So it's steampunk?
Two new trailers today, one focusing on stealth.
The other on action.
So it's steampunk?
Two new trailers today, one focusing on stealth.
The other on action.
It's not. Go die.
I hope they fix up the jumping mechanics on this game a little bit. Apart from that it seems to be pretty cool, there really are loads of options for how you move around, gain access to areas and take out enemies.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...-game-industry
"London also has a rich history of plagues, fires and psuedo-mythical figures like Jack the Ripper. Edinburgh, on the other hand, pr
ovided a sense of containment, as well as its wealth of architectural delights. All of this was fused with a futuristic vision, but not Steampunk - not brass, not rivets, not steam. Arkane wanted Dunwall to be "contemporary and cool" as well as be "a period piece"."
Since steampunk is about the visual style, I'm more likely to believe the visual style director.
The point was. Harvey Smith > You.
Also it's Art director not visual style director.
That's how his job is listed on Wikipedia. He's not the art director.
Everyone > Victor
Not really, no. In fact, not at all.
And I really don't see how that could make a point.
Worst Brazilian.
And according to Wikipedia it's Visual Design Director.
True.
Still not steampunk, which should be pretty obvious considering the complete absence of steam engines.
It's a game where you can kill people with angry rats!
That it is. Let's call it rodentpunk. Or plaguepunk. Or whaleoilpunk.
You don't have to kill people at all.
Also Victor is still the worst.
Am not.