I enjoy it a lot. It does use poker hands to score, but there are so many layers on top of that. From which of the decks you start with (i like the deck that only has 2 suits, makes making flushes real easy), to swaping/adding/removing cards that don't fit what jokers you have, to manipulating how many of certain cards you have (I've had decks with 10+ 2's before).
The only information you really need is knowledge of how to make poker hands and some basic math skills. Great for low stress gaming imo.
Saw this in one of the Linux forums. I hope its useful.
I've played enough D&D to know a Dragon hiding themselves with Illusion magic when I see one. Just leave your gold as tribute and don't look'em in the eye.
No spoilers, but as a low INT character I recommend doing any surgical operations that you have the chance to do. It's a fun time.
I like the "Liberty leap" line i hear occasionally when using the jump pack for absurdity of it.
I preferred Father's Against Rude Television. They are the original FARTers. This new fangled group are nothing but posers.
Just like in the Magic the Gathering health is a resource, in Helldivers lives are a resource and I like to spend that resource.
They are attacking the species they know are responsible for the destruction of their habitat.
If you're American, please don't forget to file you taxes.
In my experience I have found that verifying the integrity of my game files tends to fix issues with joining on friends and crashing ect. Takes 5-10 minutes or so but normally fixes the problem.
My squad does that we can as well, they'll be there if you make it back. If not shrug wasn't ment to be.
My squad also likes to land near the extract when the mission allows for it, so that we can seed the drop zones with EAT's, a resupply and for bot missions, clear out any enemies on the landing site.
"There's always time for lubricant"
-Man with aliens in his butt
You could use it as a belt maybe?
Like the canesword, it's a belt first and when hooligans are up to hooligan things you can give them what for. . .
. . .as your pants fall down.