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General Off Topic / Hardcore Henry (movie review)
« on: April 17, 2016, 09:03:23 am »
Hardcore Henry Trailer

Diving right in from the opening credits this movie was a self-indulgent, disgusting, nausea inducing, violent, sexist, erratic, threadbare plot that yet manages to be overly complex and confusing if you bothered to even try to follow it. That opening sequence during the credits was a slow mo ode to the many forms of violence that may be perpetrated upon the human flesh. A veritable orgy of death in a near pornographic manner. That the film itself continued to explore new and surprising ways to add to the collection is a testament to the depravity of the individuals who created this work that left the theater smelling of the piss from the previous crowd exposed to its carnage.
Sharlto Copley's appearance is a cruel trick played on the audience as a known actor who you feel can anchor your place in this crazy film but he ends up spinning you further from a comfort zone than any other actor in the film. The one exception may be Danila Koslovsky (a guy) with his Kurt Cobaine-look and chalk board screeching presence as the main villain.

This film was made primarily for one group of people. Anyone who has played the first person shooter and action games from the last twenty years who enjoyed them as well as the cut scenes that added to the atmosphere like the memorable ones beginning with Call of Duty 4. If that is you, then you may enjoy this movie as much as I and my daughter did (she's 20 and an FPS fangoil). Really, it was cool. Ignore the 50% rotten tomato ratings and other negative reviews from people who just didn't get it.   :twisted:
They have never walked away from the keyboard feeling that intense exhilaration and strange kind of exhaustion after an really good intense gaming session. This movie leaves you feeling that feeling without a mouse and keyboard in your hand.

I give it a 7 barrel with x3 ammo gun salute.


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General / Re: Hold on to your hats! (Dev Blog #0)
« on: November 01, 2015, 05:57:26 pm »
Quite a journey you fellas are on. Regardless of where the path ultimately leads, I am quite happy for you all and envy you for the experience.  :wink:

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General Off Topic / Re: Post some cool critters
« on: June 14, 2015, 11:08:22 pm »
Snapped a pic of this guy sitting on the hood of my car  :wink:


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General / Re: New round of backers
« on: June 01, 2015, 12:19:05 am »
Office space is expensive. Just buy everyone a sub-$50 tablet and mount it at their desk with Skype running dedicated on it at all times so that you can collaborate in real-time as if you were right next to each other and not have your actual workspace have an annoying chat window up on it. Working remotely can be less convenient to work as a team but the price of cheap hardware and video chat can do away with 90% of the inconvenience. I work remotely myself (as well as in the office twice a week). I get more of different things done depending on whether I am at home or in the office but everything can be done at either.

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General / Re: M:BG Release convention.
« on: May 31, 2015, 10:26:42 am »
It would be a great excuse to get over to Europe, but timing would be everything and I have no idea what a good time looks like until it is nearly upon me. :(

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I made a couple of decent pics I thought were worth posting. First one I was inspired to do after watching InterStellar. The 2nd one was inspired by bi-polar obsessive compulsive tendencies coupled with a lunatic fringe.

http://huckleseed.deviantart.com/art/Orbital-Research-The-Star-that-Never-Was-495947447
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If you didn't follow the link to the page description, the swirls that you see surrounding what appears to be a Jupiter-like planet is dust and gas that was ejected along with this proto-star from the nebula you see off to the upper right. This ball of gas will likely never accumulate enough material to ignite since it was ejected due to the birth of another nearby proto-star that did achieve its destiny. It is doomed to cool and drift its way through the dark spaces of our universe.

http://huckleseed.deviantart.com/art/Reflections-of-Thoughts-Disturbed-498597940
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Yes, the color scheme is very much on purpose. The structures and "objects" are not meant to be a direct representation of any real world subject, but it is intended that you will find many of them based upon interpretations of your own mind and troubles. No two people are intended to see this piece in the same way, nor to agree on the meaning of the imagery or on any underlying theme. Though someone did catch one of the ideas that was a part of what I was thinking about when I created it and I was quite happy that they did.

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Thanks! It's called "Fall comes to Faerie Forest" so I'm happy if it had that effect  :D

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My latest. Available in prints, postcards, mousepads, and coffee mugs!

Just kidding. (but it is  :P )

My own photo taken not far from my home and enhanced.

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PEPE is an artist.... look how deep are these pictures !





They are directly from pepe's mind soul !

They would work quite well on graphic t-shirts for those soulless corporations who need your help to look like they are cool.

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My first character render. Never have done anything with people much beyond line drawings and those are mostly primitive at best. Plenty of things need work but nearly every aspect of it was experimental in some way and I still have to gain more than a casual proficiency of basics of lighting like ambient occlusion, sub-surface scattering, bouncing light, and highlights/reflections. The 2nd piece I am working on now in this set will give me more practice at that with much more defined lighting in an enclosed area so that all of the above will come into play. Not to mention it is an action shot and so will be more interesting than this one. The 3rd piece that I've only done the composition for takes place outdoors and is also an action piece. It will have some visible lighting elements too, but mainly it will allow me to work on my linear, atmospheric and planar perspective. It takes place at night and so it will be a bit difficult to work on color perspective but I have some lighting ideas that should let me do that too. I work slowly plus I have a full time job and am in college as well, but I'll get the more interesting ones posted eventually and hopefully the progression will be evident  :P

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I haven't played any of the AC releases, but I think that I am going to start with Black Flag because Yarr.  8-)

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... and all the other things floating around out there / Re: Das Tal
« on: July 17, 2014, 11:39:35 pm »
I like the concept. Now for the implementation  :o

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Code: [Select]
ADFF-PFRP-RF6J-6TUX-REZT
https://www.landmarkthegame.com/home

Got it already since a few weeks, I think the key works for only 7 days after activation.
But I'm  not interested yet.

Also got a 'Archlord 2' CB-key I don't want:
Code: [Select]
6BXYSXSQC89FGV3D
http://archlord2.webzen.com/main

Its okay. Landmark is only interesting for about a week. Then you realize that by time you master the controls you could have learned Blender, Maya, or 3DS max and actually have a real skill.

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General Off Topic / Re: The New Time Sink In My Life - Baby Girl!
« on: July 11, 2014, 06:57:34 pm »
Congrats Lurky!

We are on the opposite ends here. You just got yours, mine is leaving for college in August  :cry:

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General Off Topic / Re: World Cup 2014 Brazil.
« on: June 29, 2014, 08:56:05 pm »
How can anyone remotely like Suarez, such a  dirty player


That dude deserves to have a flying drop kick to the face.

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