The Disintegrators can all use Hyperflex which is basically what pulls off those crazy multi-flick shots. It's a lot of fun and can get you out of some real jams. It's also kind of "easy mode" although the starter rifles are very loud.
I am hoping the setup time won't be too bad. I theorize that people could play many times before they match the amount of time they spent building the STF walls one time.
It took me 11 minutes to completely set everything up, all inclusive.
So, I don’t know if that’s a big deal or not, but that included setting it up, organizing the stuff so it looked clean, equipping weapons, drawing and placing enemies, and putting the rest back in the box.
Do you guys think that Phantom Division is a big enough difference to skip Seal Team Flix? I found a good deal for Flix on GeekMarket ($27 plus shipping) and I'm very tempted. I'm just worried I would get burnt out on both games, plus my copy of Catacombs. Also, how good is Flix for solo play? Might be the only way I get the game played for a while.
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Phantom Division is far superior to STF. But you will not be playing Phantom Division until some unspecified time in 2024. For $27, there is a lot of time to enjoy STF.
hotseatgames wrote: Phantom Division is far superior to STF. But you will not be playing Phantom Division until some unspecified time in 2024. For $27, there is a lot of time to enjoy STF.
That is one beautifully crafted piece of diplomacy right there.
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