Can't believe I'm writing another of these. At least what we did was the least horrible thing this disused Post Office had seen for the past few days.

*****

This City crumbles under the weight of Their Artefacts. Walking among these concrete canyons of conceit, We are suffocated.

The oppressive Weight of past sins permeates This City and crushes Us. Every district, every mile, every block the fortresses of Hubris stand above us. We will stand up against this onslaught and through it will place our own Just Weight upon their shoulders. The terror Atlas is made to support Us until he is forgotten.

We will be Prometheus, bringing fire to the mortals of This City. We will be a Titanic force against the oppression of those who sought to rule. We will bring Power out of that hallowed Mountain and give it freely, so that Power belongs to All of Us.

These Artefacts belong to the Past. These sins belong to the Past. These sinners belong to the past.

They are Then. You are Now. We are Now. We are We.

*****

Not quite as happy with this one. Whether We are Titans or Olympians changes from paragraph to paragraph but frankly I'm running out of my limited knowledge of mythology. Maybe for the next one I'll have to delve into Nordic themes.

That was amazing, dude. Great job to everyone involved!

If/when I add another species of fish I'll do a new video to a different ME cue, just for you.

That was awesome. The most experience I have with quadcoptors is a DJI Phantom 3 that we use for work - not as nimble as those, incapable of flips, and while I have goosed it a few times I haven't pushed it nearly as hard as the guys you were running there. Looks like mad fun!

All of those fishies. I need to get more panda corys, they prefer to be in larger groups but all the store had was two, so I'll wait until they restock. I've considered getting a third species, a more colorful tetra, but tetras are harder to maintain and die more easily, so I may just keep getting more danios as well. Get some nice shoaling going on.

Vapes actually commented on the second one I did (below) saying it'd be a good loop, too. Remember when he was active on here for like a month? Damn kid, gotta yank him back in here.

About that shot - GoPro on a kitchen timer. Said timer is in the shape of a camera lens and has a flat top for the camera to rest on top of. This hodgepodge was then set atop my too-nice-for-this-setup Manfrotto tripod.

I hopped back into Elite: Dangerous a couple of weeks ago. Still going the trading route, though I've done some minor exploration and stumbled across an NPC with a bounty that I killed and turned in.

The cockpits on the first and third images are the same size... just the bottom ship is that much bigger. (Also don't mind the slightly dodgy panorama stitch on the third one.)

Fairly sure. Chronology and continuity isn't something they've been overly concerned with in this series.

There's only one time that I've ever had a character act opposite of the outline of a project. Ollie was supposed to Hit Anderson, and storm off, but I realized that where both characters were at that point in the movie, with what had happened, he wouldn't have stopped hitting the guy until he was pulled off... which isn't where I wanted it to go.

Anyway, somewhat on topic. Going back to Invid's thought seed of switching narrators midway through a book - it'd definitely have to be someone that's been in the story. The hero's sidekick, who now has enormous shoes to fill and an even worse plot to uncover.

To some extent, this happens with the Legends of the Duskwalker series, though it's more of a split between books.

(Glad I remembered that series, too; when I got into it, only the first two had been released, and looking for the third book in a series whose first book is named Three is, um. Anyway, out in this August, so yay.)

Ah, you excluded Asian. I'll point this out anyway - Jade Empire, a video game, was a great example of a fabricated, Eastern-style mythology, done by a Western team.

Prey comes to mind. It's not a fantasy - it's sci-fi - but it incorporates Cherokee spiritualism in a way that isn't overly offensive; I'm not well-versed in Native American culture to know whether it's actually good.

I'll add a corollary to that. If a minor character dies, one with a name but that we haven't spent time with, that's fine. Use its weight appropriately in your story though; your other characters should care as much as you want the reader to care. Kill an important character and people aren't affected, it's cheap. Kill a minor character and everyone loses their minds, it's cheesy.

"You what?!"

"Yeah, I considered taking that Atlantis one and going in a different direction with the Heads and all, considering Jackstand's trophy."

"...What."

"Don't look in the bag."