Under Falling Skies Review - The Ultimate Personal-Space Invader 

At least he's trying, unlike a certain PRESIDENT QUINNS

After work in Philly I went to a bar with a friend. Long story short I shared a table with a couple from Boston, 1 guy from Louisiana and 2 girls from Philly. That was interesting on the ears especially when some started to slur. I’m from Arizona btw lmao

Nothing you said is English

I hope you restock soon 😆

Please make an expansion! More campaigns! Have a way to play two cities at once. More story, or maybe use the same style of game, but with ground troops or a river with sea troops. The sky is the limit!

Agreed.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1UuxEDAKBw8.html He's ahead of the curve of a lot of pros.

@@shanerion if he said he was from Connecticut or Vermont, he could still pass as an American.

I thought they had really upped their game on the digital effects and for the weirdest reason.

@@admiraldick Same here. I was amazed at how precise the blur effect was. Then turns out the tiles were just blurred, period. :D

Same here! I kept looking at the borders to see the blurring slide

That is so dang cool, imo! It would be funny if they made the instructions look like a classified CIA doc, with like redacted bars in places. It's so great when publishers add touches like that.

Skulls are great! It's when you can see them, that's when the trouble starts.

I was going to reply to this, but looks like multiple people beat me to it. Your answer is very concise. Lol.

Wait, are we the baddies?

Hey hey hey! We've been waiting for a full version of Lunchtime Egg for WAY longer, OK? Get in line, buddy.

Gonna go for a deep cut: Nobody Cares About Your Dreams

Just make a full record. What is beer can be the first single.

unless you're Cyberdyne Systems Model 101, then you don't give that much fuck

I do live in Alberta and I know what you mean...;-)

And the width of a quite small dog.

you could BUY this anywhere?

I have the paper version and it great

That's what THEY want you to believe. :D

Finally someone else who noticed!

As someone insufferable is probably going to explain to you at some point, that was the joke. Bruce Willis was the one who died on the asteroid in that movie. Oh, I guess I was that insufferable person.

Damn, you’re right. That RU-vid money finally paying off

RIP Bruce Willis

No it wasn't

Not all, if they want a villain they get an American actor and tell him to do a British Accent.

However, neither of these things explains Dick Van Dyke. Some mysteries just aren't meant to be solved.

There’s enough die-ing happening as is

You mean that film franchise should be Dice Hard?

If you look up dice in the Oxford Dictionary, you will learn that dice is an acceptable singular and plural form of die

OK... That right there was funny, even 2 years later.

I've played ti3, ti4, eclipse 1 and just received eclipse 2. My advice...buy any. Ti3 and eclipse have been solid games for a decade. Later versions may improve and tweak but their previous versions are still great games in their own right. Personally I much prefer Ti3 with its expansion modules to my plays of Ti4. As for eclipse its the minimal player count that makes it a keeper for me, whereas Twilight imperium needs 5+ players to really bring the space opera aspect alive - when space poop hits the fan 4+ hours in, that's when Twilight Imperium shines! If you want a clean 4x game I can't recommend Star Trek Ascendancy enough, whether you like trek or not. The organic exploration and relative combat system come together to make a great game and its relatively cheap (3 player only base game - going up to about 8 with expansions).

@@picton101 Got it. Thank you very much! Had not heard of Star Trek Ascendancy and it looks great! Thanks, although it’s even worse to make a decision now :D

@@PrimatoFortunato sorry. FYI. My complete TI3 cost me perhaps £100 (2nd hand). I've played it at least 7 times over the last 5 years (4-8 players) each game taking a full day (afternoon into evening - c. 8 hours). So that works out at a "full day" gaming with my friends at about £14/day. We still talk about certain events/wars/betrayals years later. Way cheaper than doing pretty much anything else with my friends and we all got to hang out and still feel like we achieved something! That's what most of these 4x type games promise, but just be cautious with your friend(s) who doesn't like being randomly dumped on by game mechanics/events/draws at times. 4x games tend to rely on a theatrical/roleplay/narrative structure. They're certainly not logical or systematic things - and much like life they are not fair or generally very good at rebalancing themselves mid-late game, but that's where the story lies!