I didn’t want to include Brotherhood’s concept art as evidence for anything in my critique because I feel like without context, concept art is like a Rorschach test and people are going to see different things in it, but Brotherhood has some really evocative and cool art out there

okay so make sure you have a full quiver of arrows, equip them, attack, then mid-attack animation, enter your portfolio and unequip the arrows. you should get an error message, that's good. now drop whatever stock you're trying to duplicate. we'll be dining in Rosethorn Hall by week's end

Oblivion Remaster confirmed, announcing tomorrow at 8 AM PT

If your YT viewing experience gets noticeably worse in May, this might be why--new, "optimized ad opportunities". I place midroll ads manually every 25-30ish minutes, at natural breaks, because if I let YT do it automatically they try to do a midroll every eight minutes. I like money, but blegh.

working on a project with the new Joseph Anderson witcher critique playing in the background. who says you can't go home again. life is good*, nature is healing** *i mean, not really, obviously **also wildly untrue, it seems to be getting very much worse

The most brutal assassination in Assassin's Creed history

when i log back in to twitter

oh no if you're a maxxinista looking for a better time might i suggest Zone of Interest

A Thorough Look at Dragon Age (Revised/Expanded/HD) www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrd6...

So on the way out of the Vatican with Mario in AC: Brotherhood, you'll pass some cardinals in prayer. "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

The more I learn about Cesare Borgia the more I think AC: Brotherhood gives us the least interesting interpretation of him. He's constantly described as brilliant, this book describes his lifestyle as "blatantly secular", and then there's this little romp when he was supposed to be a hostage:

Dragonborn is live! Next up is Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, which might be my favorite game of the Ezio trilogy to play, but I think the story kind of collapses in the back half. Should be fun to pick through the pieces though!

oh man, just how i remember it

workshopping a thesis connecting the absurd ubiquity of wicked ads to the same misunderstanding of the average american that lost democrats the election. give it a folksy title and this video essay does numbers.