Posts by Sprony

So, who got burned on this?

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4 hours ago, Radu said: It's starting to look more like quake doom

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Holy shit, now that looks fucking awesome!

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8 hours ago, MaanMan said: It looks like Rouge One but it doesn't look sci-fi enough. Not sure with this one.

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28 minutes ago, Tisky said: Its rogue one, right ! ?

Yes, it's Rogue One.

That's Hero with Jet Li.

Easy one:

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16 minutes ago, Bastion said: What Nazi did he hire?

Sebastian Gorka.

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Sorry for the delay!

Emily 'Hubba Hubba' Blunt as Ruthie Draper in Dan in Real Life.

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Let's all start crying now:

http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/82…movies#/slide/1

If this one is successful, Scott wants to do 4 more Alien films. Bye bye Blomkamp.

I saw the US Budget Plan and all I could think of was this:

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It's been a long time coming, but I finally got the keys to my newly build house. So I didn't purchase it recently, but it is the most expensive thing I ever purchased

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So, the Dutch demonstrated we will not be swayed by the USA's or UK's rhetoric. Wilders didn't win the election and we're not going to extreme right route. I hope the rest of Europe follows suit. Also, a friend send me this which made me chuckle.

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Thanks guys, I appreciate it

I completely forgot how amazing you guys were when I posted this here 3,5 years ago. It immediately brought a smile to my face. But guess what? If you've noticed I changed this topic's title, then you should know by now. It's time for the sequel, it's time for part 2 and like @Izuno said, it's time for the rest of my life.

We visited the hospital, had our 3 month check up and everything is fine. In short, I'm going to be a dad again in 6 months (if all goes well). Since we can't get children the natural way, I know exactly when this one was conceived. We started this year, January 1st, in the best way possible by successfully initiating this pregnancy. I will forever be grateful for modern science!

I can't wait to see what kind of reign of terror this one will bring

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On 14-6-2016 at 3:37 PM, Thrik said: My expectation would be something like Tomb Raider or Zelda? Big hubs and dungeons but not completely open world.

I agree that a new IP would have made sense, I'm not sure how they're going to manage to have a world of co-existing mythologies in a way that doesn't seem awkward and weird. Maybe it's the demise of the Olympians and their world that gives rise to the Norse? It's a theme with a lot of potential though, maybe one that wouldn't have been green lit without a successful IP behind it.

The gameplay definitely needed to change though. While it was a superbly successful formula in its day, God of War 3 both perfected it and took it as far as it could go. After that game's insanity there was no real way to make things more epic or more interesting to play without completely rethinking it. They tried to do some new stuff with Ascension and it just felt a bit shit.

Yeah, I've played and finished all of them (including the PSP games) but 3 really is the series magnum opus.

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5 hours ago, FrieChamp said:

Nice one @FrieChamp! Let's see who gets it

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Just now, FrieChamp said: 1. I also miss Leslie

2. "Eastern Promises"?

Yes, that was really quick. Surprise us

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Dracula: Dead and Loving it with Leslie Nielsen. I still miss that guy.

Here we go:

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56 minutes ago, Buddy said: That screenshot looks better

Then your are going to love this. Here's a little bit:

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Initially, I was worried by the premise of Quake Champions: a Quake game with a diverse set of of character classes didn't sound like a Quake game to me. Almost immediately after sitting down with the game at PAX East, however, my concerns were wiped away.

Over my first few lives, I rotated between a handful of characters--known as champions--to get a feel for just how different they are and how deeply that variety impacts the gameplay. While they're certainly distinct, they don't impact the game in as meaningful a way as the characters in Overwatch or Team Fortress 2.

Characters have varying amounts of health and armor, as well as movement speed and a unique ability. These include a totem you can deploy to heal teammates and damage foes or one that causes you to rush forward, killing anyone in your path. While pick-ups on the map allow you to speed up their cooldown, these can't be used all that often. The abilities are not hugely impactful--they might win you a fight, but it doesn't seem as if using one is likely to be a match-defining moment, as can be the case with a well-timed Ultimate in Overwatch.

Ranger, whom you'll be able to use for free, quickly became my go-to choice. His movement feels like that of a classic Quake character, but he has the ability to launch an orb that can do damage or that you can teleport to. This was useful for flanking players who were caught off guard, but I still spent the bulk of my time playing no differently than I would in Quake 3: Arena.

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3 hours ago, blackdog said: Makes sense… what a shit movie btw.

Stoker must have been rolling in his grave.

Most certainly I was feeling such pain when I watched it, the book left such an impression on my young mind (read it at 12-13).

Coppola is an overrated director for what I'm concerned.

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