It's quite annoying for me, (when i had an sd card slot) i pulled my card and moved files back and forth a lot because androids "file server" is ass at transferring more than a couple things. WiFi transferring is okay but i don't like having to constantly map files to an ftp or smb so i can access them quickly, i know I'm in the minority on this but really accessible hot swap storage is super important to me. Most of my drives are removable in my main computer so i can toss them in my bag with my laptop and take what i need with me. My v20 had 2 sd cards tucked into it's case so i could swap between a (retro)rom library, music library, or run system backups to the 3rd.
Everything felt too "multi-purpose" units did follow the rock-paper-scissors balance, but tanks being able to go waterborne boats being able to go airborne broke any proper counter strategy it was always a game of cat and mouse and whomever could micro unit abilities the hardest instead of balance and strategize(or zerg rush lol) but that's just my take.
RA2/YR is/are my gold standard(s) for any rts games, i always find myself going back and playing them whether it be solo campaign, skirmish, or logging into CnCNet and doing some online matches.
I would agree it's less of a "game" and more of an interactive story, but calling it shit for that reason is a bit harsh, it's a great tale. Just not everyone's thing.
The present is stupid.
All i can say is "send it" idgaf what people think i'm flying.
I would fly. 10mph is plenty to get me to work or just run errands and would just be fun af.
Get mad! Make life take the lemons back!
I wasn't trying to be malicious, i didn't realize the blue line was significant, it just looked like graffiti. I apologize for that.
Loving my zenfone 9, has some issues due to the supported network bands but its usable with some tinkering (USA).
I feel like the odd one out, i prefer most of the early games, FF1, GTA2, Warcraft 1+2, Farcry 1+2
I liked FF1. It's actually one of my favorite nes games.
It's quite annoying for me, (when i had an sd card slot) i pulled my card and moved files back and forth a lot because androids "file server" is ass at transferring more than a couple things. WiFi transferring is okay but i don't like having to constantly map files to an ftp or smb so i can access them quickly, i know I'm in the minority on this but really accessible hot swap storage is super important to me. Most of my drives are removable in my main computer so i can toss them in my bag with my laptop and take what i need with me. My v20 had 2 sd cards tucked into it's case so i could swap between a (retro)rom library, music library, or run system backups to the 3rd.
Can someone help me understand the circumstances that lead to that bird tumbling like that?
Getting a new game and having books and stickers to mess with on the ride home until you can play the game.
Everything felt too "multi-purpose" units did follow the rock-paper-scissors balance, but tanks being able to go waterborne boats being able to go airborne broke any proper counter strategy it was always a game of cat and mouse and whomever could micro unit abilities the hardest instead of balance and strategize(or zerg rush lol) but that's just my take.
That is how I play northgard.
Army of spidertrons with the remote control, from map view, it's therapeutic nuking aliens from the safety of your mega-base.
RA2/YR is/are my gold standard(s) for any rts games, i always find myself going back and playing them whether it be solo campaign, skirmish, or logging into CnCNet and doing some online matches.
Unless they're blizzard/Activision.
You just reminded me of the cute cats that nougat had as part of that version's Easter egg. I miss that little thing. Android 12's sucks.
I would agree it's less of a "game" and more of an interactive story, but calling it shit for that reason is a bit harsh, it's a great tale. Just not everyone's thing.
Can confirm, long live the Usenet.
That would be great it that was standard, too many times i came across a tv that had the audio channels reversed.