LuckyFogic

Charlie is only a girl when he’s shitting

Maybe I’m just looking for a different type of advertisement. I’m interested in what combat looks like, what gameplay loop they’re going for, which professions are intended for release (and the profession system in general), what game types are supported (PvP, WvW, GvG), team composition goals, etc. Lore and visuals are cool, I guess, but I don’t but a product for its look or backstory.

It’s to clarify when people are being serious. Sometimes tone is hard to determine over text, so people started using it to show that there is no inner joke, double meaning, or meta humor at play.

I’m seriously, you guys.

/s

I’m genuinely very excited for this, but I have to ask: What use is this video as far as an advertisement? What does the video add beyond what an official headline with GW3 on it couldn’t? There’s no gameplay, information, nothing but some pretty pictures and a voice-over. The most I could gather is there’s some form of rock climbing, there’s mounts, and there are classes. But even some of that might be off.

A lot of people are hallucinating here. There were 5 seasons of GoT loosely based on the first five books of ASoIaF. They made a 6th season without having a book as a guide; it was okay but not good enough to continue the story. So they ended the show there while they were ahead. They didn’t want to become another stereotypical show that milked an audience with sub-par material.

He technically died in the second Sea Tunt episode, intentionally drowned since they were short a set of SCUBA gear. He also did get permanent brain damage at least once, so I think the other commenter was being sarcastic. Classic Lana.

If the second one had come out first, it would’ve been a pretty funny movie, 4/5 stars for me. It only looks bad because the first was so good.

Did you ever figure out a control scheme on Switch that wasn’t absolutely awful? I’ve been trying to replay some childhood classics but I just… can’t…

A movie being scary should naturally emerge from a story being well told.

I’d be interested in someone doing the math to scale the size of the… claws? rods? grippers? whatever they are, to the scale of the earth. How big should they really look?

Where is the light source supposed to be? There’s no gap in the shadow to match the gap between the TV and the stand. Also the chicks hair is way too calm to display a fucking planet on the wall.

Okay but really that looks way more refreshing than what it’s imitating

A tail as old as time.