Downtown Rumbles: Sharp's Scotch Bar

[Lord Falcon]

[spoil] /[spoil]

with the slash in the correct place

Har har har. Thanks.

[Tami]

Oh dear, Grampa is reliving the past. Send help.

Neo-DB was 2006, I think. Just before SHR 1.

[Dark Soul # 7]

Watching this episode has taught me so much about computers.

[Cleric of Hell’s Brigade]

Neo-DB was 2006, I think. Just before SHR 1.

It was. Neo-DBZ was my third game on site, and the second one to finish.

[Guy1]

[master of read]

i'm gonna get more of you to be interested in warmahordes. while not as grimdark and grand as WH40K, it is damn good take on steam punk fantasy.

and to get your interest, here is a nightmare on a horse, fenris.

fenris.jpg

[Len Ikari145]

So, one of the new worlds that have been leaked for KHIII is Monsters Inc.

[Len Ikari145]

[Cleric of Hell’s Brigade]

Star Wars 8 was........kind of disappointing to be honest.

[master of read]

been hearing that kind of stuff too. even JJ couldn't give a proper score for the movie. that's.........never happened before. what the hell is in this movie that people can't seem to get a hold of?

[Guy1]

[master of read]

is that spot the difference?

[Lord Falcon]

been hearing that kind of stuff too. even JJ couldn't give a proper score for the movie. that's.........never happened before. what the hell is in this movie that people can't seem to get a hold of?

The Last Jedi plays with a lot of story tropes and conventional narrative structure. There's a lot of quick build up and investment that may or may not pay off. At the end of the day, some parts of the story are unnecessarily bloated. Luke and Rey's story is at once profound, fanservicey and absolutely not fanservicey.

[master of read]

i'm gonna get more of you to be interested in warmahordes. while not as grimdark and grand as WH40K, it is damn good take on steam punk fantasy.

and to get your interest, here is a nightmare on a horse, fenris.

fenris.jpg

i shall explain this one.

you see those blades in fenris' hands? they are called fellblades. they were weapons created by the hostile invaders of immoren called the orgoth. the faces on the blades are always changing when you barely look at them. anyone who handles one is instantly driven insane by the countless whispers in a language utterly alien to them. i remember one story where a scholar was tasked with studying a recently found fellblade. within a week, he had slaughtered everyone in the village where the blade was found and he was rendered completely insane afterwards.

so khador, the warmachine equivalent of russia, found a stash of the blades and decided "hey. let's use these on our enemies". so they forced convicts to hold the blades, turning them into mindless berzerkers called doomreavers that only the greylords, khador's wizarding KGB, could control.

fenris was different though. a criminal who's crimes were so horrific, that his records were erased from public record. he not only was able to use two fellblades in battle, something the greylords thought was impossible, but he was strong enough to resist both the blade's curse and the tons of mental conditioning that doomreavers are subjected to. and his horse is no joke either. that thing killed 2 men before fenris decided to make it his personal mount. the only thing it seems to eat is the flesh of the dead, since it just wanders battlefields, eating the skin of the recently killed.

how scary is fenris? in the game itself, if he runs into enemy infantry, they have to do a command check to see if they will run away from fenris or not. that's right. this guy is so pants-shittingly scary, just seeing him can cause units to break formation and run for the hills.

[master of read]

The Last Jedi plays with a lot of story tropes and conventional narrative structure. There's a lot of quick build up and investment that may or may not pay off. At the end of the day, some parts of the story are unnecessarily bloated. Luke and Rey's story is at once profound, fanservicey and absolutely not fanservicey.

that sounds......messy really. i guess that's probably why my gay gf won't tell me much about it.