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scarletspeed7 01/26/20 4:31:06 PM #82:	Cavedweller2000 posted... Kyle Hyde - Hotel Dusk: Room 215 https://images.app.goo.gl/39GD8DJjToRLqMXd9 No Experience; Appearance Rating: 64/100 I, in fact, love me some trenchcoat-wearing detective work. I have to assume that's what I would get from Hotel Dusk, although I have no real plans to pick up this game in the near future. Perhaps someday I will have time to scour the Switch library for a title like this. trdl23 posted... Jean-Luc Picard Rating: 95/100 I am withholding a write-up out of respect for the Star Trek character topic in which I am taking part. Anagram posted... The Chamberlain (Dark Crystal) Having seen this film years ago, I only have vague memories of this character. The plotting manipulator who stands to benefit from wanton bloodshed, I've often had problems with getting interested in the "Trashbag Puppets", the design style of characters that seem cobbled together from castoff pieces. Rating: 52/100 Murphiroth posted... Edward Kenway Voiced by the incomparable Matt Ryan, Edward Kenway's story is one of doing right, in the end. Making good on all of the failed promises pushed to the side for the fleeting hope of adventure and glory, not to mention lining one's pockets with enough to feed and clothe a family for a lifetime. But lost somewhere in that dream was the weight of responsibilities that would leave the world hanging in the balance. Kenway sacrifices his future for those responsibilities, and in a way, turns piracy into an evolution, an extension, of the Assassin's titular creed. It's a really perfect way to begin the second chapter of the series. Rating: 94/100 IfGodCouldDie posted... Chester the Crow(Mr. Dressup) No Experience; Appearance Rating - 15/100 Looks like a shitty Sesame Street knock-off. Congrats! Snake5555555555 posted... Black Mask (Roman Sionis) (DC Comics) Very interesting take on VECTOR, I can't say I disagree even if RE is my favorite series and I still love the lore regardless. But then, story isn't really the primary reason I love the series anyway. Roman Sionis is the yuppie Messiah, a character designed to run the cult of business ethics gone primal. For me, Black Mask is always on the cusp of both reaching the peak of the corporate world and seating himself as a new age philosophy guru. Sionis' philosophies focus primarily on identity, naturally, but his real motivations are worldly, diving deeply into the ways one can take advantage of the yearning hopes of the masses to sate a greedy hunger. Black Mask's greatest hope is to convince you that he has all the answers, and fleece you while doing it. Of course, oftentimes he's no more than a common thug with more aid at his disposal than a simple mafiaso, but when that isn't the case, he can be quite interesting. Rating: 73/100 --- "It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful <cite>scarletspeed7 posted [p:933516710] in Name a cha... [t:78355265]...</cite> <quote>Cavedweller2000 posted... </cite> <quote>Kyle Hyde - Hotel Dusk: Room 215 https://images.app.goo.gl/39GD8DJjToRLqMXd9</quote>No Experience; Appearance Rating: 64/100 I, in fact, love me some trenchcoat-wearing detective work. I have to assume that's what I would get from Hotel Dusk, although I have no real plans to pick up this game in the near future. Perhaps someday I will have time to scour the Switch library for a title like this. trdl23 posted... </cite> <quote>Jean-Luc Picard</quote>Rating: 95/100 I am withholding a write-up out of respect for the Star Trek character topic in which I am taking part. Anagram posted... </cite> <quote>The Chamberlain (Dark Crystal)</quote>Having seen this film years ago, I only have vague memories of this character. The plotting manipulator who stands to benefit from wanton bloodshed, I've often had problems with getting interested in the "Trashbag Puppets", the design style of characters that seem cobbled together from castoff pieces. Rating: 52/100 Murphiroth posted... </cite> <quote>Edward Kenway</quote>Voiced by the incomparable Matt Ryan, Edward Kenway's story is one of doing right, in the end. Making good on all of the failed promises pushed to the side for the fleeting hope of adventure and glory, not to mention lining one's pockets with enough to feed and clothe a family for a lifetime. But lost somewhere in that dream was the weight of responsibilities that would leave the world hanging in the balance. Kenway sacrifices his future for those responsibilities, and in a way, turns piracy into an evolution, an extension, of the Assassin's titular creed. It's a really perfect way to begin the second chapter of the series. Rating: 94/100 IfGodCouldDie posted... </cite> <quote>Chester the Crow(Mr. Dressup) </quote>No Experience; Appearance Rating - 15/100 Looks like a shitty Sesame Street knock-off. Congrats! Snake5555555555 posted... </cite> <quote>Black Mask (Roman Sionis) (DC Comics) Very interesting take on VECTOR, I can't say I disagree even if RE is my favorite series and I still love the lore regardless. But then, story isn't really the primary reason I love the series anyway.</quote>Roman Sionis is the yuppie Messiah, a character designed to run the cult of business ethics gone primal. For me, Black Mask is always on the cusp of both reaching the peak of the corporate world and seating himself as a new age philosophy guru. Sionis' philosophies focus primarily on identity, naturally, but his real motivations are worldly, diving deeply into the ways one can take advantage of the yearning hopes of the masses to sate a greedy hunger. Black Mask's greatest hope is to convince you that he has all the answers, and fleece you while doing it. Of course, oftentimes he's no more than a common thug with more aid at his disposal than a simple mafiaso, but when that isn't the case, he can be quite interesting. Rating: 73/100 --- "It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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