Terramagi

If you kill the Ethereal Overlord, everybody dies. If any of your units are mind controlled, they ALSO get dragged into psionic hell.

That said, I've had enemies literally appear in the middle of my squad and kill like, 3 people. It's easy to understand why once you realize that, unless you're on a terror mission, the enemies DON'T ACTUALLY MOVE. They just teleport from waypoint to waypoint.

@ValiantGrizzly said:

(unless you're some sort of weirdo who uses both index and middle fingers for shoulder buttons on the 360 pad/dualshock)

HEATHEN! Next you'll tell me that you invert your damn controls!

Has it really been so long that you people don't remember those hyper-violent stick figure flash games?

Because I fucking loved those things back in the day, but this ain't exactly revolutionary. It's the same thing Angry Birds did with Smash the Castle, except this game has a somewhat unique style.

Microsoft needs to put a decent fucking d-pad on that thing.

Or Sony needs to start putting drivers on their controller, so you can use it on the PC. I'd use it no questions asked if I didn't have to use questionable third party drivers.

I put 30 into Wasteland 2.

I put 25 into Project Eternity, because of... reasons.

@Hats said:

@Sieghardt said:

@FluxWaveZ said:

Entertaining situation.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/atheistium

Eh, way too much name called and stupidity, she deserves serious actual criticism and admonishment for the vast array of things she has actually done wrong. not random internet rage

Next thing this is going to turn into another Anita Sarkeesian.

Probably not as bad as that.

At least Wainwright does what she's paid to do.

@MrKlorox said:

@Terramagi said:

If you need more than 8 directions to move, with 2 or 3 modifiers depending on the game, you're doing it wrong.

Show me one game with more than one speed modifier key.

Shift is typically run, Alt is typically walk.

Crouch is usually control, but sometimes C. I rebind those games.

If you need more than 8 directions to move, with 2 or 3 modifiers depending on the game, you're doing it wrong.

If you're reading a review a month before the game comes out, they're either bribed (if you're realistic) or the review was green-lit specificlaly for being good (hilariously optimistic).

One of the RPS staff just did a write-up on this.

http://botherer.org/2012/10/25/an-utter-disgrace/

In summary, she's a scumbag who abuses the legal system to stifle valid criticism about her shilling for bad games.