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Cliffhangeriffic!

March 21st, 2009 | by Virus

Because now I’m off to Canada to see my girl, and comic updates will be uncertain. Got some guest comics though, so look out for them. I gotta go! I’m posting this from a London hotel, and I’m flying out in the morning! WHEEEEEEEEEE!

Virus

#280 – Nasty Noctabmbulism

March 21st, 2009 | by Lothar

So I picked up Tom Clancy’s Hawx because I love me some aerial combat games, and it’s reminded me why I don’t usually buy Tom Clancy games, they’re boring as fuck. That is not to imply fucking is boring mind you, as I don’t personally know anyone who would agree to such a ludicrous claim. I can also say I prefer fucking to playing any Tom Clancy game. Rainbow Six: Vegas was pretty good though, not orgasm good but….where was I?

Oh yes sorry. The game is quite boring. Ok it does have some moments, mostly it’s the “Assistance Off” thing. In the game you have your standard flying around in 3rd/1st person mode. With this you have something called “ERS” on your HUD which let’s you bring up bombing routes for ground targets, intercept courses for planes, etc. This mode works, but you can’t do crazy stunts because you’re limited in your speed and control. However, if you turn this off you zoom out to this far away 3rd person view, and then you can do crazy shit like 180 flips at Mach 2, which is quite handy for dogfights.

But that’s the only thing that makes the game unique. I was playing this and it seemed like every mission I had played in an Ace Combat game, but FUN. There’s one where you protect a futuristic space shuttle which reminded me of a very similar one in Ace Combat 5, but that did it a shitload better. OK I know there’s only a limited amount of missions you can do that involve flying a fighter jet, but they don’t all have to be fucking escort missions. There’s only a handful of missions in this game (and I’m talking four at the maximum) where I’m not protecting or escorting something. Fuck even the last real mission (the actual last mission is a shite epilogue where you fly down a canyon with a whole 5 enemies and blow up a building. It takes all of 3 minutes), is an escort one. A very annoying escort one. At least the Ace Combat ones are always fucking exciting. In #6 you’re part of a massive no holds barred air battle above a super-weapon that can fire a nuke around the world every 3 minutes. This? You escort an AWACS jet across Las Vegas, then blow up a van. OK you’re swearing at the screen because the checkpoints are a load of bullshit and your wingmen, who have been pretty decent in the rest of the game, suddenly become useless, but that’s not exciting, that’s frustrating. Plus all the planes feel the same. A Eurofighter Typhoon handles differently to an A-10 Warthog, ask Tom Clancy, he writes enough tech specs in the bloody books to build your own weapons, but there’s no discernable difference in this game? The planes all feel like they’re going too damn slow and handle the same so there’s no real point to choose a plane different than the mission default.

In fact the only thing this has made me want to do is play Ace Combat 6 again, which I actually traded it in for before work on Friday (along with Fallout 3). So in closing, Assistance Off is fun, everything else is meh.

Lothar

Late :O

March 14th, 2009 | by Virus

Blah, last week’s crazy faces were fun, while this one is a bit of a bridging comic, and not so interesting. Also social obligations this weekend. Going to see Watchmen included therein. Comic should be up late Monday anyway.

Forum seems to be down right now. Server trouble, will probably be back before too long.

Edit: Or Tuesday. D: Next one is low on drawings though, so I should be able to get it done easily before I leave for Canada. Flying on Monday! WHOO!

Virus

#279 – War Gets Things Done

March 14th, 2009 | by Lothar

You know the video game, “Tom Clancy’s H.A.W.X?” Is it weird that when I first read the box for that I read “Tony Hawk’s Cock?”

Probably is, isn’t it? Or perhaps a sign of something I don’t wanna admit. Oh well!

Lothar

#278 – You’re Only Crazy If Your God Talks Back

March 7th, 2009 | by Virus

Early! :O

So, anybody want to do a guest comic for me? I’m going to Canada in a couple of weeks to visit my girlfriend. I’m staying for three weeks, and it’s doubtful as to how much comic I’ll be able or willing to do while there. I’ll be taking my laptop, and she’s going to be working most week days, so I might get something done, but I shouldn’t promise anything, and guest comics would be nice to fall back on.

Send ‘em to

Virus

#277 – This May Altar The Situation

February 28th, 2009 | by Virus

Overdue fanart, ho! A nicely executed, if slightly bizarre comic by Gabriel Lopez, and another slice of fried gold by Tisuigi.

Virus

#276 – Well, More Of A High Three Really

February 21st, 2009 | by Virus

Doo dee doo dee doo. Oh, I do have an important thing to note. The www.exterminatusnow.co.uk domain is currently down. It’s been paid for, they’re just being bitchy about it. Will get it sorted soon. exterminatusnow.comicgenesis.com still works fine.

Virus

#275 – New National Holiday

February 14th, 2009 | by Virus

Comic tiem again. I can barely get the bloody thing done, don’t expect me to have anything useful to say here.

Virus

#274 – “Get Out Of Jail Free” Card

February 7th, 2009 | by Virus

Comic tiem.

Virus

#273 – The Mind Doth Wander

January 31st, 2009 | by Virus

Mega late, sorry.

Virus
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