And I need you to recover, because I can’t make it on my own.
Category: Gaming
Square root of 912.04 equals 30.2, it all seemed harmless.
I recently finished Mass Effect 2, which is one of the best games I’ve ever played, with some great writing, good voice acting, enormous depth and a great story. I found the Overlord DLC ending to be one of the best bits of gaming I’ve ever came across. I try to play through the game choosing the Paragon options as much as possible, and the paragon ending is bone-chilling. Just thinking about it gives me goose bumps.
Quiet, please make it stop.
Square root of 912.04 equals 30.2… it all seemed harmless.
What is this? A centre for ants!?
Today, someone nearly made me wet myself while playing Diablo III.
Shadowrun: Corrosion – Casting Armor
Bearclaw posted on Dumpshock that they couldn’t cast an Armor spell, so I decided to try and recreate the problem. Below is what I posted to them.
So I decided to make a spell caster, learn Armor 3 from Mojo Flux and I went to my spells section in my safe house. I cast the spell, got a success on the sorcery test and suffered a little drain. You can see that in the first screenshot.
Then I went to the armor page and I saw that without wearing any armor, I had a ballistic 3 and impact 3. See the second screenshot.
Then I went to the character information page and saw the same on the armor stat and I saw the armor spell among my buffs. See screenshot three.
Then I went to Neon Blight, got the first Ghoul Den mission and went inside. Waited for a ghoul to come and kick my ass and recorded the first attack in the combat log on the info tab. It says I was resisting with my 5 body dice against TN 3. The ghouls have a strength of 6, minus the 3 impact armor the Armor spell gives me, is TN 3. See screenshot four.
I think everything is working. If you see different things, please send some similar screenshots to shadowrun.corrosion@gmail.com and I’ll get it cleared up as soon as possible.
Portal: No Escape
When Portal was first produced I had a feeling that if it would prove to be a successful game it would see a film inspired by it. As far as I know there’s no film being planned just yet, even after the commercial success of Portal 2, but it has already inspired Portal: No Escape, a seven-minute fan film that knocks the socks off many Hollywood productions. Check it out.
