I also made a battle sprite for myself, the Poké Ball is supposed to be a premier ball, with ice covering its smooth surface. (Premier is my favorite Poké Ball)

I'd animate it... but I'm honestly not in the mood for animating anything at the moment.

The amount of posts about Gordan Freeman being injected with a hope serum I saw that day was insane and hilarious.

They did, and it was quite weird, because throughout the whole show the presenter said things like, "the long awaited return of a legend", "many franchises we all wished would return."

And then he would call MISS PIGGY while still hyping the end, and then it was the Highguard whatever hero shooter.

Does anything go? Only album that came to mind was Hiroshi Yoshimura's "Wet Land", which came out in 1993.

I found it months ago, and listening to it gave me a sense of longing I hadn't felt in a long time. It made me go over old photos, and reconsider some ideas that deserved another chance.

They are achieving sentience, this is rare footage of the shared ball pain all men inherit. At that moment, he understood the weakness of the flesh.

All he will crave in the future, is the certainty of steel(balls).

But I also feel my perspective on this might be shortsighted. I'm probably missing a few key pieces on the bigger picture.

Having a source engine modding renaissance would be amazing, there have been many amazing games I played born from those eras.

I always felt that modern zombie games I got invited to play, had a mobile/competitive background in the development pipeline, and someone said "Zombies, people like that right?"

Ending in a shallow world, needless animations in menus, no optimization; sort of a "What if we make it a zombie thing?"

I've been obsessed with the analog horror projects and lore videos made by fans detailing the world of Left 4 Dead for years now, and it is probably one of the few Zombie games I still have any interest to play... Everything else falls short because of bloated systems that nobody asked for.

Your greed sickens me, dispose of needless loot, tame thy inner goblin.

Less, is more... Rings true. These are the original, and a previous attempt at reworking it.

This is the original.

YES, YES!!!

Hmm, this is very convincing.

The world heals, even if just a little bit.

I'm not very knowledgeable about Lord of the Rings outside of the movies and some bits here and there.

I remember hearing how certain tools are also required for certain spells, swords and staffs holding different roles in magic.

By "Counter-spells reverse", is it clarified our could it be assumed, that the counter hijacks the spell to empower it "backwards" so to speak?

If so in certain scenarios casting a spell could backfire immensely, let's say a blessing is hijacked into a curse or a healing/repair into a harm/destroy.