I said "theoretically"!!
It's like 40K. There aren't any good guys. Just varied levels of bad guys.
But worst of all are those damn fascist bugs that
weren't hurting anyone until we attackedhate freedom and spread propagandaThat movie was a fucking IQ test for the general population. We failed. You literally have to tell people the bugs did not explode Buenos Aries, it was some Reichstag Fire bs. His satire was so spot on it looks like it's not to a certain set. He ruined so many actors careers with the "act like a wooden retard" and them nailing it.
In 40k there were plenty of good guys before the Imperium killed them all for not being racist enough. RIP Interex
Out of character, super earth is obviously not good, but I don't think the helldivers are, necessarily. More victims imo
In character, be careful what you say, you might get your C-01 revoked
Out of character, super earth is obviously not good, but I don't think the helldivers are, necessarily. More victims imo
Helldivers are absolutely victims of Super Earth's leadership. The tutorial shows just how little training they actually receive, then they're immediately frozen and shipped off to be used as disposable cannon fodder. Their missions are almost always accomplished by throwing Helldivers at the objective until the ones lucky enough to survive complete it, or they run out of bodies.
"Hey man, wanna jump in for helldive difficulty?"
"Nope, don't need you fuckin up my life, too"
Hey Peter, check out level 9!
Watch out for your cornhole, bud.
The sad part is that we don't know if mullet-man is being satirical or if he actually drank the kool-aid. Either way, pasty-white-boy is starting to learn some media literacy, and is getting bullied for it.
That sounds like treason talk there.
sorry inquisitor, i meant to say "For the glory of Terra and the God Emperor of Mankind!"
am I doing it right?
I'm the movie, Office Space, mullet-man is dead serious in his answer. But that's because the original question is, "At your job, do people ever say 'Sounds like someone's got a case of the Mondays?'"
The one game I'm glad I dodged tbh, everyone I know is hounding me to play it, few seem to accept my reasoning of "I've watched enough gameplay streamed from friends, as well as the internet, to know I'll play it incessantly for a week and then never touch it again, I'm not dropping 60 Dollarydoos for a week."
I'll stay over here with my Baldurs Gate, Dead Cells and Cyberpunk tyvm.
I played 100+ hours then walked away to other games.
...then I came back.
Then I walked away again.
Now I'm back.
If you follow the news of what's happening in the games story, it is really fun and keeps the game fresh.
Last week, an All call went out that we could eliminate the robots for good. They added 2 new enemies that could show up and weapons to help with the fight. I jumped back in to help. It was a blast and the new map modes felt fresh and the weapons fun. We beat the robots and they are LITERALLY not in the game anymore. Like, you can't fight them. At least for now. Who knows what's going to happen next.
I get this. I intentionally waited a few weeks to make sure it wasn't a fad and then tried my brother's copy through Steam family sharing before I ended up buying it. Been burned too many times
The amount I consider buying a game is inversely proportional to how much a particular friend of mine hounds me to pick it up. He only plays games that I would end up regretting the purchase of very soon after the return policy is up.
I've had many experiences just like the one you just described, however on this occasion (even with practically everyone I know hounding me) I will be passing.
I would absolutely love it for a week, but once I'm not enjoying it anymore, I would simply bring the mood down and it would likely be well past the refund window by the time that comes to pass.
You mean 40 dollars and for a month or two, and then coming back in at times to check out the new drip, new toys and new enemy factions?
