The Nerdatorium
I believe this is a bunny, but it also might just be concentrated cute.
Also, long hair problems.
(Source: awesomephilia)
DuneChampion’s complete set of Reaperized Mass Effect Races. And can I just say: WOW. These are the bomb. I really love these things. Like, a lot. I fully intend on making these enemies in my open source Mass Effect tabletop system I’m working on right now, (and of course give full credit to DuneChampion). I really wish that Bioware would pay him for these ideas and put them in the game, just like that. They are perfect.
Jason Chan / “Zombie Playground(series)”
Jason Chan has taken his original painting of some children fighting other children zombies on a playground and is trying to make it into a fully realized video game! He has a [kickstarter] up currently in hopes of funding the project which looks like a knockout for sure!
With 34 days to go to achieve full funding, I know we can get the word out and help make this a reality, so spread the word people and be a part of video gaming history!
Don’t just like it, reblog it and get the word out!
I would play the hell out of this.
(via thatanimationguy)
Play Diablo III? Ever wonder where all of those “Dead Adventurer” corpses you carelessly loot and defile come from? Now you get to find out.
Introducing: DIABLO III: DEAD ADVENTURER MODE
The Goal
To challenge players to a whole new Diablo III challenge, similar to the “Nuzlocke” game style in Pokemon.
How do I do it?
It’s pretty simple. All you need to do is create a hardcore character. It can be any class, any gender, whatever. Congratulations! You’ve begun Diablo III: Dead Adventurer Mode!
Wait a minute… what’s the catch?
Just a few simple rules. As a regular adventurer, you aren’t quite as powerful as these “Nephalem” fellows you hear legends about. You’re just a regular adventurer, after all. That means:
-No “magic” or higher items. That means no blues, yellows, oranges, greens, magentas, pinks-anything. As a commoner, you aren’t powerful enough to control these items, and you would probably hurt yourself trying to use them. Better safe than sorry, right? Better stick to those tried-and-true Whites and Grays! (Yes, that means no rings or amulets, unless you can somehow find a white or gray one!)
-No abilities! You’re just a regular Joe (or Jane). You can’t leap to enormous heights or cast spells of great destruction. You can only use your auto attack. And yes, that means your REGULAR attack, NOT one of your primary moves. No bash, cleave, or frenzy as a barbarian, no signature spells as a wizard, etc. Only your BASIC attack.
-No Passives! You’re a regular Joe or Jane, remember? You don’t have any innate strengths that make you better than someone else. Don’t be silly!
-No Town Portal! In this game, the portals are used by channeling the character’s own power, not through scrolls. But not a normal adventurer! You can still use waypoints (not your own magic) but you gotta walk otherwise. (If there is a part in the game that can ONLY be progressed through with Town Portal, then you can use it, but I am 99.9% sure that this doesn’t exist. If I am wrong, please let me know, and only tell me if you have thoroughly checked otherwise.)
Whoa, now hang on a second. What CAN I do?
Quite a bit. You ARE still a fighter (albeit a normal one.) You can:
-Use potions! You have a brain, so you can in fact, drink things from vials.
-Use shrines! It isn’t your magic. You just gotta touch that shit and you get some crazy blessing. You don’t have to understand it to take advantage of it.
-Use health globes/gold/repairing. Pretty straight forward here.
-Use companions if playing solo! You can bring the Templar, Scoundrel, or Enchantress along for the ride. BUT, they ALSO cannot use any non-white, non-gray items (That means no rings, amulets, or focuses/relics). You ALSO cannot give them any of their trained abilities that they get at periodic levels. That would encourage people to play alone because of their sick benefits, and that’s no fun.
-Play with other people! It’s never fun going at it alone. So bring another adventurer! Obviously, this person must ALSO play a hardcore character using these same rules.
Get out there and make some more corpses for us to loot!
VARIANT RULES!
Henchman Mode!
This mode is just like Dead Adventurer mode, except this time, you get to team up with one person playing a hardcore character NORMALLY. This is the perfect game mode for people who sat back and though “Wow, the Rogue followers in Diablo II were really cool. I wanna do that!”
Legacy Weapon Mode!
This mode follows the exact same rules as the normal Dead Adventurer mode, but it allows you to use any Legendary (Or stronger) level weapons that you may happen upon. Legendary weapons are in orangeish-red type, and are INCREDIBLY rare. So rare in fact, that you will probably not find one. However, if you DO happen upon it, instead of being forced to vendor it with a tear, you can instead use that ONE rediculously powerful item, because you likely deserve to. (You cannot BUY these items from other people, or recieve handouts from higher level characters, though. No cheating! You gotta find it yourself, or with another adventurer!)
Feel free to alter these rules as much as you want, and feel free to use and replicate them however you would like. I don’t care: I just want people to have fun! Good luck, and have fun!
And feel free to spread this around! I would love for this to become viral as balls!
I’ll just say, this made my year. Totally LOLed like a gypsy on crack.
“For me!?”
(Source: serpent-socket, via thatanimationguy)
does anyone know what kind of dog this is
I think this is one of those “German Shepards.”
(Source: thecuteoftheday, via misery-loves-comedy)