yes, i feel you. also, hilarious.cikame said:I love valve, but i hate that art style.
I hate when you take a face then move it around abit and call it an 'art style', it's not, it's just some dude with a forehead where his brain used to be.
yes, i feel you. also, hilarious.cikame said:I love valve, but i hate that art style.
I hate when you take a face then move it around abit and call it an 'art style', it's not, it's just some dude with a forehead where his brain used to be.
Whoa, hold your horses there, Bantha. I'm gonna have to see some numbers on that one or call shenanigans. There's no way Team Fortress 2 dominated the online FPS genre. Not with so many people playing the more serious shooters.BanthaFodder said:Team Fortress 2: dominated the online FPS genre
My Klingon friend would like to speak with you...and the Romulan Empire as well.cikame said:I love valve, but i hate that art style.
I hate when you take a face then move it around abit and call it an 'art style', it's not, it's just some dude with a forehead where his brain used to be.
For me to just because i would like to see how the put that in a video game and its never been done before at least to my knowledge.plugav said:I'm skeptical, but I have to say this: a Valve game about spacefaring pregnant women (pic 9) would be a must-buy for me.
well, I personally consider it one of the big online FPSes. yes, there are others that are more popular, but whereas a new Call of Duty comes out every 1-2 years, Valve and the community have been supporting TF2 with regular updates since it's release. the fact that a game released in '06 is still so popular is quite a feat in this day and age of 4-5 hour campaigns and sequels that barely change anything. plus, it's one of the best examples of balanced classes I have ever seen in a game.SultanP said:Whoa, hold your horses there, Bantha. I'm gonna have to see some numbers on that one or call shenanigans. There's no way Team Fortress 2 dominated the online FPS genre. Not with so many people playing the more serious shooters.BanthaFodder said:Team Fortress 2: dominated the online FPS genre
Gabe Newel doesnt care about halflife people!Ekit said:Reminds me of Mass Effect... And I take this as further proof that Valve stopped caring about Half-Life.
Exactly, it would be interesting just to find out what they'd do with a theme like that.Alkore said:For me to just because i would like to see how the put that in a video game and its never been done before at least to my knowledge.plugav said:I'm skeptical, but I have to say this: a Valve game about spacefaring pregnant women (pic 9) would be a must-buy for me.
Umm... I think I speak for everyone when I say, WTF?!ryai458 said:Speaking of new stuff from Valve,
Sounds like a plan. Count me in!Kolosus said:Stuff for dreams!SniperMacFox said:Does anyone else see "Cyberpunk and Steampunk" in these pictures? As personally that's the first thing that struck me when I looked at them. Though to be honest I'm inclined to agree with Kolosus:
If you're gonna share something, why not make it something that will haunt people for the rest of the day?Kolosus said:A concept artist had a weird sci-fi dream. Transferred it onto paper to share the mindfuck with his co-workers/journalists/community.
Ohh well, off to bed and dream of scaringly proportioned women, gene-splicing and spaceships!