I mod a worryingly growing list of communities. Ask away if you have any questions or issues with any of the communities.
I also run the hobby and nerd interest website scratch-that.org.
Sketchbook. On work trips, I always finish one drawing every night as a way to get out of a work headspace.
All the companions in FO1 are super buggy and don’t give enough control to keep them from being a liability. Ian is infamous for his SMG bursts for a reason. None of the three available humans have any real narrative behind them either, they are all just gun jockies hanging around who decide to follow you. At least Dogmeat doesn’t spray 10mm rounds into my back.
FO2 is way more viable as a party game, and the party members are actually varied and interesting, but putting points into charisma to get a good amount of them honestly pains me to do.
I don’t normally play FO1 or 2 with human companions. I’ve done it to see what the games have to offer, but I gravitate towards going without them on normal playthroughs. I do have a soft spot for FO1 dogmeat. I like the two methods of recruiting him, and that he’s a true mutt instead of the modern German shepherd look.
In Fallout Tactics, I’ve got to give it up to my friend Pipboy. Just a mascot costumed weirdo wandering the wasteland with an FN FAL.
The interior looks like a trendy, wannabe-upscale Mexican restaurant staffed entirely by hipsters who don’t know how to make good Mexican food.
First off, through Frank all things are possible, so jot that down.
From the moment I understood the weakness of your squirt bottle, it disgusted me. I craved the taste and munch of snacks. I aspired to the yum of the blessed machine. Your kind cling to your rules about the countertop, as though I will listen. One day the willpower you use yell at me will wither, and you will stop begging my kind to eat food in the kitchen. But I am already eating food in the kitchen, for the zoomies are immortal…
There is, but nothing I can find online is great quality. There are various collections of Wally Wood’s art for sale, but they are unreasonably expensive. The snippet I posted was from a physical copy of Epic Illustrated April 1982 that has a tribute section to the Wally.
More pics:
The cover of the issue.
The tribute showing a snippet of his drawing range. He could do light hearted goofy comics or serious action pieces.
I think she slightly tripped on her cape and is trying to play it off as seductively lounging.
The actual clips seem to show quite a lot of the signature bleakness of the show itself. The trailer seems to have just slapped a poppy song with on-the-nose lyrics over the visuals to make it seem more “fun”.
Roleplaying. Playing a role.
I’ve supported every end game faction at least once.
That’s my point though. If it was some random person it’s whatever. A writer saying it gives a window into the headspace of the writing team.
It’s an unknown “link” because there isn’t actually any connective tissue aside from FO4 protagonist being a former soldier. This is just a memberberry for the sake of a memberberry.
The only time I’ve seen people have consistent issues with Pmags is when they habitually squeeze 31 rounds into them.
I don’t think so.
I was assuming filming was already happening or done so the movie could release in 2025, given The Penguin show’s obvious purpose as a public reminder of the Pattinson Batman universe.
Look at the guy in the far right of the original photo vs the photo I put up. He has a fairly normal skintone in the photo I put in, and is positively oranged up in the OP photo. I think he is a good barometer of the change. This isn’t to say RFK is a baseline normal looking person, but two things can be true- RFK looks weird and the colors were heightened, with one result being exaggerating the tone that was already there for him.
If you don’t want to see the difference in the hue/saturation/vibrancy between the photos, I think continuing back and forth would be pointless. The colors are to my eye, clearly tweaked. In the OP image even Ronald Reagan looks like he used a little spray tan. Somehow the deep brown-grey shadow on the side of his face took on a significantly more red tint, despite this being a flat painting photographed in identical lighting between both photos.
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What a loss.