So, in anticipation of defending the Castle from a significant Institute attack, the Minutemen called in almost all of their recruits as backup with myself included. A group of them had garrisoned themselves on top of one of the walls and I decided to join them. During the calm before the storm, I noticed a Vertibird attacking something on the ground though I did not see what exactly. As I’m no fan of the Brotherhood, I decided to do some target practice on it.
I know the traffic is bad and all, but I’m pretty this move is illegal.
So is this is what it’s like when a hacker is in the zone and “one with the computer”? I admit that I do not know THAT much about computers but I’m sure something is not right here.
I somehow don’t think this was the most efficient way to connect that facility to the main road, but what do I know.
Whoever threw together this loading screen for Transport Fever is pretty damned lazy. How many times can you reuse the same model? I count the guy in the yellow shirt 14 times. And let’s not bring up how many are sitting in the same position with their hands up. I’ll give the designer a bit of break, the game itself is about vehicles, so I don’t expect these models to be too detailed but come on. I see a higher variety of citizen models when I’m playing the game so they could’ve thrown a few more in there.
Who needs a swatter from Diamond City when you’ve got a gun like this?
Not a whole lot of fancy to this one, 1v3 on CT side and it’s Cache, one of my worst maps. Ignore the terrible spray followed by aiming for the crotch. The ending is a bit amusing though.
Looks like my trusty steed has had enough of this gate always being in the way.
I’ve played CS:GO for years now and have always thought the whole stuck in a door bug was long fixed. But I’ll be damned if it didn’t happen to a teammate one game. Of course I tried to help but that damned thing wouldn’t even open with my help and for my attempt I was spotted and killed. Classic old CS sound effects added for dramatic effect.
You’d think Niantic would be a little more on the ball when they issue notifications like this. I’ve seen this bug in the Professor’s dialogue when a new quest is released, but this is the first time I’ve seen it in a notification.
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