Drone Missiles Are So Much FUN! – Terminal Directive Build – Nova Drift



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23 thoughts on “Drone Missiles Are So Much FUN! – Terminal Directive Build – Nova Drift”

  1. I would recommend grabbing Burnout Reactors and blast radius up to Rupture. The radius and damage from Terminal Velocity and Self Destruct scale with your blast effects. Even Deflagration works, cause the fire from Burnout Reactors. Staying at max range also helps with your drone damage cause the farther they travel, the faster the fly, the more damage on contact. The blast radius also handle swarms well.
    On the flip side, I never thought of nanotech guardians for the stacking buff on occasion.

    Edit: Update on this, yeah, Nanotech made this much stronger. And yeah, Deflagration solves the swarm problem you had.

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  2. Also with the whole diehard doctor metaphor i think of it like how everyone with a phd is a doctor but if you get asked if theres a doctor on board a plane you woudnt put your hand up as an archeologist. So diehard is a christmas movie, but its not a Christmas movie.

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  3. James, it's a movie set on christmas, full of christmas things, with christmas music. The villains plan involves ruining other people's Christmas, and the main character stops it. McClane restoring his relationship with his estranged wife is a major part of the story.
    Sure, it's not a movie that's fundamentally about christmas, but in reality, basically nobody has that as a requirement for a christmas movie… Consider: even A Christmas Carol isn't /about/ christmas, it's about a guy learning that valuing money above the health and welfare of people results in you being hated and dying alone, unloved and forgotten. you can drop every christmas detail about that story and change nothing. Same with It's a Wonderful Life and many other classic entirely undisputed christmas films.

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  4. Okay, James. Hear me out.

    On Christmas Eve, John McClane travels from New York to LA to reunite with his estranged spouse Holly (named after a berry associated with Christmas) and rejoin his family, which he's been separated from for six months due to a prior disagreement. He gets a ride in a limo and meets Argyle, a young man trying to move up in the world and fairly new to his current job. Argyle quickly figures John out, but offers his hospitality as a gesture of holiday goodwill.

    John arrives at Nakatomi plaza and Argyle parks below the building to wait. As a blue-collar professional (a cop), John's uncomfortable with the corporate environment of Holly's company party, and he bristles at Ellis, a clearly wealthy and successful (if drug-addicted) corporate professional who's trying to make moves on Holly. John and Holly have a brief conversation where they admit their feelings for each other, but old arguments and tensions resurface and it ends in an argument. John breaks away from the party, trying to regain his composure and calm his nerves.

    Suddenly, a very tense situation develops in the tower, and John is spurred to action, relying on his professional skills to try and resolve the issue. He makes several attempts to reach help, getting brushed off until Sgt. Al Powell shows up and John manages to get his attention. Sgt. Powell has his own personal struggles, but the two men quickly build mutual trust and rapport. Throughout the movie, Al provides emotional support and encouragement to John while he works toward a resolution to the problem facing the people at the Christmas party. The movie reaches a climax where Holly is in imminent danger and John manages to save her just in time.

    At the end of the movie, John's new friend Al manages to overcome his own emotional issues to help John one more time, and Argyle drives both John and Holly home to enjoy Christmas together with their children.

    Also, a non-exhaustive list of Christmas songs in Die Hard:
    Christmas in Hollis
    Let It Snow!
    Winter Wonderland
    Jingle Bells
    We've Got Each Other

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