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“A man can have anything, if he is willing to sacrifice. With your birth comes a solemn vow: You will have nothing. Your privilege is the dirt. In the darkness, only ambition will guide you. The oath you swear, the promises you make, they are yours alone. Your freedom will be the wars you wage. Your birthright the losses you suffer. Your entitlement, the pain you endure. And when darkness finds you, you will face it alone.” ⚫ Eternal Emperor Valkorion
Yoo guess what I've been playing
I just started this again as well!
II VOSS II
Voss was a terrestrial planet in the Voss system located in Allied Tion sector of the Outer Rim Territories. Originally only having one native sentient species known as Gormak, the planet was discovered by the ancient Sith who used Voss for its resources, until the Jedi arrived to drive them off. Seeking allies among the natives, the Jedi taught some of the Gormak tribes on how to use the Force, but the Gormak were unprepared and those tribes radically evolved into a different looking species named the Voss. Wookieepedia
got fallout worms in the brain so I redrew a piece from ~8 years ago
full piece + lineart (I like it more than the finished work) is below the cut!
Amazing artwork!
Some companions and a puppy.
Looking forward of trying out New Vegas in the future!
Hey, just so you know, this artwork is amazing!
Sittin' on the dock of the bay...
been watching a lot of video essays on live service games and the current state of them and at the very fucking least, you can boot up and play veilguard today and will be able to in the next five years. ten. twenty. so on.
Oh my god yeah I was just thinking about this because I watched that Destin interview with Mark Darrah the other day and Darrah was talking about how surreal Anthem shutting down to him is because it's the first time he's had a game that is like. Totally gone. And what's so crazymaking about that is like. Dragon Age got sabotaged for Anthem, Mass Effect got sabotaged for Anthem, hundreds of people left because the studio was flipped upside down in order to make Anthem, Anthem was a huge fucking flop, the most recent Dragon Age was then a huge fucking flop, hundreds of people he worked with for decades have now been laid off, and now it's as if that game never happened. All that, for a game that literally got disappeared. Insane!!
I just finished watching Austin Eruption's video on Marvel's Avengers but did watch his Anthem video when it dropped the other day.
It really, really, REALLY cannot be understated how much corporate greed completely tore into every single piece of Bioware, it's people, and it's projects. I've simmered with the Schreier article for years and with the final shutdown, I've been reminded of the sheer mismanagement it and everything else all underwent.
The franchise that devs have gone on record to say is the lesser of the two flagships, the one EA decided wasn't worth the same amount of internal support as the flashy space shooter military game was the franchise that outsold it in spite of this lack of internal support. Not even just outselling, but completely blowing any expectations out of the water for it's success. It had multiplayer with packs, it got the ever sought after casual gamer market, it even launched merchandise sales! Even though they already hobbled DAI (and DA2 if we're being honest) it still did All Of That.
But that still wasn't enough, because it didn't make as much as a fucking gacha or live service game or the laughable concept of endless money in general.
Despite them hollowing out Bioware with it's decisions, losing several key members that you know, MADE both of the flagship franchises what they are, making Bioware create in a genre they never had in the past, EA still pushed on ahead to a game that was poorly received all across the board. And despite DESPITE all of this misery, wasted money, time, people, all of that, they didn't even fucking want it in the end. They pulled the plug on something that could of saved it, or at least gave it some form of life in Anthem 2.0 because it didn't meet short-term profits, who gives a shit about long-term. Not EA!
The staggering cost of this live service game no one seemed to want vs what it ended up being is so sobering to look at then and now. And how it affected literally everything moving forward from that point. Like, really thinking the problem with their first live service game that they purposely crippled and lost so much on, was it wasn't an established IP, then oops there's no money in that now, reboot it, and we'll fire everyone for their troubles.
I sit here with all of this and just wonder how out-of-touch the suits can be, and how I wish I could say it's deeply malicious but I know it's not. It's just business. And I think that's worse.
been watching a lot of video essays on live service games and the current state of them and at the very fucking least, you can boot up and play veilguard today and will be able to in the next five years. ten. twenty. so on.
Oh my god yeah I was just thinking about this because I watched that Destin interview with Mark Darrah the other day and Darrah was talking about how surreal Anthem shutting down to him is because it's the first time he's had a game that is like. Totally gone. And what's so crazymaking about that is like. Dragon Age got sabotaged for Anthem, Mass Effect got sabotaged for Anthem, hundreds of people left because the studio was flipped upside down in order to make Anthem, Anthem was a huge fucking flop, the most recent Dragon Age was then a huge fucking flop, hundreds of people he worked with for decades have now been laid off, and now it's as if that game never happened. All that, for a game that literally got disappeared. Insane!!
I just finished watching Austin Eruption's video on Marvel's Avengers but did watch his Anthem video when it dropped the other day.
It really, really, REALLY cannot be understated how much corporate greed completely tore into every single piece of Bioware, it's people, and it's projects. I've simmered with the Schreier article for years and with the final shutdown, I've been reminded of the sheer mismanagement it and everything else all underwent.
The franchise that devs have gone on record to say is the lesser of the two flagships, the one EA decided wasn't worth the same amount of internal support as the flashy space shooter military game was the franchise that outsold it in spite of this lack of internal support. Not even just outselling, but completely blowing any expectations out of the water for it's success. It had multiplayer with packs, it got the ever sought after casual gamer market, it even launched merchandise sales! Even though they already hobbled DAI (and DA2 if we're being honest) it still did All Of That.
But that still wasn't enough, because it didn't make as much as a fucking gacha or live service game or the laughable concept of endless money in general.
Despite them hollowing out Bioware with it's decisions, losing several key members that you know, MADE both of the flagship franchises what they are, making Bioware create in a genre they never had in the past, EA still pushed on ahead to a game that was poorly received all across the board. And despite DESPITE all of this misery, wasted money, time, people, all of that, they didn't even fucking want it in the end. They pulled the plug on something that could of saved it, or at least gave it some form of life in Anthem 2.0 because it didn't meet short-term profits, who gives a shit about long-term. Not EA!
The staggering cost of this live service game no one seemed to want vs what it ended up being is so sobering to look at then and now. And how it affected literally everything moving forward from that point. Like, really thinking the problem with their first live service game that they purposely crippled and lost so much on, was it wasn't an established IP, then oops there's no money in that now, reboot it, and we'll fire everyone for their troubles.
I sit here with all of this and just wonder how out-of-touch the suits can be, and how I wish I could say it's deeply malicious but I know it's not. It's just business. And I think that's worse.
Rest easy, Freelancer.
I’ll miss this game…
Such a fun game hamstrung by EA incompetence moving the goal post and getting rid of part of the team halfway through. The Anthem Next team could have saved this but they were never really given the chance. Strong Alone, Stronger Together..
S T O R M
Rest in peace, Anthem.
Contra Style! ‘Operation C’ Game Boy
My latest toon! Imperial Chiss Agent Commando!
My drunken monk finally made it to Baldur's Gate in our group playthrough!
Dragon Age: Monochrome
You’re not depressed. You just need $250,000 in your bank account.
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