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Perhaps nobody is playing at the moment? Check the launcher's server list during US or European evenings, that's when the regular players come online in most cases. Also, why did you post this under "community creations"?

There is also this slightly edited version as well. The new Titan looks really badass when you see it in game.

I'll see what I can do with the next batch.

Trying out different angles and styles. It's still all very basic an quick work, but I like making these.

I've got some more in the works, but for now here's another simple one:

Actually, I was aiming for a style which showed some kind of rare occurrence where the two mixed or the green ones converted into the blue ones.

Yup. Everyone working with TSR is free to use them as promotional images of course. I'll see if I can make some more.

Get 'em while they're hot!

Yeah, but a font size correction for the non-capitalized letters takes only a few seconds to get right.

I should really get back to making some more touched up promo images for TSR. Also, why is the "T" in "GAME NIGHT" not capitalized?

Not sure yet. We've kind of moved to exploring another option after the game night itself. Played Joint Ops a lot recently so I'm personally a bit full of it (for now at least).

Can't miss this!

That would no doubt take a lot of work to accomplish from a map design and script perspective for very little real payoff, I think.

We're organizing a small LAN game event via Tunngle and TeamSpeak for this Saturday over at Ghost Reactive. We usually open up participation for the GR community and our friends, but (for a change) anyone from this community who would like to play some Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising (and its expansion pack Escalation) with us is welcome to jump in. The game is an older Novalogic title from 2004 and sports the well known Delta Force game style, only with a lot more vehicles in a battlefield type setting. It's really fun, especially the cooperative missions we've been playing recently. If anyone needs help with acquiring the game feel free to send me a message and we'll see what we can do. For more information on the event and some easy how-to guides for the game's setup, check out the announcement thread located here. We would also appreciate anyone who'd like to participate to leave a reply right there on the GR forum announcement so we have everyone in one place. We're meeting up on W3D Hub's teamspeak around the event time (mic not required). Also, if at all possible, to anyone who won't be playing with us, please don't disturb the relevant GR TS channels. Game introduction video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFrrF7H_Svg Expansion introduction video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrErUcXSc_c

The ending of ME3 is what it is. The Citadel DLC made up for it a lot though. But yeah, the ME2 ending was fantastic!

A legacy release being kept aside sounds as a good idea regardless of the outcome. A bit of nostalgia, really.

He wanted to get a full life out of it. So he made two halves.

The way most players start out on Discovery, it's with a semi-hostile Gallia sector... so what I did was get my rep up with Junker bribes. There was this ONE LONE station after the Gallia minefield defense like where I sought refuge, bribed the Junkers, and since Gallian factions like them for some reason (hint: the Junkers could very well be filled Gallia's spies in Sirius) I got a few systems to stop firing at me. Good times! We should play sometime if possible.

Ever try the Discovery server? A few years ago, I started out as an Outcast, and worked my way around the "bad parts" of the map, then switched sides, joined the Order and farmed Outcasts in the Tau systems as easy targets - that got my reputation up with almost 2/3 of the whole universe. Oh and man, that music in the Gallia systems! I hope you like the race mission in Bretonia during the campaign.

So do I, actually.

This is a really hard question for me and I've listed some of my top choices. I have a lot more, but have really tried to narrow it down to just the really favorite ones. They're packed in groups which go together in either genre, game type or something else along those lines (I didn't really pay much attention to the categorization, actually). I've just jotted these down from the top of my head, so there are definitely more options I could put down. So, in retrospect, I like a lot of things. A lot of variety in there by the looks of it. If anyone wants to know more, or what specific atmospheres I enjoy the most, hit me up in private because I tend to talk a lot about the emotional bond I have with various game settings. In short, I mostly prefer and enjoy a lot of story-driven experiences with good character development in a lot of forms.

Neat little blimp detail. Although, the characters kind of look like zombies!

If we're talking about Red Alert games and merch, other than the digital versions, I only have this:

Or just replace them with a scifi colonial-ish steam-powered commando unit duo.

Creative Fatality, Creative Assembly... are you going somewhere with this?