Lurker > Hayame Zero

Dude is probably the biggest breakout personality from Vine. He has a voice acting career now, and he deserves all of his success.

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Serious Cat posted...

Touch of Evil

I barely remember anything in the film past that part.

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The archers are probably the only thing in the Soulsborne games that I would actually call unfair. There's no real skill or strategy whatsoever to get past them besides cheesing them or getting very lucky.

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Weezy_Tha_Don posted...

that mando/bill burr episode was super hype

That might be my favorite episode in the entire series.

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Bump

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R1masher posted...

Eww

Probably a dancer.

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The power of a single subreddit.

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Mine has been open since May or so, but I'm still not going. It's not very large, is usually busy, and the last time I tried going, not one person had a mask. I just turned around and went home. Not worth it right now.

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PokemonYoutube posted...

It's been a while since I went on that ride but I don't remember anything being racist about it?

And it's not really a depiction of any particular culture either, it's just a generic "tribal" design they came up with in the 50s.

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I still remember on HIMYM when Ted and Marshall played Mario Kart on an NES.

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The character, not the game.

Seemed like everywhere on the internet had people accusing Marvel of being racist. Also Glenn Beck making it worse, as he did.

It was pretty ugly.

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NinjaWarrior455 posted...

The funny thing is the people that quote Durden or the movie are almost always the authoritarian,blue lives matter types too.

Hence the term "snowflake", which was also popularized by the movie.

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Doom mods have been impressing me for over a quarter of a century.

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Project Mayhem are intentionally supposed to be anarchist edgelords, but you're not supposed to support them or root for them either.

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If MeTV ever got rid of him, he'd probably go bankrupt.

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Thompson posted...

Nickelback is dadrock?

I would say they're one of the only "newer" ones that qualifies. They have a similar demo, and they play Nickelback on classic rock stations.

But some of the other ones, though? scratches head

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They would have definitely needed to do some LotR-style forced perspective for that one.

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SomeGuyUO posted...

I forget it's on my face, you get used to it after a while.

This. I've done it a few times myself.

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Bio1590 posted...

Wait fuck there's a really long video with his parents

https://youtu.be/6C2AIRtHzvk

They straight up blame the industry but it wasn't an intentional suicide

Yeah, I was about to post that. She outright said the industry contributed to it. They haven't released a cause of death, but it's suspected to be accidental overdose.

Also this tweet posted before: a colleague revealed that Guerilla Games initially wouldn't credit him - despite essentially creating much of the world - and he had to fight just to get his name in the credits.
https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sridab

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https://gamerant.com/horizon-zero-dawn-lead-designer-passes-away/

With the first game in the series a proven success, players are eagerly awaiting Horizon: Forbidden West. But while players focus on traps the sequel needs to avoid, tragedy has struck behind the scenes.

Michael Andrew Nash was the lead designer behind the machines of Horizon: Zero Dawn, with those designs returning in Horizon: Forbidden West. A Tweet from Gavriil Klimov, a close friend and colleague of Nash, confirmed Nash's recent death. Mike Nash was 36. The cause of death, if it is known at this time, has not yet been made public.
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In his tweets, Kilmov showered praise on Nash, praising his prowess in creating 3D designs. The death of Nash will likely be felt throughout the industry, as his work was, by many accounts, some of the best in futuristic design in video games today. Among his most famous designs were futuristic machines that interlocked and operated in glorious, intricate detail, lending a sense of realism and beauty in excessive detail. Among these designs, to no one's surprise, were the machine animals that lent Horizon: Zero Dawn a huge part of its identity, grandeur, and beauty.

While his work is by no means limited to these mechanical creatures, it can be truly said that a huge part of Horizon: Zero Dawn's success was due to Nash's designs. One of the crazy development stories behind Horizon: Zero Dawn is that no one thought a dinosaur-machine hybrid would work at first. The idea of a mechanical dino that would not only look cool but would also be fun and tricky to fight was considered beyond the reach by many on a development team stepping way outside its comfort zone. When the team saw Nash's design for what would become the Thunderjaw however, that pessimism was swiftly discarded. The rest, as they say, is history.

With Guerilla Games shifting focus from Horizon: Zero Dawn PC to Forbidden West, it's clear that the team will be working to make the best sequel it can. However, without any new creations from the original designer, it's likely some new enemies will look distinctly different. If a third game is created, players can expect a new, possibly less detailed breed of robo-dinosaur.

Of course, machines were not Nash's only area of expertise. His ArtStation depicts many futuristic designs with a focus on armor and power suits, and is well worth checking out. While the enemies in Zero Dawn originally looked more normal, players can thank Nash for the animalistic machines fought throughout the game. Nash's tutorials on working with 3D art are also worth a look for any aspiring 3D artist.tails are slim right now, but he supposedly had a falling out with Guerilla Games for not initially even being credited for designing much of the concepts of the world.

https://mobile.twitter.com/gavriilklimov/status/1352321092459716608

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SLC Punk

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This show was basically a kids version of Ghost Stories, only the animators were in on it too.

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Didn't know him from his name, but then I saw his picture.

He popped up in a TON of stuff in the 80s and 90s.

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MGS1 read-through for charity.

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The same reason he thought having a 3-hour one in Death Stranding was.

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Sonic23004 posted...

Pretty much this. Im about as politically aligned with Jim Sterling as you can be, but at some point their content just got so repetitive I gradually stopped watching, and YouTube stopped recommending their videos altogether. I probably should just unsubscribe at this point. but I dont want to join whatever exodus is occurring due to their coming out.

It's like having a friend or acquaintance who complains about politics constantly. Even if you agree with the same issue and they make valid points, there's a certain point where it just becomes obnoxious.

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That literal "pew pew" sound silencers make in games and movies is ridiculous. What even is that sound?

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Jim's content got really political recently. Like, even moreso. Even if it's on the side I agree with, that can get irritating.

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Error1355 posted...

Yeah, I feel like my knowledge as to what is on network TV is still stuck in like 2005.

That's about where the concepts capped out, actually. Every time I browse the schedule on Sling or visit my parents, it's just reality TV or Law and Order/CSI-esque dramas, both of which are exclusively demographically for middle-aged people.

It's like when various outlets declared it to be the golden age of television in the early '10s when quality shows began airing on cable, and streaming shows kickstarted it. A lot of people complained "what golden age, it's nothing but trashy reality shows", when it's grown so much beyond that.

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BakonBitz posted...

*thinks back to the romantic dialogue between Anakin and Padme*

...lmao

Yeah, the sequel trilogy had the worst character development, but at least the dialogue wasn't as cringey.

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Was about to say not really, until I saw the time span.

Even for Civ, that's a lot.

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https://www.thegamer.com/lego-star-wars-skywalker-saga-300-playable-character/

New details from the upcoming LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga have been revealed in this month's Official PlayStation Magazine, including the number of playable and non-playable characters.
According to Dawn McDiarmid, lead hub designer at TT Games, The Skywalker Saga will feature about 800 unique characters, 300 of which will be playable. McDiarmid also confirmed that many of those characters come from the new Star Wars trilogy, including fan-favorite Babu Frik.

The Skywalker Saga is being built from the ground up in a brand new engine and will include an explorable open world and space battles that players will encounter randomly. McDiarmid told OPM that there are 23 planets and moons with a total of 28 unique locations that players can visit and explore. McDiarmid says "If you have a favorite Star Wars location, it's pretty likely you can visit it in-game."

Another unique feature of The Skywalker Saga is the ability to play through the campaign for each movie in any order. The developers wanted to ensure that players could have the Star Wars experience they wanted, so there isn't any kind of linear progression between the stories. Because of the more open-world approach, players will also be able to collect and complete multiple quests at a time.

While TT Games is ensuring players that all of their favorite Star Wars moments will appear in the game, the developers also felt that some enhancements were necessary. McDiarmid notes that Rise of Skywalker felt like it could have done much more with Finn, and that The Skywalker Saga will be their "chance to put things right."

The first gameplay footage for The Skywalker Saga premiered at Gamescom last year and showed off some of the new features, including the new upgrade options and the ability to aim down sights. While The Skywalker Saga was originally scheduled to release in 2020, it was delayed in August until an announced date this year.

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga will be available on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S later this year. The preorder bonus for the game is a SteelBook feature LEGO Han Solo in carbonite.

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I can't wait until next year when I can finally quote Clerks and yell "I'M 37?!"

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Judging from the comments, he seems to suck at it and is trying to blame the game.

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Socrawheeze posted...

No way. Give it to obsidian pls

I mean...they are outside of EA.

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I groan every time.

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Neat. If they ever reissued The Real Ghostbusters toys, I would lose my mind.

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I really need to getting around to watching Skull Island again. I watched most of it when I was in Japan, but it had no subtitles.

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lemondrop7 posted...

Meat is murder

Fuck Morrisey.

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There's already evil depictions of Superman.

And as far as Superman-like characters goes, the list is even bigger. That's the entire concept of The Boys.

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Pop Tarts has more variety, but Toaster Strudels are just better in general.

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ssj3vegeta posted...

Yea, it was made fun off when it came out lol

Also, the Switch version was essentially a copy and pasted re-release of the '20 version, and IGN copy and pasted the previous year's review out of protest.

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I actually screamed "FUCK YES" as soon as it hit. I was on the edge (heh) of my seat waiting to hear that theme all night.

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Simpson scandal update: Homer sleeps nude in an oxygen tank which he believes gives him sexual powers!

Hey, that's a half-truth!

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It's seriously one of the best DC animated shows ever. It's basically Venture Bros. with Batman characters.

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