I can dl about 4 gb an hour, if all goes well. So if I was taking part, it would be at best a 13 hour download. If I did that and it got deleted, I imagine I’d swear off it forever. After a lot of regular swearing, of course.

Yeah, that bottom one looks to be Witcher fanart. You’ve got a travelling merchant and the bearded guy looks familiar too. And isn’t ‘Thanks bunches’ something Yennifer says in Witcher 3? I can’t place it exactly, though.

I don’t buy a lot of games, but those I do, I play for years. If they want to ditch Uplay, I’ll give the games a shot.

Is that archer based on Scarlett Johansson?

I was watching 1982's Conan the Barbarian the other day. There are a few scenes with huge crowd shots. Like, a thousand cultists heading along the road and up the hill. Nowdays it would be 20 people looped, or entirely animated.

As a proud lefty, I like that it’s the left hand. But we’re supposed to use the numpad on the *right*? That’s just offensive.

You can click the pics to enlarge them, or they’re full size on Artstation. These are just glorified thumbnails.

Yes, that seems to be it.

I listened to an interview with Gareth Edwards once. When the movie was written, it was just meant to be a generic dad part. Any middle-aged character actor could have done it. Only they got Bryan Cranston, who brought more to the part than strictly needed. It didn’t help that the lead was so dull.

There’s Blood Bowl, which is American football in the Warhammer fantasy world.  But from what I hear, apparently sports fans want the video games as realistic as possible.

In my experience, third-person shooting is pretty bad. I’m quite happy with first.

It’s probably a case of those being the outfits of the time that remind you of AC.

I initially played Fallout 4 in third person, but discovered that first is better for aiming with guns. This game will have a lot of gunplay, I bet. That’s probably why they did it.

He was just that excited!

Toxteth O’Grady, USA.

They didn’t mention combination weapons on the list, so I’m sure it’s okay.

I accidentally selected the wrong kind of potatoes once, and the machine complained. So clearly, British supermarket technology is inferior to Australian tech. Take that, Poms!

That was different. Turns out that SK didn’t have the rights to use the engine for TH, only for their X-Men game.

My view is fact for me. Of course I wish the rest of the community agreed with me, but they don’t. I’ll stand my my opinions at the time even if I later change my mind. If you ask me in ten years if I liked TLJ in 2018, I’ll say yes. If you ask me if I like it in 2028, I dunno yet. Hopefully. :)

Actually, I come from the other direction. TLJ was really interesting and surprising. I like novelty. I don’t like predermined outcomes and excess fanservice. For me, Solo was kind of boring and rote.