#game armor

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same armor on human, centaur, and merfolk frames, this time with 100% more koi fish and cool sashes

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same clothing/armor design on humans, centaurs, and merfolk in different colors

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garbage screenshot but this is my favorite game armor of any game ever

That's a hireling who I rescued from the wall of a regional shopping mall he was propped against after getting fired from Hot Topic.

He's not actually drow, he just tells ppl he is because it sounds cool

his real name is Sean but he goes by C'er'eaf because he wanted to be a typeface and graphic designer.

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[Feature] Hands-On With Game Armor's Legendary Controller Shells

[Feature] Hands-On With Game Armor’s Legendary Controller Shells

Who doesn’t love the idea of customizing their video game controller to suit their likeness or personal preferences? It can be a simple as a single logo or icon of their favourite video game character, or perhaps it is decorated from head to toe in an elaborate design. Of course, most of the time we don’t need to customize our controllers because we can usually find a controller with a design we…

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Legendary Controllers Indiegogo Project Is Go!

Legendary Controllers Indiegogo Project Is Go!

We recently posted during the week about an Indiegogo Project For Nintendo Switch Pro Controller shells. The shells are being manufactured by Game Armor and are inspired by designs of that from the Legend of Zelda series. There are four different legendary designs to choose from along with several different tiers to opt in on. The Indiegogo Project is now live and can be found using this link.…

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Legendary Controllers Project Coming Soon To Indiegogo (Custom Pro Controller Shells)

Legendary Controllers Project Coming Soon To Indiegogo (Custom Pro Controller Shells) Game Armor @ComicController

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totally makes sense... haha

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Lord of the Rings Online, armor discussion, part 2

One of the key factors that helped me feel more at home in Lord of the Rings Online was that it seemed to attract a more literate form of gamer nerd. Unlike World of Warcraft and similar MMOs, where it's not hard to find wankers who think it's clever and original to name their characters "ElfB00bies" or "TurdFurgeson," I saw characters from fiction like "Polgara" or "Kerbouchard," as well as from history like "Hamilcar" or "Boudicca." Made for a refreshing contrast.

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