Cerez

I think the board ditched your answer, Ping. Just know it wasn't me...

I accidentally removed it. It said that I know what you are talking about but that I haven't had the chance to watch the reviews and that I might do so at some point.

Here's the link for ref.: http://cinemassacre.com/2009/02/28/star-wars-movie-review-part-1/

 

And here's the page with all his genuine movie reviews: http://cinemassacre.com/category/moviereviewsatoz/

 

And no, it's not because I'm a raving fan that I know this. Not one bit.

Skyrim - It felt like more of a dating sim than an actual RPG.

Mass Effect 3 - For the obvious reason, and that it seemed more geared towards the multiplayer than your character's story. (the reason you went back and played the other 2)

Hitman: Absolution - Seemed like a total step back from Blood Money. (I'm hoping the new game will change that)

Hmm... I see your point. Although, writing for video game games has been overall in improvement over the last decade. Big studios are starting to realise that a good story can separate a good game from a bad one just as much as a good gameplay. I think JKA is actually one of the last examples where very little mind has been paid to the story/script. With sequels there is always the temptation to go for less effort, more jazz, and more money, but overall big bugdet (and indie) games are much m...

...more story-focused these days. Perhaps that's why we tend to pick out a bad story more easily.

And Blue Leader's X-Wing has malfunctioned beyond repair.

Is this in reference to a particular moron on this site?

More to ableist jerks in general. I was never one to point fingers at people... Sometimes I think I am too forgiving...

I'm pretty sure all of us would like for this to just be some sort of twisted and sadistic stealth marketing campaign by Disney, and Carrie and her family are alright.

Y-yepp... The reason many people are affected is because her life's work stood for something -- and on that note it *still* stands! That, and we grew up with her portrayed characters, and her work.

 

My sincere condolences to her family. Her spirit will live on in her family, and in her work, and accomplishments.

...and her mom (Debbie Reynolds) died the next day from grief.

Agreed!

Sounds good coming from George Lucas' daughter (who wrote some of the best story arcs for The Clone Wars).

Should've always stayed in the family.. Somehow. Even if George was more of a "backroom staff/personnel" type. But it shows that his family members are passionate about he's created and that needs to continue.

"O Oysters, come and walk with us!"

The Walrus did beseech.

"A pleasant walk, a pleasant talk,

Along the briny beach:

We cannot do with more than four,

To give a hand to each."

"It seems a shame," the Walrus said,

"To play them such a trick,

After we've brought them out so far,

And made them trot so quick!"

The Carpenter said nothing but

"The butter's spread too thick!"

Four other Oysters followed them,

And yet another four;

And thick and fast they came at last,

And more, and more, and more--

All hopping through the frothy waves,

And scrambling to the shore.

No.

*hides in the corner and sobs*

Yep, that's it! I didn't want to say it, but that's what happened. Dark_apprentice is right!

 

There were just too many of them...

And Chewie could not resist their "hoodiini" call, so he took off on his own after them.

 

It's a sad tale of love and loss.

They should have given chewie a grey highlight like they did Data in latter movies.

I'm glad clone wars was put into place. It added a much needed story between 2 and 3.

I agree to a hundred percent!

 

I think Clone Wars has a better story than the first, second and even the third movie. It binds it all, peneltrates it all and combines it into one big epic piece of epicness. I heavily recommend it, as Cerez does

haha, "penetrate"

 

I've been a fan since the original trilogy, and I agree that Clone Wars series (old and new) was integral to 2 & 3, as both only tell the beginning and the end of the Clone Wars itself. It also, I think, opened up a new world of possibilities with old/new planets, heroes/villains, etc etc. , so I'm a fan of the series myself.

How are you running 3ds Max?

@Ping Mac OS X's UI Design used to be fab, and the early releases of Mac OS X were an attractive OS with some great, unique features.

 

@Ramikad *thumbs up* "Suffering" is the right word for it.

 

@Archangel35757 I'm not. I've switched to Blender. But you can run it using WINE (2008 and 2009 seem to work reasonably well): https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=343 (Or you can dual-boot with Windows, and run it natively.)

@Archangel35757 When I rigged Ahsoka using 3DS Max, I was using my Mac, and emulating a Windows XP environment with VirtualBox. When I moved to Debian, I just took the VirtualBox file with me, and now I can run the same environment on the Linux version of VirtualBox. I haven't lost anything in this regard. Running Windows (or any other OS) in an emulated environment is useful if you need a specific setup for a project. It keeps your main desktop/OS clean for your main workflow.

No. If anything, on the record they've officially actually denied her to be. But the fact remains that Ashla was the first concept for Ahsoka, and Lucas' recommendation for her character. Since Attack of the Clones was made before The Clone Wars, it makes sense that this would be the first incarnation of her character, and how Lucas saw her at the start (i.e. her film version).

I'll include it for convenience, along with your readme. Thanks.

I hope this model makes it into MBII, I'm sure it probably will .

If it's good enough to deserve it, it will.

That's not even close to being true. The discussion just got out of hand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5mumsqnozc

 

Many thanks to NumberWan for the spill!

Let's all learn from this...NEVER call Ventress "Honey".

I think they used a combination of XSI & 3ds Max, but XSI was their primary software.

haha, that's only the first time - it gets easier once you've done it a couple of times - just call out for me in your WIP Thread if you are really stuck

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/facebook/000/010/809/happy-oh-stop-it-you.png

Dark Forces is Doom with Star Wars paint and the ability to look up and down.

Doesn't make it a bad game, though. You just can't call it innovative and groundbreaking. It really wasn't.

Fair enough.

YEAH! WB FTW!! (it's not sarcasm, I do love WB and am genuinely disappointed Lucas didn't sell out to them at least)

Stick with the Jedi Knight series (DF2 & MotS included), make your own stories in the Old/New Republic eras, and that's all I have to say about that.

Sure thing, Forrest. (Couldn't resist. )

I've just remembered "Star Wars" movie marathon from "The Big Bang Theory".)

I am waiting for the right moment for this. Episode 7 will release December 18th so I shall watch Episode 1 December 12th, Episode 2 13th, 3 14th, 4 15th, 5 16th, 6 17th then finally I will go see Episode 7 on the 18th.

Lucky men. In my country "The Force Awakens" scheduled for release December 17th, but I can't watch it until weekend, 'cause school, plus I want to watch with family and they are forking a lot.)

Eesh... I thought I shouldn't have hibernated like that... >.<' Lost my memory, too... XD

Kazama's awesome pictures are to blame. I saw and liked too many of them.

 

Now I'm not allowed to like anyone or anything anymore... :'(

Fine, I hate you all!!! XD

Thanks. I really deserve a nice cold cocktail for this...

 

It's the hardest thing I've ever done on a computer. I'm not kidding.

It's only the fist time, colonel Adrian was not my first model so was hard but extremely. When i was rigging my first model, i've had a nice issue - when he did the saberthrow animation, his finger length extended a lot.

*hard but not extremely

what are you going to do with the intestines though?

Hahaha! Haven't thought about that yet. Can I send them over to you?

Sure, I'll bake a cake.