jesuno wrote...
@android
Concept designs in a SE game being ill-fitting? Come on, there is nothing ill fitting about super badass female in hot pants, the group of people taking down highly trained soldiers in body armor that look like rejects from a pacific sun catalog......
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Logan Cloud wrote...
android654 wrote...
Men don't wear deep V-necks.
*Zips up hoodie to cover shirt* Y-yeah!
Or wool caps and trench coats at the beach. He looks like the third kid at Columbine who didn't wake up on time.
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
You are very repressed.
Yeah, because he totally doesn't look out place dressed like he's waiting for a blizzard at a beach resort. It has nothing to do with his concept design being ill-fitting.
Logan Cloud wrote...
The Hierophant wrote...
Outrageous!(Grabs a torch, pitchfork and riles up the local mob.)Logan Cloud wrote...
Also, I could be wrong, but isn't the legal age in Japan like 14? So by the standards set up over there, you've gotta work pretty hard to be a pedophile.
I'm not saying I agree with it, but over there, it's not pedophilia. They're not doing anything wrong according to the law.
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Key word here being "published". I know some publishers do get involved in the development of a game but that doesn't seem to be the case with Deus Ex: Human Revolution.android654 wrote...
jesuno wrote...
@android
Concept designs in a SE game being ill-fitting? Come on, there is nothing ill fitting about super badass female in hot pants, the group of people taking down highly trained soldiers in body armor that look like rejects from a pacific sun catalog......
I liked Human Revolution's art direction. It seemed to fit the theme they were going with, and it was published by SE.
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Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
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android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
jreezy wrote...
Key word here being "published". I know some publishers do get involved in the development of a game but that doesn't seem to be the case with Deus Ex: Human Revolution.android654 wrote...
jesuno wrote...
@android
Concept designs in a SE game being ill-fitting? Come on, there is nothing ill fitting about super badass female in hot pants, the group of people taking down highly trained soldiers in body armor that look like rejects from a pacific sun catalog......
I liked Human Revolution's art direction. It seemed to fit the theme they were going with, and it was published by SE.
You're just asking to be mugged, and probably by a hippie no less.<_<Logan Cloud wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
I soooo want to buy a trenchcoat. And a fedora. I'll walk down the rainy streets of New York listening to smooth jazz.
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
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The Hierophant wrote...
Nah, I was joking with that last post, but on the real they should crank the legal age up by 3-2 years if it's at 14 years old.
Confess-A-Bear wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
For sure, I mean its not like I can't buy one online http://www.bing.com/...M=HDRSC6#x0y329
Or see someone wearing them.
http://www.flickr.co...trenchcoat&f=hp
Next thing you know you'll be telling me only robbers wear ski masks and no one wears camo minus soldiers and psychopaths.
You are truely wise and all knowing.
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The Hierophant wrote...
You're just asking to be mugged, and probably by a hippie no less.<_<Logan Cloud wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
I soooo want to buy a trenchcoat. And a fedora. I'll walk down the rainy streets of New York listening to smooth jazz.
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
Ok, not only are you repressed, but you obviously don't know how to dress or where to shop. I live in hotter than hell Texas and I can easily find a trenchcoat.
Logan Cloud wrote...
The Hierophant wrote...
You're just asking to be mugged, and probably by a hippie no less.<_<Logan Cloud wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
I soooo want to buy a trenchcoat. And a fedora. I'll walk down the rainy streets of New York listening to smooth jazz.
People are always so afraid of getting mugged in the city. Stay out of the ghetto and it wont happen dude. XD
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
Ok, not only are you repressed, but you obviously don't know how to dress or where to shop. I live in hotter than hell Texas and I can easily find a trenchcoat.
Because when people look for fashion, they turn to Texas. Not New York, but good 'ol Texas knows where it's at in whats hot to wear.
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
Ok, not only are you repressed, but you obviously don't know how to dress or where to shop. I live in hotter than hell Texas and I can easily find a trenchcoat.
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android654 wrote...
Because when people look for fashion, they turn to Texas. Not New York, but good 'ol Texas knows where it's at in whats hot to wear.
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
Ok, not only are you repressed, but you obviously don't know how to dress or where to shop. I live in hotter than hell Texas and I can easily find a trenchcoat.
Because when people look for fashion, they turn to Texas. Not New York, but good 'ol Texas knows where it's at in whats hot to wear.
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
Ok, not only are you repressed, but you obviously don't know how to dress or where to shop. I live in hotter than hell Texas and I can easily find a trenchcoat.
Because when people look for fashion, they turn to Texas. Not New York, but good 'ol Texas knows where it's at in whats hot to wear.
Sorry if that went over your head. Simply pointing out how easy it is to find a trenchcoat.
Lol, I lived in Brooklyn, New York for almost my whole life. Brownsville, & The Pink Houses were the only places i wouldn't hang at.Logan Cloud wrote...
The Hierophant wrote...
You're just asking to be mugged, and probably by a hippie no less.<_<Logan Cloud wrote...
android654 wrote...
Mr Kazett wrote...
Yeah, I find nothing objectionable about V-necks or wearing Trench coats everywhere. That's very common actually, you obviously don't meet people very often.
No, it's just that people here don't dress up like mental patients. Does anyone honestly own trenchcoats? V-necks? Yeah, poeple wear those, but Trenchcoats? Not even the most harcore goths can get there hands on those things anymore.
I soooo want to buy a trenchcoat. And a fedora. I'll walk down the rainy streets of New York listening to smooth jazz.
People are always so afraid of getting mugged in the city. Stay out of the ghetto and it wont happen dude. XD
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