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Rating: 10
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seveneternal:
You see, when I started this project, I had absolutely no idea that it would eventually become a part of one of the greatest TK game series ever made. In fact, it was originally a piece done for another client "Zyringe" (his name was actually what inspired the syringe!) who rejected it when I initially suggested it to him. It actually sat in my Work Folder unused for a very long time afterwards... until Asimir came and noticed its potential. He came to me with the proposition sometime between now and a week ago, and I gladly gave him permission in that same time frame to use my work in what he then called "The 15 Minute Project".
I worked with several other top artists in his graphics department to come up with the best designs for the main graphic of the game, and the biggest question that came up was actually if we wanted to leave in the syringe, or remove it. You see, this piece was a crucial part of the designing process. This point here could have really made or broken the entire game, and the decision-making process took nearly over three months for the whole team.
I argued against removing the syringe, I felt that... the syringe really added a new dimension to the character if we allow a free interpretation of it by the players. It sort of just breathes life into it, we thought, and that was something that everyone agreed on. But the biggest counterarguments to that were the possible controversy it might stir if we included it, the "out-of-placeness" of the idea, and ultimately... budget cost warnings from the top. In the end we decided to take the risk and included it. When WiPTL 1&2 finally came out, we knew it had been the right decision.
All in all, I really enjoyed the whole experience. The team there is just great, and seeing the product of all our efforts finally coming to fruition is a great feeling. I can just hope that there will be a third game in the future... WiPTL is just something that, once you start, you don't ever want ending.
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Rating: 5
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TK Game Boy: Whenever I turn on the TV, there's always a joke about beer being the greatest thing since anything and they always make a fuss about it being some kind of ambrosia or something. Well I'd never thought that beer is precieved in real life as it is in TV, such as if someone found a beer on the floor, they'd drink it.
Well I was wrong. Last saturday, there was a USC football game going on at the LA coliseum, and there were alot of people barbecuing and eating and drinking. Sometime around 6 I was walking home. The street I was in only had a few people because I assume everyone was at the stadium. There was a guy behind me walking. While I was walking, I spotted a can of beer on the floor. The can looked a bit beat up and inflated as if it was about to explode. What went through my mind first thing was "Someone's gonna drink it" but I didn't took it serously. Seconds later the guy behind me spotted the unopened can of beer, picked it up, let out whatever got foamed up and drunk it down. OI!!!! WTF???
Who was the guy? Does that even matter? No matter who is it or who it was, unless your some kind of homeless person, I don't think you're suppose to drink something from the floor, and that guy didn't seem like a homeless person. OI!!!
Jeez, do ppl like beer this much?
Asimir: Whenever I turn on the TV, there's always a joke about homeless people being mean and they always make a fuss about them being some kind of scum or something. Well I'd never thought that homeless people are percieved in real life as they are on TV, such as if a homeless person saw you drinking beer, they'd give you a dirty look.
Well I was wrong. Last saturday, there was a USC football game going on at the LA coliseum, and there were alot of people barbecuing and eating and drinking. Sometime around 6 I was walking home. I wanted to drink my beer but I realised I'd dropped it, so I went to look for it. The street I was in only had a few people because I assume everyone was at the stadium. There was a homeless guy in front of me walking. While I was walking, I spotted my can of beer on the floor. The can looked a bit beat up and inflated as if it was about to explode. What went through my mind first thing was "It still looks drinkable". I promptly picked it up, let out whatever got foamed up and drunk it down. Then the homeless person gave me the dirtiest look ever. OI!!!! WTF???
Who was the guy? Does that even matter? No matter who is it or who it was, unless someone's drinking your beer, I don't think you're supposed to give them dirty looks for drinking it. Maybe the homeless person thought it was his beer because it was in the street and he lives in the street. OI!!!
Jeez, are homeless people really this mean?
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Rating: 44
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Walker-San: I just find it amusing that he [Chuck Norris] has enough sense of humor to find it funny.
Xavier: I'm sure he'll play it up even more so the spotty faced no-names, practically glued to their body fluid smeared chairs, that dedicate their lives to roaming the internet promoting their chosen celebrity fantasy, making time to find porn that bares some small similarity to their older cousin who is kind enough not to throw up at the sight of their greasy home cut hair and bulging skin abnormalities, so they can jack off with one eye on the monitor and the other on the family album, huddling around some decrepid Chuck Norris fan site, as if it's some street corner prostitute giving out freebies, desperately seeking the blowjob of social acceptance bought with cheap jokes with fellow Hentai junkies for whom Norris offers a bond so they can act as if they really do have friends and agree that there's nothing disturbing about cartoon porn depicting extremely young girls doing disguting things, spreading their diseased obsession of celebrity around e-mail inboxes and web forums everywhere, allowing Mr.Norris to profit from their sordid fantasies and relaunch a career that was pathetic when it previously existed.
*breathes*
These people, these people...if I ever meet someone in real life who offers me a Chuck Norris "joke" I'll personally sheer off their bollocks and send them gift wrapped to their cousin of choice.
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