What are you playing?

[Kugelfisch]

I'd rather play vanilla fallout than kenshi because the former seems way less AIDS.

Any Fallout? Think carefully!

[rabidtictac]

Fallout 1

[Kugelfisch]

Alright, fair choice.

[Old Black Man]

I'd rather play vanilla fallout than kenshi because the former seems way less AIDS.

I actually kept thinking it’d be way better if it was more like Fallout, namely in the combat.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

It could probably benefit from a turn-based mode. The game has a hit location system and all, but you don't have direct control over which parts your characters are hitting.

[Kugelfisch]

So it's Battletech?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

RuneQuest would be closer tbh. Also has hit locations, but deals primarily with meatbags.

Though you might just mean the video game. In that case it's a bit more like MechCommander if that game had melee attacks (most BattleTech adapations ignore those).

[Guest]

Definitely not playing some Harry Potter game cuz they so woke now. Computer guy made videos about Anita Sarkeesian, was fired for not having the right politics.

[Kugelfisch]

RuneQuest would be closer tbh. Also has hit locations, but deals primarily with meatbags.

Though you might just mean the video game. In that case it's a bit more like MechCommander if that game had melee attacks (most BattleTech adapations ignore those).

What? No, I meant regular-ass, board game Battletech.

It could probably benefit from a turn-based mode. The game has a hit location system and all, but you don't have direct control over which parts your characters are hitting.

Exactly like in Battletech.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

But you can, if the target is prone, immobile, or you're rocking a Targeting Computer (with some added loops you have to jump through for headshots).