Locate their fuel tanks, set them on fire, and the chain reaction will usually blow the whole ship.

In my darkest dreams I still hear them. Squawking. Cacawing. Shrieking. If you're feeling masochistic or just curious of how far the path of progress has taken us, you can grab a copy off GOG.com

The game feels good. Tastes great. And sounds fine. And that's fine with me, because I've purchased the game. It plays good too. With large graphics.

It's not uncommon to see a Cultivator feasting on ramen, even if there's currently a famine. Especially if we're currently having a famine.

I assure you you'll know every side character better than your own family. I don't remember which war grandad was fighting, but I do know Patches. I know that, canonically, he is circumcised. Honestly, I don't judge, I still get to have my wife Ranni.

The Ocean House is so infamous that it's got its own console command to skip the entire sequence. It's probably one of the best horror segments I've ever seen in a game, and they managed to do it without a single jumpscare. Just a feeling of pure condensed dread.

Gameplay. Heroes 4 is the most Hero-centric game of the entire series. Heroes in this game have a physical presence in the battlefield, and can be killed. It's just gonna cost you your entire army to do so.

The story is told to you through wiki articles, the accuracy of which is... questionable. Because I've edited several articles, and they still haven't caught me.

Rest assured, most of the things seen here can no longer be afflicted on another human being.

So instead of getting wrecked in the open, a good strategy is to park yourself in the woods and wait for the enemy to come to you.

Sometimes the obvious answer is a red herring and you have to dig deeper for the truth. Symptoms may be present and unrelated, dormant or absent depending on the progression of disease.

Alternatively, you can let all the tax collectors get murdered in the streets, and instead ask the Thieves Guild to diplomatically convince the peasantry to fork over their tax money.