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>>723760768
Yes, base intended difficulty has no campaign doomsday clock and that's fairly unique as far as xcom style campaigns go.
>Get stage coach to level 2 asap
>You now have 4 free dudes every week
>Main dudes taking breaks? Feeling even a tiny amount of financial stress? Just want some practice?
>Take those 4 poor cunts straight from the stage coach to an easy level without supplies
And the hilariously darwinian meat grinder begins.
Remember, retreating keeps everything you found that run, it just causes stress, stress on guys already mid air to the garbage bin.
Ancestor lines for firing people go real hard sometimes too.
>Slumped shoulders, wild eyes, and a stumbling gait - this one is no more good to us.
Yes, base intended difficulty has no campaign doomsday clock and that's fairly unique as far as xcom style campaigns go.
>Get stage coach to level 2 asap
>You now have 4 free dudes every week
>Main dudes taking breaks? Feeling even a tiny amount of financial stress? Just want some practice?
>Take those 4 poor cunts straight from the stage coach to an easy level without supplies
And the hilariously darwinian meat grinder begins.
Remember, retreating keeps everything you found that run, it just causes stress, stress on guys already mid air to the garbage bin.
Ancestor lines for firing people go real hard sometimes too.
>Slumped shoulders, wild eyes, and a stumbling gait - this one is no more good to us.
>>718079604
If you're only talking about the basic Task Manager, then you are correct.
Otherwise, you're not correct at all.
Learn Sysinternals. I haven't relied on Windows Defender ever since I started using that. This shit lists literally anything that isn't hidden by the lowest possible ring.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/
Even if you're talking about a rootkit that manages to hijack processer before the OS can even see them, the toolkit above also has a rootkit detector that supposedly seeks for disk usage discrepancies between the hardware and the OS. Granted I never tried that tool, but the logic is sound.
If you're only talking about the basic Task Manager, then you are correct.
Otherwise, you're not correct at all.
Learn Sysinternals. I haven't relied on Windows Defender ever since I started using that. This shit lists literally anything that isn't hidden by the lowest possible ring.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/
Even if you're talking about a rootkit that manages to hijack processer before the OS can even see them, the toolkit above also has a rootkit detector that supposedly seeks for disk usage discrepancies between the hardware and the OS. Granted I never tried that tool, but the logic is sound.
>>717079570
One could think that it's
>VERY puffy
>a codpiece
>a layer of protection for reproductive organs
I personally like to think that it's the regular female pelvic anatomy and they would have even thicker thighs but the armor restricts them so much that the feminine mound looks disproportional.
One could think that it's
>VERY puffy
>a codpiece
>a layer of protection for reproductive organs
I personally like to think that it's the regular female pelvic anatomy and they would have even thicker thighs but the armor restricts them so much that the feminine mound looks disproportional.
