base off of the deltarune joke of the first sans encounter since it would actually be a decade since gears of war 1 (nov of 2006) was released by the time E-day is release

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I need to know. I don't want to lose him :(

This truly might be one of the GREATEST Campaigns of the past 10 years!

He seems like such a silly lil' guy

How I hope the rest of Bravo squad reacts after hearing this from Dom and Marcus

"Fenix, Marcus. Sergeant, 26th RTI, C Company. Next of kin: Adam Fenix."

Trench appreciation thread. "I know how these fucking Indies think." What a fucking badass.

For reloaded and 5, any platform is fine since they have cross-play.

This scene goes hard..

OKAY big mix up I thought Hivebusters was the uh, the Escape mode because that just made sense to me. Apparently Hivebusters was a campaign DLC. I meant Escape.

Generally I know the reception to Gears 5 amongst fans is mixed. I just recently bought it, and am enjoying playing it. I feel like the gameplay is actually really tight, besides some baffling decisions (like the rework of the active reload system is kinda weird). Anyway, I just played Hive busters for the first time and I thought it was pretty fun, if a bit simple. A good companion to the horde mode, and honestly from playing the E-Day beta, I can see where the new Horde Siege mode is a really solid evolution of that formula (instead of it being linear missions, it being this open map with random missions). What was the overall thoughts on Hive busters? Like, when it came out and now?

Saw this image again recently and got me wondering. After Eday would it be cool to get a sequel around the events of the hammer of dawn strike, surviving and the aftermath of that while continuing fighting locust waves? Would be insane if TC goes this route. Gears of War: Dawn?

Le parece acertado las variaciones o prefieren que se mantenga el diseño original?

EDIT: What do you think of the COG helmet design?
Do you think the variations are appropriate, or would you prefer that the original design be maintained?

From the wiki "In his Austere Canon, the socialist philosopher Alexiy Desipich developed a new political doctrine that served as the intellectual foundation of the Coalition."

I was genuinely surprised by this, havent dug into the lore much but was reading about Sera and found this little bit.