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Everything posted by will2k
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The Big Dying Light 2 Q&A – Techland Opens Up on C-Engine Tech, Delays, Game Length & Much More
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Honestly, if they just take the areas from stalker original game + clear sky + call of Pripyat, and remake them in one seamless open world in UE4 (or upcoming 5) with new storyline/quests, I'd be happy.
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Given that they released Hellraid as a small DLC for Dying Light, and the full game has been on hold since 2014, I don't believe it will be released. The DLC did not sit very well with players either (https://store.steampowered.com/app/1300710/Dying_Light__Hellraid/ mostly negative user reviews) Possible paths to revive the game (my opinion): either port it to the new C-Engine (built for Dying Light 2) and continue development after the release of DL2, or sell the IP to a studio that will actively work on it.
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The story of Bruce Lee's teacher and mentor, Ip Kai-Man Ip Man 1 (2008) and Ip Man 2 (2010) (still 3 and 4 to watch next week)
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Seems Techland wants to address the various articles pointing to the game being in development hell after 2 years of total silence. Dev update event on Wednesday, March 17 https://twitter.com/DyingLightGame/status/1370405603542237185
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Be ready for this to happen, a lot Pro tip: have a pencil nearby for such emergency
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Aftermath of a wild party, 1851, colorized Going for a pacifist approach I guess? Have it (and Death of the Outsider too) on my wishlist, hopefully to play them later this year.
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Recent article (2 days ago) published on https://www.thegamer.com/ after 2 years of total radio silence on the game development Report: Techland Is Bleeding Talent Due To Autocratic Management, Bad Feedback, And Lack Of Direction The development of Dying Light 2 has been 'total chaos,' according to report
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Watched a hidden gem that was unfortunately overshadowed by the Matrix when it was out. It released back in April 1999, and 2 months later, The Matrix released and took away all the attention since they tackle a similar theme of computer simulation/virtual world/characters. I admit that I haven't heard about it until recently when someone recommended it, and I'm glad that I watched it. It doesn't have over the top CGI like the matrix but the story is captivating, the alternation between LA in 1999 and 1937 was a nice touch, and having a simulation within a simulation (like Inception) was
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The pioneers of slapstick/physical comedy along with Charlie Chaplin and Laurel & Hardy.
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Whistler's Mother Seeing him at the end, cruising in the convertible on Sunset Blvd, flipping everyone off was priceless Do yourself a favor and watch the 2nd movie from 2007 if you haven't done so yet; it is slightly less hilarious than the first one but it's Bean after all (the scene where he inadvertently gets onto a movie set about WWII and does his usual shenanigans is well worth it)
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Well, I did what I said I would do: I re-watched all the episodes again earlier this month. Although I remembered and knew exactly how each episode would play, I was still laughing my ass out. The episode where he waits in line to greet the queen almost brought me to tears
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Holy Shit! The nostalgia. Used to watch the original episodes back in the early 90s, and each episode was a half hour of tear-inducing laughs for the whole gathered family. Good times I used to have the VHS set; I think I'll get the DVD set and watch it again soon. I hope you are also fan of Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, charlie Chaplin, and...Tom & Jerry
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Fresh shot of my Christmas tree Merry Christmas everyone!
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Nice cloud formation just before the storm (took it last week)
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Nice! Around 3k tris each? or lower for an open danger zone map?
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Haven't played much this year; currently started playing Tomb Raider (2013 reboot). Got it back in March for free as part of a free weekend promotion on Steam.
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Chuck Billy beat cancer and is still growling and headbanging like it's 1986
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No worries, just get it off your 'chess' (I'll see myself out) I haven't played chess for over 20-25 yrs. I still have my chess wood board from when I was a kid in the late 80s; I'm keeping it for nostalgia sake even though I haven't used it in a long while. Seeing this thread, interest in playing chess is slowly kicking back.