Emphasis theirs. Wtf is this shit. There were examples of the same in Torment:TON.The wood feels neither warm, nor cold, but simply gray.
Speaking of VO...
If it's anything like the EA there's typos everywhere.First example of top-of-the-line writing:
Emphasis theirs. Wtf is this shit. There were examples of the same in Torment:TON.The wood feels neither warm, nor cold, but simply gray.
If it's anything like the EA there's typos everywhere.First example of top-of-the-line writing:
Emphasis theirs. Wtf is this shit. There were examples of the same in Torment:TON.The wood feels neither warm, nor cold, but simply gray.
Just to clarify, I wasn't saying the "gray" was a typo. I was saying that, if the full release is anything like the EA version, you'll be finding typos pretty frequently. I saw the use of an apostrophe to refer to the plural of a noun.If it's anything like the EA there's typos everywhere.First example of top-of-the-line writing:
Emphasis theirs. Wtf is this shit. There were examples of the same in Torment:TON.The wood feels neither warm, nor cold, but simply gray.
There is no typo, it's just shit writing, as in shitty use of the English language. Like an 8 year-old putting on his best Oscar Wylde impression.
In fact, that line could have been straight from NuTorment. No one knows how to express themselves any more. I blame the Internet. And millennials.
And yes, the "wylde" thing was intentional, to prove my pointe.
You just didn't have idea about shitstorm I observing on some Russian imageboard for animekids.Looks like it's getting small review bombing from Russian/French/German players. Review score has dropped under 90.
I appreciate women who squat.those are some proper wrapped around my head and cum legs...
You mean "to prove mine pointe" of course.There is no typo, it's just shit writing, as in shitty use of the English language. Like an 8 year-old putting on his best Oscar Wylde impression.
And yes, the "wylde" thing was intentional, to prove my pointe.
So my favourite RPG archetype is usually a dwarf with a giant smash hammer, here tho it seems their natural trait is "+1 sneaking". I don't exactly wanna play a rogue so what about Wayfarer? A survivalist of sorts, with animal talk, trap disarming, bow etc. Is that a way to maximize the natural talent? Or does it matter fuck all in the long run and I can just pick whatever profession I like?
It's called roleplaying faggot
They are trying to have their cake and eat it...
Great. It's fully voice acted. That's where the budget went, instead of giving us a graphics engine from this century.
Millennials mang. I just knew millennials would fuck up this game because redding is teh hard.
Great. It's fully voice acted. That's where the budget went, instead of giving us a graphics engine from this century.
Millennials mang. I just knew millennials would fuck up this game because redding is teh hard.
It's called roleplaying faggot
In all my years of pen & paper I don't recall ever stating "I tell her that I wish to defecate on her countenance" instead of just talking to whatever character the GM is currently playing and say "Imma shit on yo head ya damned hoe" except perhaps when we were kids and thought that's how you done did it