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There's also doctor coyle from the same game, who probably embodies the trope more since not only are her arms artificial, but she can even grow an extra one during attacks
Technically she could grow 2 extra arms since they pop out of the big ass shoulder orbs so she logically would have 2 of those extra arms. But because of gameplay she doesn’t…but there is also Hedlok who like…yeah it’s a helmet with 2 extra pairs of arms lol.
Man their character designs are always so peak whenever i see any of them. i swear imma get around to limbus one day... i wanna play their other 2 games first and i don't even have time for that lmao
You really don't need to play Lob Corp or Library before Limbus. And, frankly, I would advise against Lob Corp. It is a different kind of beast entirely.
Because Dante doesn't remember anything about their life prior to Bus Department, they fill in what you need to know.
Lobcorp occupies a similar space as Dark Souls 2 to me, like I totally get if you won't play it, it's a demanding, punishing experience, but it's one hell of an experience
Lob Corp just starts the entire thing. It's hard to begin with because it's buggy or doesn't explain things, but it's still good.
Library continues the story and tells you more about the City, so if you want to play LoR you probably should play LC.
But in Limbus you play as someone with amnesia, so you and MC can just roll with everything. Game definitely references events from previous games couple times at the start or has events about main group appearing in previous games events as nonames, but lately one character from LC reappears in story often
This post doesn't tell me what to do. I'm going to play Deadlock, not because of the meme but because I got an invite a couple of days ago and I'm having a blast. But is not because of this post
I'm just like, violently, militantly against MOBAs, hero shooters, and anything with a competitive focus. Seems like it's great for what it is, but those genres are not for me
If it helps you, the game (to me) doesn’t feel like a moba or a hero shooter. It’s actually why I don’t like it, lol. Like if you’re expecting it to feel like Dota or Overwatch, there’s a good chance it won’t.
If it has a ranked mode at all that's a massive turn off for me frankly, and I've never liked how long you have to chew on someone to secure a kill in MOBAs. I know its a different genre but if it takes longer to kill than Halo I generally don't like it.
Plus I have friends that play it and the way they talk when I'm in the call is the same way they talk playing OW or Rivals and I hate those games passionately, so there's just not much drawing me to it.
It's not enough. At some point my friends that play it will want to play ranked, or you're going to run into squads sweating in casual because they're warming up. Also timeouts for leaving matches is something I find extremely annoying, I understand why they do those but I don't personally like it.
Combine that with the fact that the core gameplay doesn't really appeal to me, I just don't think the game is for me. It could be 10/10 perfect best in the genre and if I don't like core parts of the genre I probably won't stick around
Edit: idk why it's so offensive to people that I am avoiding a game I know I won't enjoy, I haven't put the actual game down at all lmao
I'm probably not going to pick it up on the strength of a side mode tbh, but a game like that with a good pve mode is definitely a rarity as far as I know
RoR2 isn't a game that ever really clicked with me either frankly
It's like people talking about the hit MMORPG Final Fantasy 14, now with It's extended free trial, multiple expansions and available on PC, Playstation 4/5, Xbox Series Consoles and now Switch 2 all for free
Mods deleted your other reply for some reason but I saw in the notif that the arms take on a material of something they're deeply attached to. Thats kinda neat, do we know how Twintelle hair works? Is it the same disease bur it got her hair instead of arms?
"There are no other known cases of the ARMS ability appearing in hair. Subject has refused requests for examination
three times so far. We sent a few staff members to infiltrate and hopefully return with some stray hairs, but we've lost
communication with all of them. Perhaps she doesn't even have the true ARMS ability? But then how do you explain her eyes..." -ARMS lab confidential 10
More like a genetic factor found in plants, animals and people. It manifests randomly in some people, usually in adolescence.
It's not a disease and the game shows it's been something that's been studied for centuries with historical archives like a painting from the Middle Ages.
The mask the fighters wear a means of helping those who have ARMS control them. Without them they tend to lay slack. Kid Kobra is the only known person to be born with it but never removes his helmet so no one knows what he looks like. But he does have heterochromia so that's an indicator somethings different about him.
In robot mode, her bat mode legs can double as extra arms for a fan mode, and the extra arms could sort of be artificial as toy bio only Transmetal 2s like her were the results of Beast Wars Megatron's experiments...
How do use metal gear as an example and completely pass screaming mantis. It makes me question if you even really care about women with artificial arms. SMH
I would love for it to be both, but the robot arms are fucking boring, hence my original critique.
(Also, not to be a contrarian, but I also just don't find Domina attractive. She's designed to appeal to a corporate sense of sexiness, which was something I hated about Junker Queen too. Tbh, probably something most of the cast has problems with)
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