Fearmongering thread

[JerekKruger]

Gold can also be bought using real money.

 

You missed the important part here: gold is bought in multiples of 700 but chests cost 550 meaning you'll almost always end up with a bit of gold left that you can't actually use.

[MortyTheGobbo]

Of course. Wouldn't have it any other way.

[Aramintai]

You guys are sure bored around here 

[SonicMage117]

What I can't figure out is how on earth I keep getting addicted to games that aren't even released yet !?!

 

Quite simple.

 

Monkey see, monkey do syndrome. Deadfire: Monkey Island 2.0

[Bionick]

You guys are sure bored around here 

Deadfire doesn't come out for several weeks, yet. 

[illathid]

 

 

Positive depiction of heterosexual relationships, that's what I'm truly scared of.

 

I mean what if little kids play Deadfire and they get brainwashed into becoming heterosexual and start acting out on it?

The heterosexual agenda has found it's way into so many novels, stories, video games and movies already.

 

What if Deadfire is the next target of the heterosexual agenda?

 

I'm scared

 

this but unironically

 

 

Your mom's a positive depiction of heterosexual relationships!

 

Oh wait...that doesn't work...

 

 

It works if you tweak it a bit...

 

"Your mom and I are a positive depiction of heterosexual relationships!"

[algroth]

You guys are sure bored around here 

Well, we gotta fill the extra month of waiting with something, right?

[PK htiw klaw eriF]

The Watcher is now fully voiced by Slavoj Zizek and the game's narrative is about toilets.

The hell did I just saw.

A true classic that shames all modern films.

 

 

You just need to watch this scene - you should be able to find the rest of the refereed scenes from there.

 

The hell did I just saw. Polish cinema isn't that bad after all :D

 

 

 

I recall that ad! Oddly enough I assumed at the time that it was referencing Béla Tarr's The Turin Horse, since potatoes do play a rather, er, prominent role in the film.

 

 

It's a brilliant film too (not necessarily evident through that clip - was just trying to find one involving potatoes). Also on the subject of Polish cinema, it's awesome! So many great auteurs came from it: Andrzej Wajda, Wojciech Has, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Andrzej Zulawski, Jerzy Skolimowski, Roman Polanski (yes), Krzysztof Zanussi, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Jerzy Hoffmann, Andrzej Munk, and the list goes on. Plenty of talent emerged from there, especially from the polish new wave back in the late 50s.

 

Yeah but no one outside of Poland can pronounce most of those names and the one they can pronounce raped a kid. Edited March 21, 2018 by KaineParker

[Silent Winter]

You guys are sure bored around here 

well, we need an update or something (to fuel even more wild speculation)

[MountainTiger]

Well now I need to play a toilet obsessed Zizek through the first game, thanks a lot.

[algroth]

The Watcher is now fully voiced by Slavoj Zizek and the game's narrative is about toilets.

The hell did I just saw.

A true classic that shames all modern films.

 

 

You just need to watch this scene - you should be able to find the rest of the refereed scenes from there.

 

The hell did I just saw. Polish cinema isn't that bad after all :D

 

 

 

I recall that ad! Oddly enough I assumed at the time that it was referencing Béla Tarr's The Turin Horse, since potatoes do play a rather, er, prominent role in the film.

 

 

It's a brilliant film too (not necessarily evident through that clip - was just trying to find one involving potatoes). Also on the subject of Polish cinema, it's awesome! So many great auteurs came from it: Andrzej Wajda, Wojciech Has, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Andrzej Zulawski, Jerzy Skolimowski, Roman Polanski (yes), Krzysztof Zanussi, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Jerzy Hoffmann, Andrzej Munk, and the list goes on. Plenty of talent emerged from there, especially from the polish new wave back in the late 50s.

 

Yeah but no one outside of Poland can pronounce most of those names and the one they can pronounce raped a kid.

 

Still doesn't make it bad.

[Yonjuro]

 

I'm afraid the situation is far more dire that anyone has thought:

 

Garsten and Sawyer have proven to be nothing more than puppets (and

there's video confirmation of this). The true master of this unfolding

mystery continues to elude you. One thing is certain: Someone has

taken a very personal interest in seeking your death, though why, you

are not sure. Your search for answers continues, and the foreboding

Cloakwood forest is your next target.

[Yosharian]

 

 

I'm afraid the situation is far more dire that anyone has thought:

 

Garsten and Sawyer have proven to be nothing more than puppets (and

there's video confirmation of this). The true master of this unfolding

mystery continues to elude you. One thing is certain: Someone has

taken a very personal interest in seeking your death, though why, you

are not sure. Your search for answers continues, and the foreboding

Cloakwood forest is your next target.

 

 

Well it's obviously Avellone, he's always up to no good.

[Yonjuro]

 

 

 

I'm afraid the situation is far more dire that anyone has thought:

 

Garsten and Sawyer have proven to be nothing more than puppets (and

there's video confirmation of this). The true master of this unfolding

mystery continues to elude you. One thing is certain: Someone has

taken a very personal interest in seeking your death, though why, you

are not sure. Your search for answers continues, and the foreboding

Cloakwood forest is your next target.

 

 

Well it's obviously Avellone, he's always up to no good.

 

 

Yes. We should have suspected something when he started amassing that army of huge spiders. Oh, and wyverns.

[Valmy]

We are all going to end up toiling away in Avellone's secret iron mine.

Edited March 22, 2018 by Valmy

[Messier-31]

Also on the subject of Polish cinema, it's awesome! So many great auteurs came from it: Andrzej Wajda, Wojciech Has, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Andrzej Zulawski, Jerzy Skolimowski, Roman Polanski (yes), Krzysztof Zanussi, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Jerzy Hoffmann, Andrzej Munk, and the list goes on. Plenty of talent emerged from there, especially from the polish new wave back in the late 50s.

 

Quite, the good old days were really nice (it's the present times that I'm concerned about) and Martin Scorsese aproves of this as well.

 

Sorry for offtopic, y'all.

 

[Wormerine]

Quite, the good old days were really nice (it's the present times that I'm concerned about) and Martin Scorsese aproves of this as well.

 

We get new masterpieces from time to time:

https://youtu.be/p5j6QOmgMF8

[Ancelor]

Οn a serious note I fear that we’ll have to wait a significant amount of patches to have the game properly balanced.

Subclasses and multiclassing will make it so

[algroth]

 

Also on the subject of Polish cinema, it's awesome! So many great auteurs came from it: Andrzej Wajda, Wojciech Has, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Andrzej Zulawski, Jerzy Skolimowski, Roman Polanski (yes), Krzysztof Zanussi, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Jerzy Hoffmann, Andrzej Munk, and the list goes on. Plenty of talent emerged from there, especially from the polish new wave back in the late 50s.

 

Quite, the good old days were really nice (it's the present times that I'm concerned about) and Martin Scorsese aproves of this as well.

 

Sorry for offtopic, y'all.

 

 

 

Yup, I learned about that a while back and it got me very excited. I'm very interested in the ramifications it'll have regarding proper Blu-Ray releases for several of the films exhibited there. The World Cinema Project already led to the outstanding Criterion release of those respective films, and I hope this means we'll get a Criterion release (or re-release) soon of the Polish ones. On my part, since I've moved to Blu-Ray the only two DVDs I've bought were Wojciech Has' The Hour-Glass Sanatorium and The Saragossa Manuscript - I was visiting the BFI in London at the time and came across these, and seeing that they were available and region-free too (courtesy of Mr. Bongo) I just *had* to have them, what with how dearly I loved these two. Was a good purchase too since the transfers are pretty good, for a DVD. On the other hand Janus Films also send a few copies to Argentina of their touring restorations, to the likes of MALBA or the BAFICI, and here's hoping this'll mean I'll some day get to see more of these films in the big screen (of the films features in Scorsese's catalogue I've only seen Mother Joan of the Angels in theatres - also some Andrzej Zulawski films but they're not part of his project I think).

 

I haven't seen much Polish cinema recently, I admit. I recall really liking Ida but that's about it. So you might be right there (have not enjoyed at all the other couple of recent Polish films I've seen).

Edited March 22, 2018 by algroth

[Messier-31]

 

Quite, the good old days were really nice (it's the present times that I'm concerned about) and Martin Scorsese aproves of this as well.

We get new masterpieces from time to time:

 

 

[Bionick]

 

 

I'm afraid the situation is far more dire that anyone has thought:

 

Garsten and Sawyer have proven to be nothing more than puppets (and

there's video confirmation of this). The true master of this unfolding

mystery continues to elude you. One thing is certain: Someone has

taken a very personal interest in seeking your death, though why, you

are not sure. Your search for answers continues, and the foreboding

Cloakwood forest is your next target.

 

I love you.

[Madscientist]

I am sure the game will be full of trap choices.

 

At the beginning you can chose whatever class you like, but only a few of them can actually finish the game. Only if you have the right class, join the right faction and have some other right choices you can finish the game. In all other cases you will face an unavoidable game over, but only many hours after the choice that doomed you and the game will never tell you what was the wrong choice.

Like you have to be a priest of magram who joines the pirates and romances Xoti, a paladin/rogue who joins the Huana who burns down a village or a conjurer who is cruel and tortures a certain character can finish the game. All other will face game over.

The exact combination of right choices will be different for every sold game and it will change with every update. This means you are doomed if the game updates during your playthrough.

[PK htiw klaw eriF]

The only sidequest is a retelling of Me and Jesus the Pimp in a '79 Granada Last Night.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPr1JLoYLW4

Well now I need to play a toilet obsessed Zizek through the first game, thanks a lot.

You should have already done this.

Still doesn't make it bad.

Better than NWN at least.

 

Also on the subject of Polish cinema, it's awesome! So many great auteurs came from it: Andrzej Wajda, Wojciech Has, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Andrzej Zulawski, Jerzy Skolimowski, Roman Polanski (yes), Krzysztof Zanussi, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Jerzy Hoffmann, Andrzej Munk, and the list goes on. Plenty of talent emerged from there, especially from the polish new wave back in the late 50s.

 

Quite, the good old days were really nice (it's the present times that I'm concerned about) and Martin Scorsese aproves of this as well.

 

Sorry for offtopic, y'all.

 

 

It's not off-topic if Eothas turns out to be Joe Pesci.

[rheingold]

Obs were in so much trouble that they had to approach EA for help. EA said, sure thing brothers, but our guys at bioware will have to take charge... and we are looking for an isometric game along the lines of DA Inquisition. Dumbed down and designed purely for consoles. Might have to spend years and many patches to convert to a workable pc version.

And considering how successful Star Wars has been, largely due to one character, you guys need to add Jar Jar binks as a compulsory companion.

[general_azure]

- The epilogue will be a guy in a suit giving a confusing talk that does not make any sense and gives you no indication whether the story is supposed to be complete or if there will be another game.

- Before that, you might be given the choice between 3 different endings, all of which consist of blowing everything to pieces. The only difference will be the color of the visual effects.

- To expand on a previous post: Unless you make an obscure dialogue choice in the first few minutes, your party will somehow end up in Proxima Centauri and everyone dies. This only happens roughly 20h into the game, of course.

- Your main character is constantly being forced to ask stupid questions about the setting, the answers of which he would absolutely have to know after the first game.

- One of the NPCs constantly makes pop culture references, no matter how poorly they fit

- None of the female characters gets to wear functional clothing or armor

- Last minute overhaul of the magic system: You have to type incantations as text into some input field in order to cast spells. To enforce realism, this field is locked while the game is paused. Typos kill the caster.