indeed, would love to see trucer regain that (and his lore title of most accurate member of sp)
look on the bright side now that its revealed that tag deathmatch to just be a commercial conflict 2 with mining companies on dawn...
thank you for the advice, it answered a lot my questions. my intention wasn't wasn't to ask for a wining list, i was looking just for advice on...
yeah the teaser felt quite misleading
just a list to cram as many fireteams in as possible to maximize order efficiency for frontline/ decapitation, how practical is it in practice?...
it more "hype shooting out of the roof, must buy at all costs!" to "yeah... still going to back it at max backing becaus tags and dawn"
somewhere on the forum there's a good converted tank hunter with the male body and right arm(and weapon) of the OG ac tankhunter
last time i checked the devs said yes which contributed to my expeectations
dog warriors in full tessium, my dream comes true!
or if you look from a N1 dawn player perspective: more factions have access to the precious autocannons :P
cant forget surprise S5 dog warriors :P
im conflicted that the autocannon is now becoming a "common" weapon among the factions because of them XD when everyone is special...... no one...
still interesting but my hype got deflated (and my immediate plans to collect the remaining missing tags from my collection) on news its corporate...
diito, though i already own the stingrays.
little can top surprise dogface XD
eudoros and machaon[ATTACH] [ATTACH] just noticed i didnt add the blue strip to eudoros boots
there really needs to be "i haven't faced them/ not enough games to make a fair assessment" option on the faction power scale section.
isn't he an aleph recreation to curry favor from haqqislam? maybe he has been allocated a L-host of higher quality when working with them XD
kinda sad that witch soldiers lost their coma devices from N1
n3 human sphere page 217 in the directive 7; though partially stand corrected though its not the cube itself, the 2.0s defensive procedure...
