Shrouded by night, but with steady stride.
Alan Wake II is so incredibliy beautiful and cinematic, the art direction is superb. Later in the game there are some crazy sequences you are gonna love for screenshots! (Honestly, a lot othe game is like poster material)
The character movent makes me dizzy as hell though, so I’m having trouble finishing it. ;( but I’ll persevere!
As the saying goes: Not all men but always a man.
completing DS1, DS2, and DS3 within like a month.
Damn, son, you locked in!
victory against it wasn’t very satisfying (I lucked into Siluria’s Tree).
Oh yeah I get it. You do get some control over your build once get some good relics, and (at least in solo expeditions )the game comes down to exploiting ER knowledge to get that build online and, ideally stupildly strong against the boss weakness, or to improvise something that works.
Expeditions do get pretty repetitive tho. It suffers from lack of SotE content, imo. at least the base game, haven’t tried the dlc.
Hope that when you get back to it, it clicks!
currently hopelessly addicted to Elden Ring
Do you consider getting back into nightreign? I feel like with your extensive knowledge of elden ring mechanics you could absolutely demolish it solo. But I understand the repetitive, rouglite element of it is not for everyone.
After Bloodborne was released , everything I saw and read about it online made me feel very curious and drawn to it, specially some of the concept art. It stayed with me for a long time. I wouldn’t get to play it until like 3 almost 4 years later, when I had the chance to borrow a friends console for an extended time.
I was a very on and off “gamer”, and had never been hooked by a game that way before… I didn’t know much about the genre and it was monstrously hard for me in the beginning, but It was also different from everything I had played until then, to me, this was what was missing from gaming before. I got through it and I loved every second of it.
When I got a console of my own I really got into the game in depth, but I didn’t play any other soulslike until Elden Ring came out, and after SotE, I started playing other titles in the genre, so recently-ish… And I’m slowly but surely making my way through the catalogue.
Discovering the lands between was incredible, and that first ER run is forever etched in my memory. Then the dlc recaptured the feeling.
The open world fits Elden Rings story, imo. And that’s why I like it. As a whole, as an art piece. (Even so, I aknowledge that it has many flaws.)
After nightreign and duskbloods I do hope that FS returns to the concept of strong level design. (And other studios follow)
I enjoy reading these so much, even though I’m not a techy person.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I hope I can give my thanks finacially as well soon. <3
DeS also has some naggers, I’ve come to find…
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As long as it’s consensual ! :P
Nice idea. I can help with spanish translation!
So… fun, rewarding and enjoyable?
O: it’s gorgeous! Pretty figurative for someone with abstract_art on their username though!
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excuse my bland attempt at humour
Not really, (l’ve used different brands, tho) but I don’t think it’s the tablet.
have you been using a drawing tablet for long? Or is it something new for you? Maybe you are adjusting to the process. Imo, tablets without display have a significant learning curve.
Also, how long are your drawing sessions? make sure to take breaks!
Or, It could be your posture what’s causing discomfort.
Idk I’m just spitballing here, heh.
Hey! Very cool work. You should post on !artshare@lemmy.world
;)
Lovely color palette
Love it, specially her hair. Locks are very satisfying to draw
For mac there’s
https://wiki.dbzer0.com/adobezii/
Edit:again, haven’t used them. Just sharing the knowledge
I game on console so I don’t think those are settings I can access, there are just some games that do this to me. :( but I’ll pop a dramamine next time I boot it up.