Ruschman

Hello HALO fanz, this is Ruschman reporting to you from the frontlinez!! I shall say that I love the Silver and Gold layout of the interior of Zeta Halo (aka Installation 07) and even the sentinels, long hexagonal prisms that comprise the ring, and most of all our chance to fight the Banished as the Master Chief. However, there are some things about the Banished that I feel I should point out, namely capabilities between the brutes and elites. Despite the Banished representing the Brutes as the Alpha race, the elites do far better at combat than the brutes. I have but to show this following video. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yNlfza5wCY I feel that to make the Brutes worthy of a faction meant for them, they should be stronger and more resilient than the elites. To digress, I play WarCraft III, where there are animation names such as Attack and Stand Hit. I notice that the Brutes queue the Stand Hit more, as opposed to shrugging off enemy fire and actually queue the Attack

Hey Guys, this is Ruschman again, Two posts ago, I talked about Queen Myrrah's Hivemind. Today, I want to talk about something else. I want to talk about Ukkon and the only possible reason he may have had to give Imulsion/Gatorade/Mountain Dew to Locust. To be fair, Imulsion is a liquid colony of parasitic fungal cells that glow-in-the-dark. Imulsion is also the reason the Locust Horde suffered immensely at Lambency, which involves Imulsion infecting Locust and transforming the grubs into their own zombie horde. I believe that Ukkon only got away with the creation of Disciples and Zealots with controlled intake of Imulsion, because at the time, the Imulsion was only starting to evolve. My best guess is that it would take Imulsion of such high doses to truly create a zombie apocalypse, whereas Ukkon used much lower doses to otherwise empower his Disciples and Zealots. It's exactly like having a tablespoon of freshwater and another tablespoon full of saltwater. The person who ingest

Hey guys, Ruschman again, In my last post, I talked about Queen Myrrah's hivemind. However, I won't talk about Gears of War. Instead, I will talk about World of WarCraft: Shadowlands Patch 9.1. I couldn't shake the feeling that Tyrande will make an appearance in Chains of Domination because that's where Sylvanas resides. I also hope that Prince Kael'thas will make an appearance solely to remind Tyrande about what vengeance had cost him: he not only lost many blood elf warriors in Northrend to Arthas, but he also lost even more plus his own life throughout the Burning Crusade expansion. His point is that she was the one who warned him not to let vengeance overcome him, and he completely failed that, which was why he ended up in Revendreth--and now the very same vengeance has overcome her because of Sylvanas. I could very easily imagine Tyrande preparing to behead Sylvanas on the spot, and Kael intervenes and tells her how double-edged vengeance truly is. Will Tyrande listen to Kael, or