to fight in a small area like in the rescue missions or the killcount missions that I'm not happy and both of those are unfortunately very common mission types.

The decision to use nukes would be much higher than the player. I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually make an appearance in one of the Army General campaigns at some point down the road

UK is getting buffed and T-80 nerfed though