Lazy art department more like it.

The whole DLC is a sort of parody on D&D gaming (and general fantasy stuff) most of the time. A lot of the enemies/names are supposed to look familiar. Plus all the jokes. Even has dice to "roll" to open the new loot chests. And Claptrap in a Wizard Hat.

That is a good... justification for lazy art.

 

:D

That is a good... justification for lazy art.

 

:D

Oh, you, you ... meow.

What the... ?

 

It's like the floating, magical-cast sword ... only it's a flashlight! What's it hovering over? A pile of mule puke?

It's like the floating, magical-cast sword ... only it's a flashlight! What's it hovering over? A pile of mule puke?

Puke or garbage or something.  I'm assuming it's supposed to be held by a goon, except the goon ain't there.

Maybe you failed the QTE to make the goon appear.

The goon took a wrong turn and ended up spawning in Larry Craft: Tom Braider

NW:Online - tiger mount and the new healer companion. I named her (companion) Uhura. Actually, I named her something else first, but then she played her harp and went "hmhmhm," which for some reason made me think of ST.

 

 

poor panther, she already feels neglected, I bet 

 

lucky you, Cryptic seems to like cats as much as you do 

What will happen to your tiger mount when Cryptic puts out a leopard mount? 

Well, once you get the full set....

 

What will happen to your tiger mount when Cryptic puts out a leopard mount? 

That's the real reason why I have so many alts. (Eventually) a different mount/companion for every one!

I am in love with the new APC in ArmA3.

 

 

 

 

I'd have named him Iron Bull.

I'd have named him Iron Bull.

Doesn't BioWare have that name copyrighted?  I wouldn't want to infringe on anyone's intellectual property.

Considering how many Drizzt's and Frodo's and what have you that you see running around in every fantasy MMO, I doubt a player naming their game chr. after an existing fictional chr. is generally a cause for copyright concern.

I can't even begin to describe how awful I find the art direction of the new Shadowrun. I couldn't sit and look at that for long.

Currency is in yen?

Nuyen.

 

I want to play it toooo.. ;_;

I quite like the art style in Shadowrun Returns.  Up close, the character models are kind of ugly, but in the standard isometric view I think they work well with the environments.  I like the colorful, yet drab look of the environments. Cartoonish, but not so much that it clobbers you in the face with how cartoonish it is.

 

Edited July 26, 201312 yr by Keyrock

Looks like we all pocketed that cred chip.

Looks like we all pocketed that cred chip.

A shaman gotta eat.