Biggest mistake: Not holding players accountable for their actions in town. Greatest Triumph: Seeing my players finally start treating NPC's with some kind of decency and occasionally a bit of respect after being held accountable for their behavior in town.
The amount of Helldivers who seem almost adamant that they get between my arcblaster and my target is honestly quite impressive. Electrical safety needs to be part of the training.
EAT is like the one weapon that people shouldn't get mad at people taking. Those things are pretty much designed to be fired on pickup--if someone takes one of mine, there's a very good chance they're firing at what prompted me to call down EAT anyway.
Sauce stash has a recipe to make ribs out of King Oyster mushrooms that are really good. Flatten mushrooms to rib shape, cover in BBQ seasonings, and liquid smoke, coat with BBQ sauce, bake. Super easy.
You don't need groups or any real skill to play tier 4. If you stick to tier 1, your xp will be unbearably slow, and your gear will be extremely boring. But yes, you can beat all the dungeons and campaign on tier 1.
Got to act 7. I was going to play tonight, but the Automotons have unleashed a devastating counterattack, and I am needed elsewhere to defend democracy.
Home-made rice cakes for me. I can get all my nutritional requirements in a form that is significantly cheaper to make and is also pleasurable to eat. Energy bars are too dense for my taste, and gels cause gastric distress.
It's not the enemies that drove me away from difficulties 8 and 9. It was the players I got matched with. The community in difficulty 7 has just been more fun.
Do you consider running to be a restful activity? Are you doing it at a low enough intensity so as not to interrupt the rest your training plan calls for? If the answer to these is no, I would skip the run. If you're not following a plan that specifically said to rest and by rest day, you mean active recovery, then yes, do your run. Just keep the effort low to avoid building up fatigue you do not want.
Last time I bought a brand new bike, I wore my kit to the lbs and rode the bike right after paying for it.
Biggest mistake: Not holding players accountable for their actions in town. Greatest Triumph: Seeing my players finally start treating NPC's with some kind of decency and occasionally a bit of respect after being held accountable for their behavior in town.
The amount of Helldivers who seem almost adamant that they get between my arcblaster and my target is honestly quite impressive. Electrical safety needs to be part of the training.
Don't threaten women with a good time.
Look at my watch. Don't light things on fire at work as it is a huge safety hazard.
Stealth armour. Let's me get nice and close to toss in my cluster bomb.
POE, Last Epoch, amd looking pretty hard at the new RimWorld expansion.
EAT is like the one weapon that people shouldn't get mad at people taking. Those things are pretty much designed to be fired on pickup--if someone takes one of mine, there's a very good chance they're firing at what prompted me to call down EAT anyway.
I have EAT's in my load out specifically to call down for other people while I stun things with the arc thrower.
I love the termite grenade. I use it on tanks while I use the grenade pistol on groups or factories. For everything else, arcthrower.
I'm killing tanks just fine with it. I'm not sure how many it takes to the front, I just panic and throw them all.
This post just got recommended to my phone. It did not age well.
Does IndieVelo require a power meter? It's free.
Suppressive fire specialist. I will do whatever I can to keep the hordes at bay while others deal with armour.
This would ruon the game balance.If they did this, there would be no reason to bring any stratagem other than Eagle 1.
Helldivers 2, POE, go outside and ride my bike.
This is exactly what I wanted the civilian extract missions to be. These missions are so much fun.
This is why I run a grenade launcher, cluster bomb, and orbital laser. So I can cover my anti armor comrades and keep the small fry at bay.
Sauce stash has a recipe to make ribs out of King Oyster mushrooms that are really good. Flatten mushrooms to rib shape, cover in BBQ seasonings, and liquid smoke, coat with BBQ sauce, bake. Super easy.
You don't need groups or any real skill to play tier 4. If you stick to tier 1, your xp will be unbearably slow, and your gear will be extremely boring. But yes, you can beat all the dungeons and campaign on tier 1.
Got to act 7. I was going to play tonight, but the Automotons have unleashed a devastating counterattack, and I am needed elsewhere to defend democracy.
Mephisto was the giraffe all along.
Home-made rice cakes for me. I can get all my nutritional requirements in a form that is significantly cheaper to make and is also pleasurable to eat. Energy bars are too dense for my taste, and gels cause gastric distress.
It's not the enemies that drove me away from difficulties 8 and 9. It was the players I got matched with. The community in difficulty 7 has just been more fun.
You can squad with me?
I might have to take you up on that. It would be unfair of me not to give Helldive another chance now that the game has been out a while.
Do you consider running to be a restful activity? Are you doing it at a low enough intensity so as not to interrupt the rest your training plan calls for? If the answer to these is no, I would skip the run. If you're not following a plan that specifically said to rest and by rest day, you mean active recovery, then yes, do your run. Just keep the effort low to avoid building up fatigue you do not want.
I guess all 30 people who didn't vote for him all use the same elevator. /s