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Ha! I remember skulking around that level for so long the first time around. I wonder if Thi4f is going to have such replay value - you know, trying to find all dem secrets and loot etc. Some of those kowapangaa jumps in the video are ridiculous, though :surprised:

Oh, snap, Atomkilla - that book has some really great illustrations in it. That is all gold: art & illustration in one. No discounts for a children's book either :seriouslyno: Honestly? I got a full set of paperbacks from one publisher. All the books, but the Hobbit. I read through Silmarillion...

Can you spot it in this list? http://www.kulichki.com/tolkien/arhiv/ugolok/ob_hobbit.shtml

You can toggle cheat-vision on and off in the options menu. I've been waiting for a sequel for so long that I might give in at one point and get it at a Steam sale... I hear the story is shit and might spoil ghosting attempts, but on the whole there might be good challenges. Has anybody...

The image below is from Hobbit translated into Estonian and here the illustrator has drunk elves without pointy ears, but with BEARDS :V

That thing you posted Akratus is way cooler. The power helmet and rifle they look... Fake :cool: More like a toy, collectable miniature, than a museum replica (I have to admit, though, that probably most museums in the world have shitty replicas with some amazing examples). This is just some 3D...

I actually have several sets without illustrations (Silmarillion through LotR) - both in English and in my home language - a calendar notebook :wiggle: with original Tolkien art that I never wrote in but kept with the books and an awesome old translated edition of The Hobbit with illustrations...

Oho! Which book is that? I didn't know there were illustrated Silmarillions going around. I googled and got one with Ted Nasmith's illustrations:

Can't say about stats, but several skills like science and doctor affect dialogues in New Reno and Vault City for example.

That looks pretty sweet :grin: I especially like the night scene.

Fascinating :|

Actually I was trolling a little. Arcanum's setting is still different from what you described. The magic/tech opposition is there and tech is younger than magic, but there it basically ends. If you've played it then you probably remember that it has mana for magic (Fatigue?) so magic is not...

Okaya - I have a book I've misplaced. I read like half of it, but for some reason never finished and then after a few moves it is in one of the ~75 unlabeled boxes of books. It is a ghost story. About a haunted house :cool: The part that I read told the story of a family that moved in and the...

Arcanum!

Dude, let it go. Why don't you drop this crusade and go look at some other threads on NMA and discuss the last film you saw or some (other) book you read. For several posts now you seem to miss all the red lights, bells, whistles and a fog horn going off that should tell you that you have no...

Yup, Pix, it was good ol' J. R. R. himself that sold the rights for filmmaking. He was low on cash and he got something ridiculous for it. Pennies.

I bought several art books from Amazon because they were not sold in the stores in my region. But when they arrived they'd slapped several taxes on top of the Amazon price so in the end I paid three times as much :mad: I made a promise to read all the fine print and click on all links and google...

That's another thing, yeah - most films (anything that's not inspired by actual real world history) have a very similar look to 'em. Especially the sci fi/fantasy ones. All the art is made by concept artists. I think there are probably only a few alright concept dudes out there, but most of 'em...

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Word. About the RoboCop remake's relevance: I liked the "commentary" on US imperialistic character and world domination by military robots. I think that was the best part of the writing. The plot itself was rather redundant. I even prefer the original origin story better than the "realistic...