Im_CIA

If you do things right, the combat should only be around 5-10% the length of the average mission. I think you're letting the learning curve taint your entire impression of the game. Art direction is amazing, the best there was, and perhaps it was not all by design either. The HUD and ands menus are minimalistic and the ships are a bit boxy(no doubt limited in some way by the tech of the time), but that's precisely what space is: empty and utilitarian.

It's all about patience and planning, the two things that you seem to be allergic to

3289

Nyet 9: The First Encounter

Look, all I'm saying is that Nicholas Cage once armed half the world without sporting giant pauldrons.

Sounds pretty dumb. They can field massive fleets of FTL warships and build floating cities, but can't afford the most basic shit like ammunition? Which means they have to adopt some kind of medieval military doctrine for the front lines. Russia today can barely afford one put-put diesel carrier but still manages to export a small arms cornucopia.

Nyet 3: The Second Encounter

Not going to lie, the more I hear about the 40kverse, the smoother my brain becomes. Is their entire empire logistically challenged like the Red Army from 1942?

Mobius Juan Fox Dos

Homeworld. Still 10/10

Nyet Zero: Blood Dragon

Given set S = { x | x ∈ Z+, 0 < x < 1000000 } ∴ 3282 ∈ S

Ross can be anywhere

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Rip Wan Winkle

Nyet IV Turbo

Nyet 2: Remastered

The time of the great elipses approaches

Nyet XI: The MMO: Burning Crusade

Nyet IX: Nyet in space part one

Church. Heretics fear it

I'm only anxious over things I have direct control over.

Nyet VI