Was VG Cats ever funny/good?
I tried to like it because furries and fitting in at TV Tropes but I couldn't.
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I remember not being particularly impressed by it, though, even as someone who once enjoyed Penny Arcade a great deal
...nah, never mind that; I don't want to spend money on domain name and hosting for a stupid joke.
* free hosting for stupid jokes
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
There was this one comic about bots in L4D2 that I found okay. I think that's about it.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Jeez, that's crass
The mainstream is still very much into first-person and third-person 3D action games with a focus on combat though, for what it's worth.
like, Battlefield 1 for example is a game with a super bleak tone and subject matter that would probably warrant using a muted range of color, and it does so when it fits the narrative (like in the opening mission of the campaign with the Harlem Hellfighters' last stand), but doesn't limit itself to it-- the Ottoman Empire theatre section of the campaign uses the desert setting to great effect, with saturated blue skies, white uniforms and beige sand layering onto each other.
It's actually a quite clever way of drawing the player back into a time period most shooter developers wrote off a long time ago.
>TES is brought up
>but not Morrowind?
I think. I never actually played any of these games myself.