With our last Community Screenshot Event having been a great success, we thought it's time to run another enticing event, this time centred around humour and fun in the form of modding memes!
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The Genetic Opera, SFDebris found the movie foul and disturbing, especially the part where Giles disembowels one of his victims and then uses they as a meat puppet with his hands in their guts as his duet partner for a song.
The DLCs tend to add quite a lot, and Paradox maintains its modern games (CK2, EU4, and presumably HoI4 when it comes out) for a long time; CK2 and EU4 now are much different from when they were first released.
AI countries are mostly unaffected as mercenary limit was already higher than their force limit, but for big ones like Ottomans or Ming you can now actually defeat their army and not have army just as big show up next day.
Ottomans become second GP after player in nearly every campaign, England forms Great Britain, Muscovy forms Russia, Castile forms Spain, all almost every time unless player stops that, Ming never collapses or expands much etc.
If a Tributary is set to pay monarch point as tribute and loses enough provinces to make them go below the monarch point threshold, the game crashes when they try to pay.
It would be nice if we could make things more dynamic, so sometimes Aq Qoyunlu grows into the Middle Eastern menace, or Scotland sometimes won the British struggle, or some German minor seriously attempted unification.
Nintendo is coming down too hard and is taking too much, but its also the only compromise that I see in sight that potentially satisfies the corporations, the creators, and the viewers.
Dragon Age fans, at least on the Bioware forums, who wish Bioware had done that instead of making Dragon Age 2 and 3 (though Dragon Age is a game that is not starved for DLC content).
Sure you can get offline maps on your phone, or go old school with a paper version, but viewing a searchable map on a large screen Windows 10 tablet or laptop is a much better way to go.
Added instructions prompting the user that they may have to create a Paradox forum account and link it to their Steam account to be able to access some of the links in this guide and to create a support ticket.
This is actually a good example of what awards pre release count for: Too Human was a contemporary of and competition for the first Mass Effect at all of the game cons leading up to their release.
I'm trying to update it to the current version (I was playing on an older version for mods) and it says that the files are locked and so I can't use the game at all, how do I fix this?
This is very important, as the game loads all files present in mod folder, so old mod files that are no longer present or were renamed in a new version of the mod would conflict.
API built into its OS, which is what makes Xbox controllers compatible with Windows, and is what programmers use to make PS4 controllers work on Windows (we'll come to that in detail below), but the same can't be said for Mac.
Unfortunately that's not moddable, and it's very common that you get nobody to rival late game (and therefore very little power projection), or extremely limited choice of countries to rival early game.
Thrones is nearly upon us (and presumably, at some point, we might actually see the next book in the series as well), so it feels like the perfect time for a roundup of mods that bring Martin's world to PC games.
Westeros and lets you play as a number of civs and leaders, like Robb Stark in The North, Stannis Baratheon in The Stormlands, Daenerys, of course, and even Mance Rayder of the Free Folk.
And who will be happy with a relatively lower return because they are actual games companies that enjoy making good games, and will be happy to carve out a secure, moderately profitable niche.
The law is basically set up so that sites like Google or Youtube have protection from being sued for users putting copyrighted material on their sites, but only if they comply aggressively with DMCA takedown notices.
City of Heroes get cancelled by NCSoft in a fit of pique, I have to give credit to SOE for only pulling the plug on MMOs when the playerbase is nearly gone (or other companies are requiring them to do so).
The information about who watches what is more valuable than direct advertisements anyway, as Google can then sell that information (rolled together with the other aggregation they do with gmail, etc) to their clients on other platforms.
