Thanks for taking the time to do a feasibility study. I’m hopeful to see some type of chat solution in the future.

You can play multiplayer skirmish against CPU. See screenshot.

By the time you read this comment, it’s most likely gone.

A quick search says that was Worms Revolution or Worms Battlegrounds.

I played this version of Worms. It’s probably the best out of the recent worms.

Pouring one out of the GL-21 Grenade Launcher. It was a good run, old chap.

/wears Helldiver helmet

These undemocratic groups make me sick!

/spits on ground

“You cannot have a meaningful campaign if strict time records are not kept.” - Gary Gygax

This advice can be taken in various ways. My take is time goes by while your PCs are doing their thing.

Nefarious plans are carried out by evil minions and the latest exploits of your party of murder hobos has reached the next settlement. If your party does a side quest instead of saving the queen from a sacrificial ritual, they going to have more xp and gold but Orcus is now wearing a new queen skin loincloth.

Time drives the consequences of PC actions. The world continues on while your party is on their 6th long rest in a 5-room dungeon.

Warbond releasing Tuesday was an ill omen.

I wonder if the flamethrower backpack can blow up.

Thanks. Human to Post interface hiccup.

Hopefully, this question opens the eyes of OP to the world of closed ecosystems.

On 2024-09-17 (1.001.100), they increased the blast radius. Before, you could get fairly close to the bomb and survive. Now, it’s still a guessing game on where the blast radius is to me.

Before the patch, 500kg was not big enough to close 3 nearby bug holes.

Remember when the 500kg had a short blast radius?

High risk, high reward. At least 2 million players tried the game and said, “No thanks.”

Real indie studios would kill to get those player numbers.

Islets

I played on lvl 6. =) no Hive Lords. Makes the dragons and rupture strain manageable.

Beings that can dodge rain are not human.

Touhou player by Rong Rong - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8kGxcBdXYs

I like you can play co-op missions as the other squads that Titus sends out during the campaign.

No, you do not need to play the first game to play Space Marine 2.

I completed Space Marine 2 campaign. I spent only 10 minutes in the first game to see if it runs on the Steam Deck. It does.

Hmmmmm. It does not feel like the original 380 bombardment of death. Am I missing something? It feels like they fixed it.