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Well, it is a vampire illithid, from AD&D, that's for sure. BUT he's searching the wastes! So it may qualify, me thinks. Anyways, yours reminds me of an Aphex Twin video, so 10/10

WOW! Sorrow has joined the mask-fetish! And with a style... 10/10

Bad is goooood, m'kay? 9.25/10

Is that really a "10 mm" the guy is holding? :) Anyways, almost looks bloom-ed, so only 3/10.

I don't think I will ever play this game, but it looks really nice. Especially the logo, with the not-so-imminent Anarchy sign :clap:

The "Caution: Laser Radiation" is a generic sign used in many research labs, e.g.: http://www.purdue.edu/rem/home/files/contlabl.htm#c3 or http://radsafe.berkeley.edu/lsrsgnlbl.html So please do not complain about it :)

Thanks Maphusio for the tip. I hope this is better. As for the soldier, it is quite good for a Lieutenant :o : 8/10

Geckos are cool! Mostly if they are dead :) 9.5/10 Wait! IT MOVES! :D

Of course, it isn't TB, but still it sounds somewhat encouraging that you can use it quite often. And the whole article is quite well written compared to the others. Thanks for the link, Briosafreak. EDIT: Ooops! Just seen this put out to the front page. Shall I delete my post?

Thanks, just as I thought so, but I wasn't sure. On a second note, it is possible that since fusion reaction is being tried to be exploited much later than fission, scientists don't want to scare people (not excluding politicians) off by using the word 'nuclear'. The same thing happened with...

Hi guys, I still don't get why to call something with fusion power nuclear. I thought it's an alternative word for fission reaction. Clearly, both fusion and fission reaction is nuclear in nature, but for some (probably historical?) reasons I never heard fusion referred to as 'nuclear'...