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Post by jer on Sept 4, 2014 16:25:21 GMT -6
So no one answered me about Darkseid's mysterious daughter. Also is this overreacting? I was talking to my friend and she normally is never seen in a dress, so I asked if I could see. She said no, and I asked once more but that made her mad and she refuses to speak to me anymore and put up an angry rant about people not taking no for an answer. Now my thoughts are, if I had asked several more times she'd be in the right, but I only asked a second time. Seems to be a lot of anger over nothing. I'm pretty sure none of us really read DC. That's not true. You read Smallville! I read Wonder Woman and um ... other stuff. edit: TOMORROW IS FRIDAY!!!! TUMIF We've only been back for two weeks and these guys are already starting to drive me up the wall. |
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Post by wyokid on Sept 4, 2014 17:15:04 GMT -6
So no one answered me about Darkseid's mysterious daughter. Also is this overreacting? I was talking to my friend and she normally is never seen in a dress, so I asked if I could see. She said no, and I asked once more but that made her mad and she refuses to speak to me anymore and put up an angry rant about people not taking no for an answer. Now my thoughts are, if I had asked several more times she'd be in the right, but I only asked a second time. Seems to be a lot of anger over nothing. Who's Darkseid? You mean Thanos?! Thanos has a daughter named Gamora. This was covered in the GotG movie so now everybody knows. In The New 52 Darkseid has a daughter. |
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Post by jer on Sept 4, 2014 17:36:42 GMT -6
Who's Darkseid? You mean Thanos?! Thanos has a daughter named Gamora. This was covered in the GotG movie so now everybody knows. In The New 52 Darkseid has a daughter. Silly Wyokid, Darkseid can't have a daughter because Granny Goodness is clearly a man. |
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Post by wyokid on Sept 4, 2014 21:59:43 GMT -6
In The New 52 Darkseid has a daughter. Silly Wyokid, Darkseid can't have a daughter because Granny Goodness is clearly a man. What about Big Barda? |
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Post by jer on Sept 4, 2014 23:21:19 GMT -6
Silly Wyokid, Darkseid can't have a daughter because Granny Goodness is clearly a man. What about Big Barda? Isn't she a married woman to Darkseid's son? Did Darkseid and Mister Miracle double team her? Or is the son just getting sloppy seconds. |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 5, 2014 16:42:48 GMT -6
• I read some DC but I'm not what you'd call a regular reader. • Me and my girlfriend looked after my three year-old nephew yesterday. It was sooooo nice. He's such a smart, beautiful boy. If I had the money I'd have ten kids!!  • Serious question. Does Fox News actually report any factual news, or is it just opinionated rubbish? Everything on there is a profoundly disgusting display of propaganda, bigotry views, vanity, ignorance and arrogance times a million. And all it does is further expose a profoundly sick culture of television. It's like the presenters are celebrity/gossip magazine journalists instead of actual News presenters. Where's the sense of professionalism? It's literally like they take pride in being completely manipulative, cruel and just so gosh darn wrong about everything. How can anyone take so much pride in being so wrong about everything they say? It's just discriminatory, ignorant bias after discriminatory, ignorant bias. Never in my life have I witnessed such atrocity. Seriously. I'm gobsmacked. All I can do is take comfort in the fact that they're so terrified by people like Stephen Fry, Russell Brand and George Galloway exposing them, whilst they don't realise that they're actually exposing themselves by attempting to expose the celebrities that expose them, by diverting away from the issues they bring up. Do people actually listen to this bulls**t? I can't believe it's gotten this bad. I'm not angry anymore, but watching Fox News is a very frustrating experience. It's disgusting. • I haven't watched any Attack on Titan in almost two weeks! I can't wait to plunge back into it's incredible awe-inspiring awesomeness. • TGS in two weeks!! "Reports" are flooding in everywhere that the Final Fantasy VII Remake will get an officially confirmed announcement on the 18th. I honestly believe it's going to happen this time. I know " reported information" isn't usually correct, but there's been a great deal from lots of apparently reliable sources lately, so I'm hopeful. • If you don't own a current-gen games console or a really powerful PC and you're not planning on getting one soon even though you love gaming, I feel sorry for you because DEEP DOWN's gameplay is the stuff of dreams. It's time for gamers everywhere to play exactly what they've always dreamt about (except virtual reality :/ ) and it's this generation of gaming that CAN and WILL make those gaming dreams come true (except for virtual reality :/ ). • I'm going to post some really awesome gameplay videos now. There'll be a few. I'm sorry but this forum only allows one video per post. But this is the future of gaming so it's sufficient.  This is Deep Down. A third-person view dungeon crawler and a hardcore RPG/Action hybrid. You're a dragon slayer. This is all in-game footage. Sorry that it's all in Japanese. |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 5, 2014 16:46:30 GMT -6
But this is pure awesomesauce right here. Deep Down's Online Multiplayer. Check it.
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 5, 2014 16:53:04 GMT -6
But this is my most anticipated upcoming game. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. 30 minutes of brand new gameplay.
Look at me, I'm posting pornography on a comic book forum. Lol.
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 5, 2014 17:31:58 GMT -6
But this is my most anticipated upcoming game. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. 30 minutes of brand new gameplay. Look at me, I'm posting pornography on a comic book forum. Lol. This looks really good, but the game I'm most excited to be playing is The Last of Us: Remastered. |
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Post by Wolverine12 on Sept 6, 2014 1:35:58 GMT -6
But this is my most anticipated upcoming game. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. 30 minutes of brand new gameplay. Look at me, I'm posting pornography on a comic book forum. Lol. This looks really good, but the game I'm most excited to be playing is The Last of Us: Remastered. I played it when it first came out for the PS3 and it was just as awesome for the PS4. One of the best games ever made imo. |
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 6, 2014 3:33:12 GMT -6
This looks really good, but the game I'm most excited to be playing is The Last of Us: Remastered. I played it when it first came out for the PS3 and it was just as awesome for the PS4. One of the best games ever made imo. I was so disappointed when I learned that it was PS3 exclusive, because I have a 360, but I'm getting a PS4 soon, so I'm really excited to be finally playing it. |
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Post by wyokid on Sept 6, 2014 8:39:51 GMT -6
This looks really good, but the game I'm most excited to be playing is The Last of Us: Remastered. I played it when it first came out for the PS3 and it was just as awesome for the PS4. One of the best games ever made imo. That game was incredible. So emotional too. |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 6, 2014 9:19:41 GMT -6
The Last Us is testament to the fact that Naughty Dog are amazing at making excellent shooters with incredible stories. The Last of Us has one of the best endings I've played. And as a whole it's one of the best games I've played in recent years.
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 6, 2014 12:51:03 GMT -6
Bioshock: Infinite was my favourite game of 2013, but if I had played The Last of Us, I'm sure that would have taken it's place. What I love about the The Last of Us ending is that it wasn't a happy or sad ending, and everyone was pretty confused as to whether they liked it or not.
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 6, 2014 14:05:24 GMT -6
Bioshock: Infinite was my favourite game of 2013, Our tastes in gaming are strikingly similar. Before you posted that I was literally just pondering on which I prefer, The Last of Us or Bioshock: Infinite. Those two are my favourite games on PS3, definitely, with Elder Scrolls V: SKYRIM possibly coming in third. I think what's perhaps the best plot element one can provide for a story is moral ambiguity. It's why The Walking Dead, Utopia and Breaking Bad are some of my favourite TV series'. Moral logic vs the more logical survival logic, making the viewer/reader/gamer question their own ethics, logic and rationale.. The best I've seen it done is in Utopia. That really makes you question your own thinking. So clever. What I love about the ending of The Last of Us is that you're passionately supportive of Joel's decision, even though he's wrong. Personally, I think it's the most inventive plot device one can use in fiction. It tricks you with your own emotion responses. And now I'm hooked. I can't wait for The Last of Us 2. |
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Post by Wolverine12 on Sept 6, 2014 17:16:29 GMT -6
Bioshock: Infinite was my favourite game of 2013, Our tastes in gaming are strikingly similar. Before you posted that I was literally just pondering on which I prefer, The Last of Us or Bioshock: Infinite. Those two are my favourite games on PS3, definitely, with Elder Scrolls V: SKYRIM possibly coming in third. I think what's perhaps the best plot element one can provide for a story is moral ambiguity. It's why The Walking Dead, Utopia and Breaking Bad are some of my favourite TV series'. Moral logic vs the more logical survival logic, making the viewer/reader/gamer question their own ethics, logic and rationale.. The best I've seen it done is in Utopia. That really makes you question your own thinking. So clever. What I love about the ending of The Last of Us is that you're passionately supportive of Joel's decision, even though he's wrong. Personally, I think it's the most inventive plot device one can use in fiction. It tricks you with your own emotion responses. And now I'm hooked. I can't wait for The Last of Us 2. I don't know if I agree with Joel's choice, I can understand it but weighing it against the world entirely is so tough. It is probably one of my favorite games of all time. |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 6, 2014 20:27:22 GMT -6
Our tastes in gaming are strikingly similar. Before you posted that I was literally just pondering on which I prefer, The Last of Us or Bioshock: Infinite. Those two are my favourite games on PS3, definitely, with Elder Scrolls V: SKYRIM possibly coming in third. I think what's perhaps the best plot element one can provide for a story is moral ambiguity. It's why The Walking Dead, Utopia and Breaking Bad are some of my favourite TV series'. Moral logic vs the more logical survival logic, making the viewer/reader/gamer question their own ethics, logic and rationale.. The best I've seen it done is in Utopia. That really makes you question your own thinking. So clever. What I love about the ending of The Last of Us is that you're passionately supportive of Joel's decision, even though he's wrong. Personally, I think it's the most inventive plot device one can use in fiction. It tricks you with your own emotion responses. And now I'm hooked. I can't wait for The Last of Us 2. I don't know if I agree with Joel's choice, I can understand it but weighing it against the world entirely is so tough. It is probably one of my favorite games of all time. Yeah, that's what I meant. When the climax kicks off you're emotionally dedicated to Joel saving her, even though you know it's the wrong decision. It gets you like that. |
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 7, 2014 3:48:14 GMT -6
Our tastes in gaming are strikingly similar. Before you posted that I was literally just pondering on which I prefer, The Last of Us or Bioshock: Infinite. Those two are my favourite games on PS3, definitely, with Elder Scrolls V: SKYRIM possibly coming in third. I think what's perhaps the best plot element one can provide for a story is moral ambiguity. It's why The Walking Dead, Utopia and Breaking Bad are some of my favourite TV series'. Moral logic vs the more logical survival logic, making the viewer/reader/gamer question their own ethics, logic and rationale.. The best I've seen it done is in Utopia. That really makes you question your own thinking. So clever. What I love about the ending of The Last of Us is that you're passionately supportive of Joel's decision, even though he's wrong. Personally, I think it's the most inventive plot device one can use in fiction. It tricks you with your own emotion responses. And now I'm hooked. I can't wait for The Last of Us 2. I don't know if I agree with Joel's choice, I can understand it but weighing it against the world entirely is so tough. It is probably one of my favorite games of all time. I see it as that Joel didn't care about humanity. Humans killed his daughter, and Joel no longer cared about the world, because Ellie was his world. |
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 7, 2014 3:48:55 GMT -6
Bioshock: Infinite was my favourite game of 2013, Our tastes in gaming are strikingly similar. Before you posted that I was literally just pondering on which I prefer, The Last of Us or Bioshock: Infinite. Those two are my favourite games on PS3, definitely, with Elder Scrolls V: SKYRIM possibly coming in third. I think what's perhaps the best plot element one can provide for a story is moral ambiguity. It's why The Walking Dead, Utopia and Breaking Bad are some of my favourite TV series'. Moral logic vs the more logical survival logic, making the viewer/reader/gamer question their own ethics, logic and rationale.. The best I've seen it done is in Utopia. That really makes you question your own thinking. So clever. What I love about the ending of The Last of Us is that you're passionately supportive of Joel's decision, even though he's wrong. Personally, I think it's the most inventive plot device one can use in fiction. It tricks you with your own emotion responses. And now I'm hooked. I can't wait for The Last of Us 2. Have you played the Burial at Sea DLC for Bioshock: Infinite? |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 7, 2014 6:19:24 GMT -6
Have you played the Burial at Sea DLC for Bioshock: Infinite? No, I haven't. Have you? Is it good? |
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 7, 2014 8:05:28 GMT -6
Have you played the Burial at Sea DLC for Bioshock: Infinite? No, I haven't. Have you? Is it good? I've played episode one, but not two. I enjoyed it. It's set in Rapture. There's also a new vigor/plasmid called Old Man Winter which shoots ice. Not much happens in the first DLC, but by the end of the second DLC, both Bioshock: Infinite and the original Bioshock have their stories tie-in to each other, and come to a close. |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 7, 2014 14:25:43 GMT -6
I've played episode one, but not two. I enjoyed it. It's set in Rapture. There's also a new vigor/plasmid called Old Man Winter which shoots ice. Not much happens in the first DLC, but by the end of the second DLC, both Bioshock: Infinite and the original Bioshock have their stories tie-in to each other, and come to a close. I just looked up the story of the DLC on Wikipedia. Wow. That's mental. I'll dig out my PS3 from my cupboard and download it. I really hope we get a movie some day. I know there was going to be but movie studios don't want to take the chance, with the financial risk it would be in visually capturing the extraordinary worlds of places like Rapture and Columbus, when so many videogame to movie projects have flopped. It's a shame because I think it would be a huge success. I'd like an animated movie at least. More people need to experience it's crazy genius. Here are some concept images that were from the (cancelled) Bioshock movie. www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=92868What's going to be the new setting for the next Bioshock game? Underground? In space? On Mars? Underground on Mars?.. Unfortunately, the developer, Irrational Games went bust earlier this year. Bioshock publisher, 2K Games still owns the franchise, and promises that Bioshock will eventually be back with a new developer at the helm. gamerant.com/bioshock-sequel-2k-games-irrational-new-setting/ |
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Post by Spiderx3000 on Sept 7, 2014 16:00:12 GMT -6
I've played episode one, but not two. I enjoyed it. It's set in Rapture. There's also a new vigor/plasmid called Old Man Winter which shoots ice. Not much happens in the first DLC, but by the end of the second DLC, both Bioshock: Infinite and the original Bioshock have their stories tie-in to each other, and come to a close. I just looked up the story of the DLC on Wikipedia. Wow. That's mental. I'll dig out my PS3 from my cupboard and download it. I really hope we get a movie some day. I know there was going to be but movie studios don't want to take the chance, with the financial risk it would be in visually capturing the extraordinary worlds of places like Rapture and Columbus, when so many videogame to movie projects have flopped. It's a shame because I think it would be a huge success. I'd like an animated movie at least. More people need to experience it's crazy genius. Here are some concept images that were from the (cancelled) Bioshock movie. www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=92868What's going to be the new setting for the next Bioshock game? Underground? In space? On Mars? Underground on Mars?.. Unfortunately, the developer, Irrational Games went bust earlier this year. Bioshock publisher, 2K Games still owns the franchise, and promises that Bioshock will eventually be back with a new developer at the helm. gamerant.com/bioshock-sequel-2k-games-irrational-new-setting/I wouldn't want a movie. Games don't usually translate well to the big screen, although it would be cool to see a Big Daddy on the big screen. Also, I'm not happy about 2K still having the IP. Bioshock was Irrational's IP, and it would be hard to see anyone else making a Bioshock game, but I'm open to it. |
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Sept 7, 2014 16:50:01 GMT -6
I wouldn't want a movie. Games don't usually translate well to the big screen, although it would be cool to see a Big Daddy on the big screen. Also, I'm not happy about 2K still having the IP. Bioshock was Irrational's IP, and it would be hard to see anyone else making a Bioshock game, but I'm open to it. Yeah, it will be difficult for 2K to find a developer as good as Irrational Games. Hopefully some of the staff will be moved over. I can't imagine a whole new team developing it and I really hope some of the old team stay on. Thing is about publishers though is that they own the property. Like comic book publishers and movie studios, they're mainly extremely wealthy businesses that provide funding and resources for a developer/writer/director to make a creative project and buy and own the creative rights in return. That's the financial world for you. But Sony are now doing something truly extraordinary in the gaming world. They're allowing all developers who come to make a game exclusively for PS4 to self publish their own games, whilst providing them with resources. This is huge. Every developer in the world is going to want this. Well, at least all the ones that don't have a publisher already owning their games. Sony don't want to own game franchises. They just want the contract exclusives. And at the same time, they're revolutionising and radically altering the publishing world of gaming, which is arguably the most lucrative industry in the world. And there's no doubt that all creative developers want to own their own licences. But 2K certainly aren't going to sell off their Bioshock franchise. Irrational may have made the Bioshock franchise and come up with it, but it's not their game. It happens all the time. Thankfully though, most games publishers are very supportive of their developers most of the time, and give them lots of time and resources. It's just a shame 2K didn't help Irrational Games stay afloat. Konami would never do something like that to Kojima Games. There's still plenty I don't understand about the gaming industry though. Why hasn't anybody picked up the rights to Time Splitters yet?? |
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Post by thecrimson on Sept 7, 2014 17:47:31 GMT -6
I've procrastinated on recording more gameplay footage of Watch Dogs and now I have only a few days until Destiny comes out for me to finish it. Do you think I can finish Watch Dogs before the 9th?
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Post by wyokid on Sept 7, 2014 21:02:09 GMT -6
Hey Wolverine12, did you like Wolverine: Origin?
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Post by Wolverine12 on Sept 7, 2014 23:17:08 GMT -6
Hey Wolverine12, did you like Wolverine: Origin? The one first one or Origin 2 that came out recently. I liked both, but the "Origins" series by Way was a bit of a roller coaster. |
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Post by wyokid on Sept 8, 2014 0:47:51 GMT -6
Hey Wolverine12, did you like Wolverine: Origin? The one first one or Origin 2 that came out recently. I liked both, but the "Origins" series by Way was a bit of a roller coaster. First one. I finally got around to reading it. What did you like about it? |
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Post by thecrimson on Sept 8, 2014 9:58:05 GMT -6
So I heard DC was working on shopping a Supergirl TV show around to some networks. Who would you cast as her?  |
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Post by wyokid on Sept 8, 2014 11:44:22 GMT -6
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