Arm the Homeless

I want it pretty badly.

There was crafting in Payday? It was a filler skill because getting something else as a filler would make it easier. Also, Payday For You And Me isn't part of the Big Music Update. i cri errytiem

You guys do realize that it's not supposed to be a challenge that is made to replicate the original skill trees of Payday the Heist

You couldn't play Blood Run without paying, so I think Im good

Honestly, I think commands are the only way to do any decent RP run. Say your character is supposed to be a frontier justice bounty hunter like Silas Greaves from Call of Juarez: Gunslinger. Why would he be rolling around without his signature six shooters, rifle, or shotgun? Or his usual attire?

Here's Old Hoxton build if anyone cares. The Sharpshooter: Primary: M308 with Competitor's Compensator and Military Red Dot Sight Secondary: Locomotive 12G with 000 Buckshot, Straight Grip, and Muldon Stock Tool: Trip Mines Skill Build Tell me if it's too hard or too easy or whatever. I'll do Support tomorrow.

This is a movie about nazis in space

CS:GO is the more new player friendly CS. It has new weapons which were designed to help new players. Things like the P250 are easy enough to use without having to have reliable headshots (though obviously getting a one tap is still the best strategy). However, CS isn't like any other FPS because it basically forces you to learn the meta, maps, smokes, flashes, economy, weapon choices, strategy, rushes, common locations and spots to play, roles, aiming, spread patterns, etc if you want to get anywhere. Also, I would like to say that CS:GO like any other CS game has heavy emphasis on the sacrifice of mobility for defensive/offensive capability. Whereas you used to be able to run full speed with a Deagle and still have the power to kill a guy with one well placed shot, CS:GO forces you to use the knife if you want to commit to full speed. Lighter weapons like the pistols will still give you close to full speed, but literally every single unit of speed could mean the difference of an engagement point and potentially give the enemy a large advantage. Movement is more than just speed though, since it really relies on you knowing map positions. Just walking along the other wall of a hallway could save you from a wallbang spray or an AWPer just around the corner. It's definitely fun, but the first few months of play will probably be you learning how the game works.

I always enter Sierra with no items on me. No point lugging around more stuff when you're going to use the place's items anyways.

I'll try to get those old school builds out by the time the Old Hox character DLC comes out so you can rock your M308 again.

>not using The Vault Why. They're basically the same.

The only tat I keep of Fallout is the Fallout Bible just because of the raw amount of backstory and little snippets of lore and art in there. Really useful for Fallout PnP

Fallout 1 and 2 are one style of game, 3 and NV are another. Tactics is yet another style, I think it was set outside the canon storyline 2 and NV are said to be the best ones because they have more features and better gameplay, but it doesnt makes the others bad. Although FO3 is REALLY unstable and you should search for some fixes and mods before trying to play. Tactics is something people have debated a lot. BoS is obviously non canon, but Fallout 3 and NV do make some references to the Chicago Brotherhood. Either way, it's pretty uncertain if Tactics is canon. Nukapedia has it listed as semi-canon, which basically means both Interplay and Bethesda don't really have a stance on it. Supposedly major events are canon, but details are not. Still, it doesn't really say much. On another note, I've found a Fallout wargame.

I dun have shotgun DLC and the accuracy on that thing sucked too

Pretend it's an M16. I really do want to just use the AMR instead, but if I can manage to win this min maxing game, I'll try AMCAR first. Honestly, I'm probably going to do Sharpshooter first because that's my personal favorite tree. I'll have to find a way to make Loco crappy.

Looks like I'm running Old School Payday the Heist music along with Fuse Box, Razormind, and Death Wish from now on. Maybe I'll even try to recreate the original Payday skill trees and their weapons. How I'm going to make AMCAR useful, I have no clue

Anyway, I'm basically done with Non Non Biyori. Going to go watch GJ-Bu because Corv told me to.

I'm still standing by Fallout 2 as favorite game. It has good story, gameplay, comedy, and countless ways to play the game (some much better than others). You can beat the game in less than 30 minutes and you can beat the game in over 20 hours. You can make a Stupid HtH character (even though it's super hard) or you can go spam the Bozar with Sniper and make Speech checks to victory. You can rob graves, make a porn film, and even have an intelligent conversation with an idiot due to your own equal stupidity.

So apparently I somehow ended up talking to my mom about anime. This resulted in me talking about Kill la Kill, K-On, and Nichijou and then she doubling my list of anime to watch. GG

I used to play Armored Transport and get guys to bring Saws and C4 to rush everything and look for the intel. We reset if we didn't find it and if we did, just rush to finish as soon as possible. Then we'd just nade ourselves the beginning of Train heist for easy XP.

I like San Andreas more

IIRC the Super Mutants in Fallout 3 were created with a different strain of FEV and are almost totally unrelated to the mutants on the west coast that were seen in the first two games. Making them halfwitted barbarians with no real objectives, unity, or decent weapons makes them more than lackluster compared to the Core Region Mutties.