So wow, posting ANOTHER tumblr post in 24 hours!
And it’s also Garrus related. Apparently there’s some speed dating ad he was in for AT&T. So I went and added in the Turian flange.
So, some of you were wondering how this would sound with a Turian flange effect.
Here you go.
First Person Shooters
The “realistic” one has no concept of foreshortening.
The “Doom” view isn’t inaccurate either if you assume that the camera’s mounted on his right shoulder rather than being the eyes.
Well, I know what I’M doing in my next ManShep run.
Wow. I was gonna make Peter Cushing in my next playthrough and totally be an Imperial racist, but wow.
I don’t think to share my comics on Tumblr that often, but what the hey. This one’s topical for those of you with TCC credit card troubles.
Okay so there’s been this petition going around about people wanting to get Toku shows on Crunchyroll.
Which number one is super naive and number two is just a bad idea considering how asshattish Crunchyroll can be.
But the point is that Bandai, and Toei as a whole, really do not give a shit…
Y’know, I’d sell Joseph into slavery, too.
I’m gonna be honest - whenever I listen to the soundtrack to the Andrew Lloyd Weber version of this tale, I have the same sentiment.
They really do a good job of selling the fact that he’s a spoiled prick and I really don’t have much against the brothers for their actions.
From then on, when his dad asked Isaac if he wanted to go do anything, he said no.
Seriously, that’s just damn creepy, more than anything.
Seemed like a good idea!
Unfinished video, because I’m not sure what else to add. I think it snowballed.
I’d go at it with the mentality of “Make a US Kamen Rider Fourze opening using that song.” So throw in the red-eyed guy and some Zodiarts, as well as fights.
And I feel like there’s this confusion about the fact that these comics are not for kids any more, as so many newspaper articles have beaten into our heads the past 20 years. That means all these characters should be killing each other and having sex with one another.
I think that’s all fine in the context of a well-told story, but there seems to be so much reliance on titillation and a lazy reliance on decades of continuity to be telling a story that’s making in-jokes for people who just knew this all ahead.
It just seems woefully alienating to anyone who wasn’t of a particular demographic and frankly, genre of comic book readers. And that’s fine! I’m willing to accept that those comics might not be for me, and that there might be a readership for that out there, possibly a lucrative one.
But my understanding of this relaunch of the line is that it was supposed to be giving new readers a chance to come in and experience these characters. And on those terms, I find many of the decisions in those comics to be really befuddling.
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