In the last month alone over 300k Icon Packs have been downloaded from NightLight. They only work because DBD elects to use them. It would be widely appreciated if we could get some degree of assurance on this like you've given for reshade.
Let’s pretend that 15 year gaps between a series is okay. Let’s just pretend that’s fine.
Let’s pretend that you really need all this extra time to make it just right, even though Skyrim took only 7 years and they also released fallout 3 in between.
Let’s pretend that Bethesda is pushing out rockstar level of quality games. Let’s pretend that you can actually justify the timetables with the level of polish.
Let’s pretend every Bethesda game has been bug free and never had any technical issues at launch. And Let’s also pretend that if they did, they were swiftly patched and fixed and wouldn’t still be suffering on a particular Japanese console years after release.
Let’s pretend that it’s critical for Todd Howard to touch every aspect of the game. Let’s pretend he is the only key to success.
Why in Oblivion would you NOT allow other companies to run spin offs of the IP. Why WOULDN’T you push for a New Vegas 2? From purely a business decision how does it not make sense to have Elder scrolls spin offs? Not even a small RTS game? Really?
Can ANYONE actually explain how this makes a lick of sense when New Vegas has become the cult classic? Any excuse beyond pettiness? Beyond selfishness?
What's worse about the layoffs at ID Software is that DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations is by far the greatest piece of DOOM content the studio has ever produced, and instead of celebrating this milestone, here we are all in utter disbelief.
What a damn tragedy.
They really haven't been working on a Fallout this whole time? Like they've only begun once half the employees got laid off? What have they been doing?
- Crea trilogía bestial
- Da exactamente lo que te piden
- Entrega juegos en ciclo AAA de 4 años (poco habitual en la industria hoy en día)
- DLCs de calidad incluido
- Diseña el mejor ENGINE de la industria (a nive técnico)
Recompensa?
- Sé despedido y desmantelado
My uncle performed the first Minion autopsy out near Marietta. Year was ‘89. Thick, thick skin, like a boar’s. Downstairs was all cloaca. Kevin still visits the grave
Eu adoro mitologia, gosto muito de epic, e não gostei de odisseia
O problema não é ser fiel ou não, existem adaptações e adaptações, o maior problema é tirar coisas IMPORTANTES da história, coisas que fazem FALTA e q deixam FUROS no roteiro, e não estou falando só do "ninguém"
I feel like when it comes to doing a historical movie's costume design you can either go for historically accurate or cool, Nolan bravely chose neither
If Nolan wanted to make a gritty allegory for modern social disruption and WWII PTSD, he should’ve used THE ILIAD.
Achilles is the protagonist who ends up with regrets for chasing glory.
Butchering the Odyssey to make it fit disparate themes and intentions just ruins it.
Yes but that's the thing, it's fundamentally against Odysseus as a character. He is a schemer who uses deception to his benefit. Same man who uncaringly killed sleeping men. The Trojan Horse is one of his finest. Making him into a honourable man wanting a fair fight is strange 😭
Im surprised more people aren’t talking about just how atrocious this scene is in the Odyssey. Nolan took a part of the story about savage giants who throw boulders at and eat Odysseus’s crew and changed them to be weird 12ft tall medieval knights or something.
My theory is that Nolan took the "Nobody" scene out on purpose to downplay Odysseus’ masculinity.
Part of the genius of the “Nobody” section is that Odysseus—in his all-consuming pride—can’t stand to know that Polyphemus thinks “nobody” defeated him. As he and his men are leaving the Cyclops' cave, he pompously declares that he, Odysseus, the sacker of cities, gouged out Polyphemus’s eye.
This prompts Polyphemus—armed now with the knowledge of Odysseus's identity—to pray to Poseidon that Odysseus and his men never return home.
Odysseus' own pride sets the story into motion and is effectively responsible for his own sufferings. But in Nolan's film, Odysseus is far from prideful and instead feels shame for his actions at Troy.
Including this scene would have changed the sort of Odysseus that Nolan wanted to create.
My dad threw my ds out a 2nd story window as a kid, completely destroying it, bc I wasn’t getting ready fast enough
I didn’t learn to be more time efficient from it, I just cried a lot and got really uneasy whenever he picked up my things after that.
Don’t do this to your kids.