@DailyMarvel97 I always thought of it a respect. In that scene Steve is the only one to engage Thanos twice. Thanos is a warrior, a fighter, I suspect he can respect Steve for his grit.
Or perhaps he's just confused why the little guy keeps fighting.
He can do this all day!
@CodeofTheSavage Yes. Absolutely yes. So many RPG's miss this and it can bring so much life to a world.
Maybe there's a kid (near town) picking wild mushrooms or a hunter chasing a rabbit down.
Maybe a criminal swinging from a branch.
No direct story, it just.. 'is'.
@Diablo Sure Lilith is in the background, but did nobody else notice it's pointing to /diablo (bottom left) and not /diablo-iv
Would also explain the more simplistic weapons and the badge.
Fairly confident this is solid evidence of a Diablo 1 HD/Remake.
@MacroBioBoi To be fair I think the nuance here is 'pace'. Most ARPG's tend to include 'screen clearing' by the end game.
I would argue though that Diablo III and IV does it to a greater extent AND a lot faster than say Diablo II or perhaps Grim Dawn.
@GOGcom I'm not sure how these things work but you might want to speak with the developer of OpenNox. It's what I use to play the game on a modern PC.
https://t.co/28FJwgfOSz
@TafferKing451 Yes. Avid fan of the first. Not a big fan of the sequel (so far). Much more of a focus on combat and weapons. Far less of a focus on conversation,exploration, and investigation. Story seems a bit 'thin' too. Backed on Kickstarter based on the first game. But... not enthusiastic.
@ellymelly To be fair, I grew up in SE suburbs of Melbourne in the 90's. As a teen we'd often leave the house with knives or bats to protect ourselves. I did see a *lot* of street violence, and some of that spilled into the shopping centres. We just have social media now so you see it.
@_iamlougotti Labyrinth of Martagon
Made by Brian Fargo and Michael Cranford.
It's real, it existed (for a while). No known copies exist today. Best I found was the original packaging that Brian kindly shared with me.
@LoveRetroBTW I do. And thank you for making this post. It put a smile on my face as I thought about some good times many years ago that I thought I had forgot.