Sadly.
Regardless. Maybe sometime in the future. I don't think we've seen the end of HR, nor C&C.
I'm surprised they haven't responded yet.
But would it be able to detect this and disable the titans? You guys toss a communication line to PC Gamer? They are currently taking stories about...
Just curious about any insectlike/quadruped commanders for legion. MLA has them in droves, so it's probably a very common base chassis, the only rare...
Huh. Looks like it was one that was in progress but never finished. It does look real neat though.
What a shame. It was such an interesting concept. And again, it's freakin' cthulhu versus skynet; the RTS. That's some unique setting for an RTS. You...
Edit: Was going to keep this post deleted, but I notice there is Two Skyboxes in my PA folder for skyboxes, but i've only seen the one...? Are these...
I know it's a [IMG] , however I felt mentioning Tremblor and Tergiverse do not appear to function.- they cannot be loaded. otherwise, these are good...
Still, it wasn't that the idea wasn't liked- I'm sure everybody liked the concepts of HR and PA. however their initial executions left something to...
Maybe the firing mechanism and barrel should slide back when firing, like when a gun ejects a casing?
oh christ i didn't even realise the date.
Just imagine, for a minuite, bands of players around the world suddenly uniting their armies because a group of players had constructed an army of...
what in the world.
I think everybody would like it back as it was a unique and intresting concept (And when the hell has there been a Lovecraftian RTS?). and it's...
Well damn. Terrain deformation is/was cool.
That's... not what I mean. Planetary bodies used to take chunks out of eachother and deform terrain/create craters/etc. I haven't seen terrain...
Mainly want it for gameplay reasons, To pair with Legion, of course.
A shame. It looked to be doing what Planetary Annihilation did wrong. Hopefully this isn't the end for our borderlands-styled Cthulhu versus Skynet...
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