evilsoup wrote:is it still animated with that fuckugly cgi?
Not that I a fan of the show, but I have to say I don't share your opinion of the visuals. The look of the show is pretty good IMO.
Re: Megashark vs Giant Octopus vs Piranha 3D
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:36 am
by RyanThunder
So they put the 2 girls 1 cup guy in jail, apparently.
I mean, I can't say I'm unhappy to see him punished for producing something like that
otoh I'm pretty sure he's within his rights to
so there's probably something fundamentally wrong with that particular fundamental right, necessitating reform to account for this sort of thing
maybe? no?
Re: Megashark vs Giant Octopus vs Piranha 3D
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:53 am
by RogueIce
Darksi4190 wrote:Man, why do the bad guys get all the really awesome episodes of the Clone Wars?
Just once i'd like them to make an episode about Obi-Wan and Anakin that's as cool and engaging as the ones about Maul and Savage. I don't think they've done that since the Geonosis arc back in season 2.
I thought Slaves of the Republic was really, really well done. Especially the second episode, I was so engaged in it I was literally surprised when the credits hit and didn't know 22 minutes had passed by. That and Obi-wan the Bounty Hunter, especially Anakin's reaction to Kenobi's "death" and the fight between Anakin and the disguised Obi-wan. I'd say good Kenobi/Skywalker moments were also in that Mortis arc, especially the fight between the two and a corrupted Ahsoka.
I think their most standout episodes are when they keep focus on the Clones though. The Umbara arc, the Battle of Kamino, Rookies, Innocents of Ryloth, Gregor being so fucking awesome, etc.
They do some pretty awesome villian episodes, too. Like this one. Obvious setup for the rest of the arc but damn son what a ride. I loved the way they dispatched the Black Sun council.
Overall I can't say I have many complaints. I mean, they can do some good comedy episodes, but stretching that into a four episode arc was a big mistake on their part IMO, and really brought the season to a screeching halt. It probably wasn't helped by doing the Youngling arc right before, and while those episodes were good they were also pretty light-weight compared to what this show has done and the places they've gone. TBH had they done that arc right after, say, Umbara, "Droids" might have come across a bit better as a nice breather after the really heavy stuff from Umbara.
Re: Megashark vs Giant Octopus vs Piranha 3D
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:56 am
by Djinnkitty83
Got the Devil May Cry reboot, played it all the way through, working my way through the harder difficulty levels.
I have to say, all my earlier misgivings turned out to be wrong, and this game is possibly the best installment in the franchise.
Even better is watching the fat-explosion from disgruntled fanboys when people have the temerity to say they actually like the game.
Re: Megashark vs Giant Octopus vs Piranha 3D
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 8:20 am
by Gands
I'm plotting game purchases for cancon, one of which is the German board game Die Macher.
Best review of it:
"I've played Die Macher three times now in my life and I feel that I've accomplished something with this feat. The game is heavy, long, German, and the rules are rough to navigate and filled with Comic Sans font."
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:52 am
by RogueIce
Speaking of games, I haven't yet played Halo 4 and I have no idea when I will, if ever. That said, I can easily listen to this for hours on loop and not get tired of it:
internet wrote:Wonder why there is so many unexplained disease's in this world people like this needs a quick drowning at birth becoz this shit is fucked just like you..inbreeds inbred are you the fucking youtube police..UM NO so get the fuck out of here with your bullshit spelling corrections and I say what the fuck I want I'm only sharing my views
Get fucked freedom of speech like said before she needs good and bad comments unfortunately I'm 1 of them that think she's a fucking runaway mental patient but hey like I said freedom of fucking speech slag
um NO
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 10:41 am
by Aaron
Freedom of speech is apparently the get out of jail monopoly card.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
That's one of the weirdest music videos I've seen in quite awhile.
Dooey Jo wrote:why are you not listening to this for hours and hours? what is your excuse?
It's okay but dunno if I'd listen to it for hours and hours. The beginning had a very nice ethereal feel to it but the main part was...well it was good and I would not be averse to listening to it again but it's just not quite my cup of tea.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:25 am
by Nietzslime
look son if you don't like high-octave ethereal electronicky indie Canadian female vocalists then you and me are going to need to have a fucking talk
because that's about 80% of my jams
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:27 am
by RogueIce
I actually like the general style, it's just something in that one song seems slightly off to me. Not enough to make me say it's bad or even say it isn't good, because it is. But just some slight thing that doesn't make me want to stick it on a loop and leave it running. I can't put my finger on it, though.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:10 pm
by Zablorg
i saw the amazing spider-man and i thought it was pretty rad
it was perhaps a little unfocused which i believe to be the result of cut scenes and the like
but i liked the overall product and it gained a lot of strength towards the end
also it didn't have peter watching his neighbour undress through the window which is always important in a spider-man adaptation, so well done all
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:56 pm
by Phantasee
That track was kinda lame honestly rogue's opinion is valid
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 12:15 am
by Zod
Signed up for a karaoke night on the 29th. No earlier dates available but this ought to be interesting.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:03 am
by timmy
Do a few practice runs into a webcam and post them for us
Get a bit lit first
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:10 am
by Zod
timmy wrote:Do a few practice runs into a webcam and post them for us
Get a bit lit first
That kinda shit's not going up on the internet.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:23 am
by Phantasee
but the internet is anonymous!
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:24 am
by joviwan
so what am I hearing from people about the Clone Wars show? Is it something I should be watching?
opinions of strangers is direly important for me to make decisions.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:26 am
by evilsoup
i watched like two episodes a year ago
it was terrible, like laughably bad, and the animation made my eyes want to vomit blood
ymmv though
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:52 am
by Darksi4190
That could've just been the particular arc you watched. There have been a few stinkers. Most of the eps are at least watchable if not fun, and a rare few story lines have been truly excellent.
Anything involving politics or that tries to portray some sort of social message is to be avoided like the goddamn plague. The writers really do not know what they're doing with those episodes and everything comes off really forced.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:13 am
by Nietzslime
Phantasee wrote:That track was kinda lame honestly rogue's opinion is valid
you don't speak to grimes that way
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:16 am
by thejester
Yeah I didn't rate it - certainly not next to the first one, which was awesome. I dunno, I think they really took heed of the original being derived from old sci-fi serials and used that to drive the story. Which I don't think necessarily suits the material in this case.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:23 am
by Nietzslime
RogueIce wrote:Speaking of games, I haven't yet played Halo 4 and I have no idea when I will, if ever. That said, I can easily listen to this for hours on loop and not get tired of it:
And I can make this claim because I've actually been doing that all night.
also this track is pretty sweet bombastic sepia bloomwise
so that surprises me
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:43 am
by RogueIce
Zod wrote:
timmy wrote:Do a few practice runs into a webcam and post them for us
Get a bit lit first
That kinda shit's not going up on the internet.
Is it a NYC karaoke bar? Because somebody's gonna YouTube that shit.
Phantasee wrote:That track was kinda lame honestly rogue's opinion is valid
Sweet sweet validation.
joviwan wrote:so what am I hearing from people about the Clone Wars show? Is it something I should be watching?
opinions of strangers is direly important for me to make decisions.
It's pretty good, definately gets stronger as they went on.
Watch Rookies or the Battle of Kamino episodes. Actually look them up, watch the one where they train, then Rookies, then the actual Battle of Kamino which makes for a good arc. The way they skip around can be kinda off-putting early on in that respect.
I would've told you to watch Geonosis or Umbara first but no sense ruining everything else you'll watch after.
Re: The Testing Chat III: The Time of Great Chatting
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:45 am
by Phantasee
btw nietz my dude i have a mashup of oblivion and busta rhymes' dangerous