Archaeological_Hawk

I created another toon. What do you folks think of his uniform? Too similar to Captain America? I don’t want to infringe on a copyright.

I have a level twenty-three scrapper with regeneration and he stays alive well enough. Next level, my enhancements will be moved to other slots. Gonna try to improve his damage output!

I have some enhancements that I cannot sell to the hospital nurse. Where can I offload these?

How do I learn my recipes?

Meet my newest toon. His name is Human Booger.

I have made it to level seven. This game is awesome, and I am having a blast!

I would mess with men’s toupees. Levitate it off their head, and really give that thing a twirl.

Thanks. I am installing it now.

Does COH run on Steam Deck? I own one of those and it would save me a trip to the store.

I still need to purchase a computer to play the game. Recently, my life has become super busy — but I hope to remedy that soon!

Veterans of COH — is there any advice you would give a new player? Something you learned the hard way, after years of experience with the game? What would that advice be? Anything helpful, no matter how trivial, post it here!

I am imagining the Spider-Man pointing at another Spider-Man meme.

I yell at the TV while watching hockey and crash into trees on my snowboard. My parents are real proud.

I would be Gentleman Ghost/Jim Craddock.

I like how the rating said likely mature. XD

Syphon Filter 2 – The level is called I-70 Mountain Bridge. 🙂

Good information to know. Thanks! I played the original Syphon Filter back in 1999 or thereabouts, that was my introduction to the series. I played the other two games, SF2 and SF3, several years later. I have limited experience with The Omega Strain but enjoyed it. After discovering Dark Mirror and Logan’s Shadow, I purchased a PSP — I beat both of those games and sunk hours upon hours into multiplayer. Nostalgia is my drug of choice, and the Syphon Filter series was an integral part of my childhood. What I like most about these games would be the espionage and fond memories from a simpler era.

Woah, that’s cool as heck. I’m going to look into those missions. Thank you!

Thanks for the welcome, folks!

I remember seeing the game at Best Buy and buying a copy. After rushing home to install the game, I discovered that my PC wasn’t powerful enough to run it. That devastated me. Back then, I was a teenager, and I couldn’t afford a good computer. So, for several years, COH collected dust until it was lost during a move. Then the game was shuttered and I thought my chance at playing COH was gone for good. Now that Homecoming exists, I can finally experience what I missed. What I love most about COH is the nostalgia. Memories from yesteryear are my fuel, and I miss my physical copy so much. The discs are useless today — but man, I would love to still own a piece of video game history.

Hello, everyone. I am new to COH, and this community. I felt an introduction would be a good start. My name is Archaeological_Hawk. I enjoy archaeology and old Hawkman comic books — both Silver Age and Golden Age. Other interests of mine include hockey, snowboarding, amateur radio, Cold War espionage, Syphon Filter, and history in general. Anyhow, I look forward to making new friends here on the forums!