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I've posted something similar before, but where the other one was elegant, this is quirky. Both are wonderfully crafted, and I think it's beautiful, needed work - changing a source of potential social awkwardness to a unique and lovely talking point and source of pride.
Can't help wondering what it would have been like if scoliosis braces like this had been available in my day.
(Just to be clear, that is their default hint text - I didn't type it.)
Even though it's not anywhere near as good as Sacred 1, Sacred 2 is definitely a gorgeous gorgeous game.
Which makes it even sadder that they obviously hadn't the time nor resources to do the sky, or make more monsters than... rats. Rats. MOAR RATS.
It's not as in-your-face if you play a ranged aoe build, but if you're melee... zomg the RATS! They're so obviously a placeholder it's not funny. >.>
<.< Now when I play S2, I refuse to play anything that has to aim in more than a general direction. XD
Enemies can be unwittingly helpful
So someone hates you and is being turdy to you, trying to tear you down in front of the class, and your lecturers, in the hope of getting better grades. That doesn't mean you don't listen to them closely and analyse what they've said. Sometimes a grain of truth in it that helps you, even if it burrrrns it burrrrrns. Learning to find those grains of truth is a skill in and of itself.
Someone being better at something than you are, doesn't make you any less good at it
However, it still makes you less desirable in the job market, should you be in direct competition with one another.
Serve your client, not your ego
You may love sword and sorcery, but that doesn't mean you put sword and sorcery into every freaking thing you do. Especially not stuff that has nothing at all to do with it, and whose target market thinks the whole S&S thing is utterly stupid.
Keep your principles, change your designs
Almost, but not quite, the same as the above about serving your client.
Almost, but not quite, the same as the above about serving your client.
...and of course, there's the last thing I only learned when I went out to work.
Sometimes people pay you for the privilege of overriding your professional advice
If you fail to convince them after doing your best to make them understand, and if you leave paper trails (when needed), you've earned the money.
If you fail to convince them after doing your best to make them understand, and if you leave paper trails (when needed), you've earned the money.
Bearing the previous post in mind, I just couldn't resist putting these up *ahem* as well.
These are all over the starting area of the aptly named Stoneman race. >.> Which doesn't have females. <.<
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Great now I have to get this fashion outfit on my human priest just to see if it really does do that on humans.
(It doesn't on elves - elves all very decently covered.) Well, depending on your definition of 'very' and 'decent'.
._. Which makes me sad because it means I spent 10 minutes zooming in on my elf toon's boobs just to see if I could get that view.
This better not be pshopped. T_T
Ahhaaha. Roped a friend in to test... FOR SCIENCE!
It's not shopped. O.O
First image is screenshot taken by dwarf-me. Second is from friendie. *cackle*
Should a man chance to acquire a unicorn at a local Singapore market, this is what he does upon bringing it home:
- Saws off the unicorn's horn to make it seem more like a horse
- Underfeeds it so it won't have the strength to run away
- Both of the above
- Should the man be a government official, he'll additionally berate the mutilated and starved unicorn for not being a horse, before tossing it into the rubbish heap, grumbling all the while that there just aren't any innovative horses to be found for love or money.