I'll call her....Nana Katya, keeper of the Metronomicon.
Found her randomly when i was in the developer level on last light, wasn't there last time i was in here...she tries to no scope me with her broom from time to time.... but she seems alright though..
I'm watching the cutscenes for The DC supervillains Lego game for like the 4th time now, and I wondered why is lex stealing big blue's flow word for word, bar for bar?! Strange for a dude that hates him also it would be pretty funny to see in another Superman movie.
EDIT: I love this version of the villains! It's fun to see them interact
If you have one, could you send this to your gf/bf? Maybe a crush if you have one, You might get lucky tonight. Trust the process.
To the new guys who were on the fence before about trying the game in the first place, what made you play it? And why did you not wanna play it before? I'm especially curious about the guys who came from the souls side, cause a lot of reasons I kinda got around was "it's different than what they're used to" but is it just that? Is it maybe that some genres work well and are more popular in certain regions?
It's also double interesting considering that AC6 if you think about it, is From's newest game in terms of well..everything. Maybe the target lock and Boss fights but a lot of From's souls games is built on AC DNA and after Elden ring, I'd have thought more people would be into it.
Yuri lowenthal and Steve Blum will return to Metro 2039 as:
Metro solider 1 - 40
Metro Fisherman 2, 6, 7 ,9 10, 15, 30 118-144, 160, 165, 170
Metro beggar trying to sell you radioactive psychedelic mushrooms
Metro station bar tender, bar drunk and Fight instigator
Reich solider: 1, 4, 7, 8, 19, 21, 32, 42, 45, 47, 50,
Reich solider betrayer: 2 and 4
Metro citizen arguing with his wife
Metro solider buddies 1 and 2 at the strip club
Metro weapons vendor that scams you when to trade in weapon and he refuses to sell to you
I'll return when I have more info
In terms of the thugs conversations you hear around the world across the games, What's the most coolest/scariest/interesting/unsettling line you remember?
For me in terms of unsettling, it's in City, when two thugs are talking about calendar man and how he creeps them out, one of em says "yeah but he's behind bars" then the other guy says "is he? Look around you...why is he the only one locked up? Who is he?..
Something about that really unsettled me...is he really that bad that no one, not even joker wants to release him?
There's a trope in some shows that have a kind of devil in the background type of character who knows things beyond what a character like them seems like they'd know about. For example gaunter o'dimm from the Witcher. In the context of the upcoming movie do you think Shabriri could play such a role? Especially Pre-shattering? He seems like he could fit into it..
Seeing Smolgott and Smolgh getting thrown into the dungeon is gonna be a rough scene emotionally 😭. The pov of a child gaslighting himself into believing that he's the problem inorder to survive and a child understanding that the problem is in the beliefs instilled into them by their mother is gonna be interesting....prepare to cry 😭 😭.
Does anyone have any clue where this place could be or any lore tab that eludes to this location. A bunch of UESC heads pinned to the walls and the runners peaking in the corner. There is an audio log that iirc that shows the citizens of tau ceti going crazy and becoming a cult. Is there a chance this is a kind of monument they made in the ship?
Seeing Smolgott and Smolgh getting thrown into the dungeon is gonna be a rough scene emotionally 😭. The pov of a child gaslighting himself into believing that he's the problem inorder to survive and a child understanding that the problem is in the beliefs instilled into them by their mother is gonna be interesting....prepare to cry 😭 😭.
Seeing Smolgott and Smolgh getting thrown into the dungeon is gonna be a rough scene emotionally 😭. The pov of a child gaslighting himself into believing that he's the problem inorder to survive and a child understanding that the problem is in the beliefs instilled into them by their mother is gonna be interesting....prepare to cry 😭 😭.
I hope the dialogue of side characters will be better and the characters don't talk about interesting dialogue over each other. So I can have a moment to listen to to them properly. Also that there's a visual difference between stuff like filters and equipment in the environment. I'm replaying last light now.
The way FROM places characters who aren't really main characters as poster boys has always been interesting and pretty cool to me but strange since because they're on the front cover, you'd expect them to have a large role in the story but don't. But to me, it kinda makes the world feel larger in a way if that makes sense like there a lot more to it which is always the case. And I guess it comes from the fact that these characters are placed more like legends/myths of the world rather than actual Main characters.
And I guess in the sense of making the world larger, these are the characters whose stories you'd hear about in something like campfires or rumors from people within the world.
I guess this is what represents durandal, but what does it mean exactly? The imagery is sick as fuck and it's gives final boss energy but what do you think it represents? Any clues?
hello 👋🏽 could any of you fine ravens have a Google doc or something of the ACVI Re: Resonance concert soundtrack that they could share with me? I miss listening to it before it got sniped of yt.