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Which brings us to the subject of mods; the real reason behind the Elder Scrolls longevity.
There are plenty of mods out there designed to make the later stages of the game harder (such as http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/14449), or to tweak the experience in any way you like.
Eddie is a completionist. I'm on steam - fixedr6
I have a ridiculous amount of time sunk into Skyrim. Still re-playing it to be honest.
I *still* remember my ICQ account number. Remember when Alta Vista was the search engine of choice?
I would add Ghosts I - IV by NIN, and the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo soundtrack.
Oh, it's vocal but still fits - Le Fil, by Camille.
Not at all suggestive.
Zarban and I are old.
Early days? An Amstrad XT and 9600 baud modem. My first experience with the web was via my local BBS, seeing it emulated in eterm, or xterm?
The Bloody Beetroots are making consistently good dance stuff.
Lisa Mitchell - Australian.
This is a bit special.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096517/
Takes place almost entirely inside a single apartment, the performances are great, the women are hot.
Oh gods, Emmanuelle Béart.
You too? Shot against a green-screen?
... I think we might be dating now.
Let's drop some electro.
Some synthpop
And some new Australian music
There is no film; just Teague's royalty cheques from iStock Photo's video clip library.
This was smooth, what are you using as a steady rig?
Since I'm likely to be celebrating with my pillow at midnight
Pervert
Grabbed Indie Game - the Movie on Steam. Currently $2.50 due to the sale.
A pre-emptive happy new year to all, it's 8pm here so I'm unlikely to be too coherent by midnight.
To the DiF crew, a huge thank you for 2012. The change in format looks to be working, and you continue to produce quality content. Whether or not DiF continues as we know it in the years ahead, I hope we can continue to support you and provide an audience for your creative endeavours.
To the board, thanks all for being awesome. Lets see if we can contribute a little more financially to the project in 2013 to show our appreciation.
Started American Psycho. Hoo boy.
HFR used in conjunction with cinema vérité? I can see that working.
Also, re-releasing Avatar in HFR would make another profit akin to a small countries GRP.
I like barbecue sauce a lot, but I don't want it on my fucking cereal. Let games be games and films be films.
That's fine, but I don't think the hobbit really looked like a video game. I was highlighting that higher frame rates are not outside our realms of experience, and that by providing more immersion it made my viewing of the film better.
Which is why I'm hopeful HFR will quickly be dismissed as not worth the significant extra cost.
I assume you mean cost in post? I can see the overhead in roto and render times, but surely the same argument could have been made for the shift to 3D? That hasn't ruined the industry; I think we're seeing more bums on seats, because the cinema is an event again.
I don't understand the question. If films become more expensive to produce in the U.S. they will stop being produced in the U.S. It's already been happening for a while.
My point is films will become more expensive everywhere. 3D + HFR is easier on the eye, and the higher frame rate means more attention needs to be paid to detail - especially when live action and CG actors are on screen together. It would make sense for established houses to leverage the quality difference in their negotiations, as it will be more obvious when low cost providers have been used (and may affect the reviews).
I hate the idea of movies looking (even more) like video games, so this isn't a point in HFR's favor with me.
My expectation is that for anyone under the age of 30, or who's grown up with games, HFR is likely to be a good experience.
It does mean that sets and costuming are going to require more focus, and that CG elements will need to be that much more visually rich. It's been noted that some of the sets feel like sets etc.
To extrapolate - could this bode well for film making in the US (low cost near-enough is unlikely to be good enough)?
The complaints about Azog are interesting. I personally thought he was very well done.
Agreed. Lot of character, lovely facial animation.
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