Reply With Quotehere are some photos by a friend of mine, more on his website
*wimpers...*
Very good photos
The last one is a memorial of the Mechanist Drill
The 1960s in the thief world sounds nuts...
What of this? You had posted that on the eidos forum before and I didn't understand then either the connexion between Thief and Grendel.Originally Posted by massimilianogoi
Chaos beast? If so, what animal has been made humanoid? Or is it a connection to the unused two-headed ogre/ettin concept?
Please leave out for a moment the fact that is Grendel, and look the designed creature: it could fit in a Pagan world.
Beautiful. Reminds me of Assassin's Creed II. (game takes place in italy during renaissance period.)
Monkey beasts, for example?
Yes, this is Venice! I know that canal. I live 100 kms from there, I'm Venetian (by region, not by city). Maybe it was one of the reasons I like Thief so much.
I have always though that Thief has more than something of my chief town.
I felt offended by Assassin's Creed 2, more than other for that few credibility: that Leonardo flying engine was tested, and it's impossible to fly with it. But maybe it's my problem,since I don't know to go far with fantasy, I am more science-oriented.
Visit Venice with your eyes, and you'll not regret it!!
Thief?
It's you, admit it!
I can see you... check your light gem.
I can't believe it. I am watching Star Wars - The Return Of The Jedi, and...
That's where they drew... The images speaks on their own.
So, like, what? Ewoks don't eat plumsies. As for the wooden houses atop the trees: sooner or later they turn up in every movie which has people living in a forest in itRobin Hood the Prince of Thieves, for instance, has a whole city in Sherwood forest.
Oh yeah, and the Elven guys in Laurelindórinan
With bridges and catwalks on the trees?So, like, what? Ewoks don't eat plumsies. As for the wooden houses atop the trees: sooner or later they turn up in every movie which has people living in a forest in it
I think that Star Wars were the matrix of all these things, in facts it is the oldest saga that contains such stuffs. In this episode I have seen also that robots firing laser, that could be the parents of the ED-209, and we are in 1983, while Robocop are of 1987 (then all that "emulations" like something on Metal Gear Solid, many modern FPS, and the Child Of Karras of Thief 2, that more than someone in this forum called them "ED-209").Oh yeah, and the Elven guys in Laurelindórinan
I am sure that Star Wars made great influence on the conception of the Pagans, and when I discovered this, this morning, I rested amazed, and incredulous.
Yes.
I think that Star Wars were the matrix of all these things, in facts it is the oldest saga that contains such stuffs.Read a bit more. Stuff had happened before the 20th century, strange as it might seem.
The AT-ST Walkers? Hardly. By the way, AT-STs and At-AT are manned vehicles, not robots.In this episode I have seen also that robots firing laser, that could be the parents of the ED-209, and we are in 1983, while Robocop are of 1987 (then all that "emulations" like something on Metal Gear Solid, many modern FPS, and the Child Of Karras of Thief 2, that more than someone in this forum called them "ED-209").
I think not. Just because Ewoks look like rascally plumise-takers, it doesn't mean Pagans were inspired by them.I am sure that Star Wars made great influence on the conception of the Pagans, and when I discovered this, this morning, I rested amazed, and incredulous.
In DP, Pagans are evil, not at all cute plushie bears. And, hah, Ewoks revere machinery, they consider C3PO some sort of deity. So again, no.
Huh?
Yes, but the shape and the movement are that.
Wot?? the bronze one, not the C3PO
Wot?? the bronze one, not the C3PO
What?? You were right!! How can I forget the name just after having seen all the serie? I confuse them because of all those numbers.Shame on me!
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