You can sacrifice the snake or strange larvae to the fire so it’s always safe next time

Best movie ever

9:15 the amalgam did the damage needed to kill it

I love that he says "power and toughness" I love hearing other card games in magic terms

It really varies on rng I haven't watched any of your other things But if you reach a cabin you've hit the end It is def doable? Probably Also ouroboros best card if you get it. Always play it Goat is only good if you put it's effect on black cat There's a reason stoat looks like that. You'll learn 5:09 i mean squirrels are infinite 5:59 he doesn't give you teeth if you accept the surrender. Always bully him for points imo 6:42 colony is great perk if you can get enough points 6:52 all of the tentacle cards do diff things based on their symbol and it's cool imo

Go see Mauler's review. There's no reason to fawn under such a condescending movie.

Full of crap man

sup boss

Next time when you sacrifice for a sigil, you need make sure you apply a really good sigil like the respawn sigil that the cat has and apply to a powerful card like a wolf or the social card you have. Also, play the caged wolf and set it free. Look for the 3rd talking card in the cabin

Try not to over think this game. A lot of the game requires trial and error. The caged wolf needs to be released and it needs to die for it to be a playable wolf that does damage. Also , if you get to meet the woodcarver I would try and choose the 3 blood body and a squirrel head as you can then sacrifice a squirrel to the value of 3 blood. Hope that helps

I’ve always referred to this kind of movie as “pop-horror” and not in a bad way. The movie itself it good not great but one of the most quotable flicks of all time.

Wth!!!! 105!!!!11!! That's a lot of eps

Hey, since your channel is pretty small I thought I’d give your video engagement with some tips. Feel free to ignore if you don’t want backseat gaming or have already beat the game and are just now uploading. First, don’t worry too much about making mistakes. The game is a Rogue-lite, meaning it’s designed around the expectation that you’ll die many times before eventually winning. Every new run provides you with new resources in the form of death cards and rewards from solving puzzles, and new information such as hints for solving those puzzles. The initial struggle is part of the intended experience. Second, the description of the flying symbol is “A card bearing this sigil will strike an opponent directly, even if there is a creature opposing it”. Nothing more, nothing less. It has no effect when defending. To put it in MTG terms, non-flying creatures can’t block flying creatures, but flying creatures can still block non-flyers. the difference here being that flyers also cannot block other flyers, and blocking happens automatically whenever possible. Third, what likely tripped you up on that last cupboard puzzle was not understanding the lizard symbol. When the lizard symbol is attacked, it moves to the right, leaving its tail behind to block the attack, so when the Y shaped symbol attacked diagonally, the lizard moved to block the 3/2. When you moved the spike symbol up, the Y symbol damaged itself on the first attack, dying before it could attack the lizard, leaving the other Y symbol and the 3/2 free to attack directly. I really love Inscryption, so I’m glad you’re enjoying it. Here’s to your channel’s future success.

I absolutely loved this game. I hope u have as much fun as I did.

Game was made by 1 person.

Super stoked to see you play this! I really thought love you when I played it, and I felt like it was something you would really enjoy.

9:35 darn tootin'

I hope they end up together.

It ended as it began - poorly.

New R&R?! #Hype

This entire sequence is insane. Like, this was made by an alien who has never been on Earth, wtf.

Emperor Norton + Norton anti-virus is such a lit combo

Thanks for putting in the effort in at least giving this some closure. As far as the environments are concerned and how appropriate these are for a Space Hulk game: Well, if your solution is to get rid of the impressive, aesthetically pleasing and often fairly open environments and replace them with mostly pretty bland corridors and small rooms that can barely accomodate one squad..... then I can gurantee you that absolutely nobody would have considered this an improvement. Aside from the fact that this is obviously not a board game and not a turn-based top-down tactics game either. You can't just use the the kind of map layouts you have in something like Space Hulk - Ascension. Aside from that: There actually are a lot of narrow corridors, but thankfully not just that. That would get pretty dull pretty quickly and it wouldn't provide for varying circumstances where different loadouts are more or less viable. If you are crossing an open room you should know that that is dangerous, but a lot of things just don't matter much on Normal as the game will rarely punish you. And so the consequence will often be that players don't pay attention anymore and will act surprised when walking through the middle of a wide room will get them caught in an onslaught. It is absolutely a game about navigating the map and positioning and awareness of what is happening and what might happen (spawnpoints, Stalkers etc.). It just matters way less on lower difficulties, whereas No Mercy can be extreme - but also somewhat inconsistent - in how it punishes you for your mistakes. Control is provided by equipment and skills. You'll obviously have an easier time controlling large hordes with an Assault Cannon or Flamer than with a Bolter, which is mostly just accurate and reliable. The first mission does provide the tension you speak of, but while I would have liked them to use this kind of mission design more, I can see why the didn't. Most people would have merely considered that boring and that is evident enough in people being confused about the lack of a soundtrack. Another way to get tension is to simply play on a higher difficulty, but I very much doubt that this will result in a better experience without first learning to play the game and accepting it for what it is. Normal is very much appropriate for somebody that hasn't played much and especially No Mercy is more of an acquired taste. But, big but, in some ways it works better: Arms and legs tend to break far more often; movement in combat, blocking and so on are far more important and the same is true for how you move across the map. Sometimes it's better to just stop or to quickly run to a defensible corner. The criticism herin is that Normal difficulty is quite playable, but to a degree it comes at the expense of less tension and less interesting gameplay. It also isn't much good in teaching the player how to play somewhat properly, because - as said - it simply isn't punishing enough. Also, from what I've seen Space Hulk is very much about killing hordes of Tyranids and Terminators being extremely fragile, so I'm not sure where this criticism of it not being lore-accurate is really coming from. Sure, perhaps not quite as many, but the player also has far more firepower at his disposal, so it makes sense. Translating a boardgame/turn-based tactics game into an FPS will obviously change some things and considering what Deathwing is, it is understandable enough that there would have to be some way to heal. It's basic, but gameplay-wise it works well enough. The whole criticism of not being "fun" isn't very helpful. Sure, it can be repetitive and I can see how the game might be frustrating at times...., but while there are legitimate criticisms some of this comes from lack of experience with the game and indeed also not being that good at it. No problem, we have all been there, but acting as if lack of experience and knowledge have no influence on your perspective, is frankly disingenuous. Feel of combat and the game in general is also pretty subjective. I can easily imagine some improvements in the sound department and I wish powerful weapons like Thunder Hammer and Plasma Cannon felt as powerful as they are. But there is still a lot of it that feels "good" to me. The extremely heavy feel of swinging a Power Fist not least among them. I'm sceptical of how useful comparisons with Left 4 Dead really are. Deathwing is not Left 4 Dead and it's obviously not even trying to be. The tempo is very different and it's way more about positioning than L4D, the melee system is way more intricate, just like the player has a far more tangible physical presence in the game that actually matters. And I can't say that being able to gun down hordes of Zombies very quickly is necessarily very interesting or satisfying. Perhaps for a little while, but a mass of Zombies isn't any more interesting than a horde of Genestealers. As far as increased sponginess goes I'll just refer back to loadout and skills again. An Assault Cannon is going to gun them down more quickly than a Bolter. And yes, the Terminators aren't particularly smart and require a good amount of management. The Tyranids are better than people give them credit for though. They try to flank, back away from swings, block melee attacks, lose limbs (together with their weapons), keep attacking when burning or when having lost limbs, and sometimes they even run away. Hybrids use cover competently. And no, it's not a tower defense game, it's basically just a pretty unique slow tactical FPS. It is the same as Space Hulk where you are trying to get to other places for various reasons. And you do so by covering your flanks and trying to be prepared for approaching Tyranids. Just like Deathwing. The difference is just that the tempo and the limitation to just two bots doesn't really allow for being specific about positioning. Oftentimes it has to be enough to send them somewhere and then tell them to "Defend".

17:35 this might be one of the absolute worst puzzles in all of point-and-click adventure game history.

I honestly never started using many of the commands. Just Follow, Defend and Send work well enough. Defend seems to mostly allow them to be more responsive as they don't need to be as focussed on the player. As long as you leave one of them on pure Melee. Assault Cannon or Plasma Cannon can work, but it feels like something that needs the right environments and even more positioning management from the player.

06:30 Stalker jump attacks do a lot of damage. Apparently even on lower difficulties.

You're right - I miss Ingrid too. You should call her, bro.

The Chainlightning really doesn't care where you aim it. That's why it's great for sniping at long distances. It will not always do exactly what you want, but while there is line of sight it should always hit something. Edit: Also do yourself a favor and actually try something other than the Bolter. I mean in case you still have any motivation left over to continue with it.

is this halo 5

The green bar is just for recharging the Psygate by picking up enough relics. Psi-Skills only have cooldowns.

08:55 There is a spawnpoint right inside the corridor in case you didn't see.

It's Space Hulk. I'm told it's normal that it's deadly, even though it might not make too much sense considering the powerful armor. As far as the more general feeling is concerned: Perhaps it comes from the game being so slow. I have often seen people complain about the melee, the AI, some weak-sounding weapons etc. A lot of people would prefer unimpeded movement, speed, one-hit kills and such. The power fantasy basically.

Chainlightning destroys turrets with one hit by the way. Also no need to "Hack" then "Destroy". If you don't have the Lightning available just do either. Edit: The only purpose of relics in the campaign is to recharge Psygate as far as I'm aware. The meter to the left of your armor indicator charges up as you collect them.

It's also helpful to memorize the hotkey that lets you send the bots to a specific spot. You can respond quickly when you want them to move through a door or when they are standing in the field of view of a turret. Edit: The infinite spawning is a Streumon trademark and I'd say it's the most appropriate in Deathwing. They even have proper spawnpoints instead of spawning in out of thin air. The fact that it's never quiet.... well, I wouldn't have minded having some instances where there is a finite amount to kill, just for variety's sake. But ultimately Deathwing is a game about navigating the map and pacing yourself properly depending on what is currently happening. If the spawns weren't spread all over the map then the gameplay loop wouldn't work properly.

Just a heads-up: The bots tend to move around a lot, but oftentimes it's just because they try to move out of the way of the player or because they try to follow you. In defensive situations just tell them to "Defend" once you are in a good position. Depending on how it goes for you, you might also want to give Barachiel Claws or Hammer. The bots are much harder to kill when on pure Melee.

Too late of course, but you could have just used "Load" instead of "Restart" after you had died. There are checkpoints.

The Goliath boss seems to be one of the buggier things in the game. Had him get stuck as well once or twice and other people also have had some trouble with him.

10:00 Yeah, buckshot seems to be pretty weak vs refractor fields, but it doesn't seem to apply to Psyker shields. Penetration should only help vs armor, not refractor fields or anything like that. However, the Static Charge archaoetech adds +20% damage vs refractor fields. Mindboggingly they didn't include any of the info on the Archaeotech in the game.

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You don't take into consideration that Harvey IS real, just supernatural..watch all the doors opening by an invisible force ...and Dr. Chumley's belief in Harvey..what do you think?

And nobody watched this

This has reminded me that I saw this was free on PS5 or XSX or both. It looks great for such an old game! I’ll have to download it tomorrow. 40k was originally described to me as “Imagine Halo’s Spartans times 1000 combined with every heavy metal album cover ever made”🤓

Difficulty is subjective. I just watched an old review where the reviewer was of the opinion that it basically was fairly easy because of how powerful the abilities are. He is right, but unlike him most people will not be as quick to build everything into their gameplay loop. He also said that it was badly balanced and that the game was hurt by basically having no reason to continue playing it after the campaign. Personally I had enough fun with the gameplay, aesthetics, customization, that it didn't matter too much, but it would still have been better with progression, with more customization for Bounty mode and so on and so forth. Edit: They are not spongy when you can turn off their shields with Haywire, use Takedown, Crush, Blast or just slow down things in general or just kill everyone very fast with Perfect Aim. Especially once some of these are fully upgraded it doesn't matter too much which guns you bring. You are always going to make mincemeat of whole groups with Blast, Crush and Autoaim anyway. Which is one way to deal with the balance issues..... The game has all kinds of problems, but the people that were playing it, the reviewers... they too often had problems with playing it properly, but then also assumed that they already knew everything there was to know. And oftentimes people just are wrong on some things or take their subjective preferences too seriously. And yeah, the plot progression is pretty weak, and yes, both Deathwing EE and Hired Gun seem a little unfinished, but they are both still very good games. People just go in with weird expectations. It's Streumon. At this point we know what they are good at and what they do, but a lot of people still always end up being confused by their games and apparently never want to accept them for what they are.

Credit where it's due, this is easily the strongest start to any of the games in this series so far. The quality of detail in the scenery, tutorial mechanics, and enhancements to the visuals are pretty great. Your character having absolutely no reaction to a giant eating the hairy ball sack is some of the good old stank though lol.

I love the atmosphere of the game, I still think it could have been great.

Thank you.Really.Thank you.

why can't you explain to us how to do echolure

it's Melissa

I certainly would not classify Treasure as a western.

Keeps telling me have got the wrong lure on 🤷‍♂️