#nesremix2

[dat-soldier]

help me out here, did you draw capt lou mario pulling super mario out of the toilet with the caption "Luigi, theres a lil paisano in the shitter!", because i cant get that caption out of my head and i thought you had drawn it

I did not draw it, but I vaguely recall seeing it at one point.. Might be @phillip-bankss??

[bunniope]

/co/ made a comic called the developing adventures of golden girl and it's about this lil girl sidekick with massive tits and it is beyond sus

hey

[tf2playernames]

for a hot minute my name was A Glass Of Milk, solely for the "finished off" kill feed

[taragrimface]

pondo you know a thing or two about mortal kombat, how come those handsome fighting men can get every bone in their body crushed into a fine dust and then come back ten minutes later like nothing happened? also why does shao kahn remind me of shredder?

in mk rule of cool outclasses all other storytelling priorities. all of them

also ed boon just likes shredder a lot and cannot stop accidentally ripping him off

[maxofs2d]

to be fair, tf2 has been around a lot longer than overwatch

Yeah, but Overwatch is producing “lore stuff” way way way faster than TF2. There are already 6 full-featured 3D shorts and around a dozen more “lore videos” that are mostly 2D animations, if I’m not mistaken.

The first Overwatch 3D-animated short, Recall, released in March 2016, 15 months ago. In 15 months, starting with Meet the Heavy, TF2 also got 6 shorts, but none of the other stuff.

What I’m getting at is that Blizzard is pumping out characterization way faster than TF2 while managing to say way way way less with it. Not to mention the ambition and budget that went behind the videos of each game, TF2′s “Meet The” series being almost like an accident.

It comes down to the writing quality, not how long each game has been out.

[vvizardz]

Ur my favorite goblin tbh?

I’M NOT CRYING UR CRYING

[nlmediarama]

I'm surprised while I'm playing this

[nlmediarama]

Defeating the boss is good!