Y’know what? I’m gonna talk about Space Hulk. There were a lot of references to Space Hulk yesterday in my life, culminating in me playing a session of [url=https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/massifpress/lancer/description]LANCER[/url] where the mission was very similar to a game of Space Hulk as we fought a constant horde of bugs within a tunnel network. I wonder what about Space Hulk appeals to people the most. Is it the atmosphere of cramped and decrepit hallways, heavy armor, pinging sensors, and machine guns waiting to fail? Maybe it’s the assymetric rocket tag, where one side has the advantage of range and special weapons, while the other has numbers and mobility. Considering my experience with [url=https://imgur.com/gallery/x1Qw27z]alternatives[/url] of the game’s core concept, it’s probably the inevitability. While genestealers are fragile, they can hit [i]hard[/i], and they keep spawning. Your side on the other hand only has so much health to spare, and if their ammo isn’t limited then their best crowd control methods are limited. With the need to push forward and complete objectives, a stage is set for last stands, risky maneuvers, and sacrifices.