/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4590979
>openxcom feels alien to them

Now that just takes xenophobia to a whole new level.

Whatever, purists gonna purist. Personally I've long since gotten bored of vanilla, so I love OpenXcom for letting me spice up the game in so many ways.

I still need to find a drawfag to make this pic more Piratez-related.

I need to somehow convince a drawfag to make a Piratez version of this image.

>>4218610

0. openxcom
1. break line-of-sight and get behind a wall if you can, or drop a primed smoke grenade
2. aimed shots should be used, no auto shots unless you're at or above 100 firing accuracy
3. if you find your first mission with cyberdiscs just abort the mission with all soldiers inside

protip about reactions:
1. Autoshot isn't used, SNAPSHOT is.
2. Current TU divided by Maximum TU, and that number is then multiplied by (reactions / 100). That's your actual chance to reaction fire.

67/80 TU = 0.83
70 reactions / 100 = 0.7
0.83*0.7 = 0.58% to reaction fire... assuming reaction fire costs equal to or less than 67 TU.

NES game where you played one of two male characters and defused bombs. The level was sidescrolling and it had different platforms that created stories in the same level. It looked like it took place in a sewer.

>>1136524
>mfw the java port that works on 64 bit is shit

Make an X-com themed pinball machine. High explosives, rookies, sectoids, cryssalids, the list goes on and on and you can even have a giant cyberdisc in the middle.

Make the machine unstable as fuck so it's difficult as hell to shoot the pinball properly

http://youtu.be/pX0Cm3N_n6k
If this doesn't make you want to defend the entire planet from aliens, there's something wrong with you.

The flower girl on the first time, and the church girl on the second time (that was like 10 years ago). I guess I like gentle, quiet, submissive girls.

Pic unrelated.