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Thanks for the posting, Tony! As long as the team is working, I cannot be upset.

They mean a developer's console, like what appears famously in the Elder Scrolls/HD Fallout series.

@Syllabear3 You seem to be missing the point of Exanima/Sui Generis. It's not supposed to be a super hard and challenging slog of a game 100% of the time. As the team makes improvements, the game will naturally be easier to control. You remind me of the crowd of hardcore and experienced Souls...

I dropped 30 bucks on Exanima and got Sui Generis with that. I've already experienced my money's worth in Exanima's earlier states, the rest is just icing on the cake.

Has me seriously spooked.

That's the plan. Except for reusing the levels. Sui Generis was the original goal, and Exanima is an extra thing entirely.

No one is calling Lars a fake, you silly billy. People are questioning his claims that what he does is historically accurate. Trickshooting is a valid thing that people have been doing for a long time. Like that guy who can shoot a hole through a dime. It's a trickshot. I like how you resort to...

Making your character unique is a waste of time in a singleplayer game. You seem to have an overall lack of understanding in what this game is trying to achieve.

I'm not questioning his ability to kill anyone. But you can't tell me that what he's doing is effective on a battlefield. That's just silly. You seem to think trickshooting is a derogatory term, which is cute. You have him as your avatar and in your signature. You had a tagline that read...

Stop. You've embarrassed yourself in the past and you are embarrassing yourself now. What Lars Anderson does is trickshooting. The techniques he uses are not compatible with warfare. It's like saying a trickshooter who uses a shotgun or a pistol would be useful on a modern battlefield. If that...

Isn't Lars Anderson a meme shooter? I think I first heard of him getting criticized on 4chan, or by some comments on a Skallagrim video. Sad people actually think the things he's doing is historically accurate. You wouldn't call a skill shooter with a shotgun a high level soldier ready to be put...

An invisible intimidation bar should exist. A metric that measures your character's ability to get his way by using his reputation, skills, or appearance. I haven't seen a game that has this sort of feature, where intimidation (or any reputation-type stat) is measured using a bar.

Good to see it works for Linux. Perhaps official Linux support will be added in the future.

The source is scattered about the site. You're going to have to personally contact the devs or just trust me.

Insider struts in. No, there is no way to buy into the beta or alpha program. If you bought Exanima after the offer ended, you're stuck with the mainline releases. The only way you could get future tiers and NOT be an insider is if you supported Exanima during the beta/alpha offers, and...

thrust but, hole.

I say no to full fledged procedural generation. Just look at No Man's Sky. It has the width of an ocean but the depth of a puddle. I don't want that to happen to Exanima. The closest you're going to get to procedural generation is in the Arena.

As amazing as this VR tech looks, Exanima, and by proxy Sui Generis, is built around the idea that both the player and the AI are affected by the same rules. Simply put, both the player and the AI act the same when swinging a weapon or getting hit. If Exanima were to be adapted into VR, it would...

Bannerlord is definitely up there. I love the sandbox elements of Warband, and I just want to see a polished, updated, and expanded version of that. Nothing better than becoming friends of a powerful faction to fulfill your own ulterior motives. Long live the Rhodoks! May your crossbows pierce...

This is a severe case of buttmad. I suggest medicated ointment, preferably those for itching, but you might benefit from a burn ointment.