Yeah as soon as I saw that vid I thought you'd most probably be interested in that. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
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Yeah as soon as I saw that vid I thought you'd most probably be interested in that. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
Thanks again. I'm looking forward to seeing the next video. He promises to concentrate on the games.
Thats the most fascinating video I've seen in a while.
Here’s a video my daughter made about a year ago. I thought it was awesome, so when she started posting videos on YouTube recently, I especially wanted her to upload this one.
I think this is actually a bit better than Last Jedi...
https://youtu.be/bvGEufpgz10
I don't dislike Final Fantasy XV. I platinumed it. However, it does have many issues esp at launch. I won't go into gameplay or mechanics of what is really wrong with the game. No, what I will do is compare it to Final Fantasy XII in the opening of each game that is the most important narrative to set the game up.
Final Fantasy XII & FFXV start with a similar premise. But execute it so wildly different. FFXII shows you the death of a family member during an invasion that sets the pathos for the rest of the game. FFXV same thing..except it doesn't show you. You read it in a newspaper. Putting aside they have smartphones. The game does not show you the invasion or the death. Just some lines of text after you do some menial side quests them stay at a hotel. Final Fantasy XII tutorial area is a family member of the main character, during an invasion you play in and get to witness the events. You watch him die. It's a great way to set it up. I'm not going to comment on Noctis vs Vaan as characters. That's a whole other thing. Still, it's just a sample of what's wrong with FFXV narrative. XV had great potential to be remembered as one of the better FF stories. It shipped incomplete and making people watch a movie that really could have been summed up in the opening 10-15 min of the game was bad form. Maybe with all the DLC, it will be complete someday but by then it's too late. Everyone moved on and already made up their mind.
If there’s a performing arts / creative arts school in your area you should consider encouraging your daughter to apply if she’s still interested in the subject when the time comes. In Philadelphia Theres the Philadelphia High School For Creative and Performing Arts which usually referred to as CAPA and is considered one of the best schools in the Philadelphia school district.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrMatthews
I am feeling a little empathy for that knucklehead Thief.
Thief, I hope you are using your time wisely and are looking for a job. All the best!
Haha you had to at least take a slight jab towards the guyQuote:
Originally Posted by SEGA.GENESIS1989
I saw this shirt the other day, and it reminded me of Thief:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DHyA00BXoAAz4Ef.jpg
Is that a hot topic shirt? So much edge.
I'm sorry but fucking LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
^ Could be worse. Could be a V-neck T-shirt. ugh... I just am amazed people actually wear crap like this. OOH, I'M EDGY!
Speaking of edgy, I love the shirts that James Hatfield wore when he was much much younger.
http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...8497E8181D.jpg
http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...F7ABCE17AF.jpg
(He is the lead singer of Metallica, SegataS)