HansiG

Shieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeev

Snyder is the Lucas of modern cinema. Except Snyder was NEVER good.

http://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/954775

I think OT.com was greatest when it was just a small square with an empty list icon and “no” in it.

TV’s Frink said:

HansiG said:

suspiciouscoffee said:
Looking For Rareware

I saw them hanging around Microsoft

You actually took time to remove the link.

Hm… perhaps I should subtitle that so it’s just one big misunderstanding

TV’s Frink said:

HansiG said:

suspiciouscoffee said:
Looking For Rareware

I saw them hanging around Microsoft

You actually took time to remove the link.

Hm… perhaps I should subtitle that so it’s just one big misunderstanding

TV’s Frink said:

HansiG said:

suspiciouscoffee said:
Looking For Rareware

I saw them hanging around Microsoft

You actually took time to remove the link.

Hm… perhaps I should subtitle that so it’s just one big misunderstanding

suspiciouscoffee said:
Looking For Rareware

I saw them hanging around Microsoft

There is only 1 new game shown on E3 which I care about
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apyrCY_rMeA

If you remove the crossguards, the final duel is fucked, because Kylo uses them throughout the fight on offensive

Tyrphanax said:

Hopefully you don’t cut yourself on all that edge.

I don’t got no time for no stupid witnesses.

Fix all errors. There is no reason to change anything else.

moviefreakedmind said:

The original game calls him Ostro and another character is called Birdo. Very strange.

It was a translation error. They switched them around. The same happened to another pair of monsters.

Bingowings said:

We get a heck of a lot of Jehovah’s Witness missionaries calling. In the past they would travel in pairs. Usually an old lady with a younger lady and now with a presumably married couple. They would always come very early in the morning when I had a long stressful evening. And always in the rain. It seemed very cynical. Most of the people living around here work shifts so waking people up to see an old lady getting wet is bound to be confusing and play on the natural desire to shelter people. I’ve been told not to let religious callers into the house so I always feel uncomfortable though I try to be polite. I know they feel the need to do it as part of their religious duty but with rare acceptions I never go for anything advertised like that. Their pamphlets also play on the fears of death and illness that the increasing aged population have in these parts.

When a Jehova witness comes to my door, I just tell him Hail Satan and close the door.

TV’s Frink said:

HansiG said:

You could put it into Episode IV with the tractor beam controls.

TV’s Frink said:

I want to use it in this movie

Yeah but I don’t really think there’s a good place for it in this movie.

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

HansiG said:

Maybe it works in motion or on film

It doesn’t. Trust me.

Wrong user bro

Lord Haseo said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

You know, seeing them side by side, regular Palpy looks a lot more like the emperor from E6 than that white tentacle monster he became in prequels.

You could put it into Episode IV with the tractor beam controls.

Subtitle Rathars so its just one big misunderstanding

Anchorhead said:

For any newer members who may not be familiar with me, I haven’t seen the last two prequel films. With that in mind, this may have been addressed in-universe or on this board somewhere. In the few screen-grabs and pics I’ve seen from the prequels, it looks like his helmet is a significant redesign from the original films. To echo a few others on here, I never noticed the differences from film to film on the OT. However, even for someone like me who isn’t terribly interested in the character, I immediately noticed a difference in the prequel version.

In Star Wars his helmet seemed to have more mass. It had much more visual weight. It was the helmet of a military general and had a used universe look consistent with the film. That seemed a little less so in Empire and Return, but the helmet still had weight.

In the pictures from the prequels, it looks to have less substance and appears more polished. I don’t mean polished as in shiny (it’s that as well), but polished as in being more of a stylized take on Vader as opposed to the actual mask. Maybe it works in motion or on film, but it just looks off to me.

And again, maybe this has been addressed and I’m just missing it. If he does make an appearance in Rogue One, I hope he looks period-correct.

Well, obviously. The helmet in ROTS is like version 0.8.5 and it’s like 10 minutes old.

suspiciouscoffee said:

Holiday Special > Prequels

noooooo

moviefreakedmind said:

It’s a maddening game and I hate it. Smashing it against the wall was the only entertaining thing I’ve ever done involving Zelda II.

Srsly it’s not that hard. I died only like twice in Death Mountain and after that the only level I got very frustrated in was the finale.

Very interesting artstyle for the new Zelda. Cartoony but realistic at the same time. Very interesting.

Jeebus said:

HansiG said:

Automatron, Far Harbor and Nuka World = gut DLC
The rest = We have mods for this. Nice try bethesda.

Pretty much. It seems like now that mods exist for console, they’re just going to let modders continue their game. They don’t have to make any more content, they can step back and let modders do the work.

I meant that Wasteland Workshop and the other upcoming DLC are just something we could make ourselves.