What confused me most in the podcast was the moment during the Viking discussion, when Kostya refused to accept the existence of the concept of “personal insult”. It’s one thing to say to a random person “you are the son of a slave” and quite another thing to say to a prince who has a complex about this and who will be affected much more by it. Well, or what exactly it was. In any case, this is an insult, but in the second case it also puts pressure on a sore spot, it hurts many times more. If I’m not mistaken, this is exactly what Denis was trying to convey.
In any case, thanks for the podcast, I’m glad that it included a discussion of topics from several areas, and not just more than an hour of one movie + 15 minutes of something about games, like in the past.
P.S. It seems to me, or Kostya began to swear a lot more compared to the first issues?
So there are no questions here, it is clear that he should have reacted to any insult, but not any should have pissed him off. It’s one thing to calmly order a girl to be flogged after insulting her, and another thing to start throwing things/spears out of anger/start yelling like a hysteric. Well, I think so at least.
I remember very well what “prince” is from history lessons, it was even only a military title for some time.
For the Prince, any insult https://rysebetcasino.co.uk/games/ is personal. Because if he doesn’t answer it, he will be a rag and no one will follow him. Although in the film he is already a wuss..
Prince is a title, including a military one, and leading a crowd of frostbitten, armed men obliges you to behave accordingly. Otherwise the boys won’t understand.
MSI is shit, my hard drive, RAM, monitor mounts, north bridge broke down and for some reason the drivers for the video card were not updated, when I installed the ones I downloaded from the site they simply did not work and in 4 years I have never been able to update them)
Under warranty, only the disk was replaced.
I bought an HP Envy 15, in three years nothing has broken yet, which is ironic, it looks like a macbook.
Mass Effect: Andromeda’s animation looks poor for three reasons:
1) Facial animation and voice acting are still done separately from body animation. The MOCAP actor is told: “move as lively as possible, constantly doing antics and creating excessive animation (if the characters are just standing, then they stagger more than people in reality, if they start walking, then be sure to move their arms as often as possible, wagging their hips as much as possible, if they speak, then first set their body (like robots) in the most unnatural poses, etc.d.)", and the voice actor is simply not told what to act out in the scenes and what movements the characters will make.
2) Apparently, in order to save on facial animation, Bioware uses technology for automatically generating facial movements, which works poorly. In particular, the big problem is that the mouth moves quite actively, but the lower jaw practically does not drop.
3) Unlike the previous part, here people look like caricatures; with large heads, short legs and unnatural facial contours.
Agree. The main problem of the film, in my opinion, is precisely the unclear characters. Which behave, to put it mildly, strangely. And this dalkeo is not his only problem..
Kostya, I’ll tell you who they make “gaming devices” for. And for children. Light bulbs, fake whistles. So that flashing devices cause them to have epileptic seizures more often.
You asked to share your opinion about Mass Effect (you need to read it with Kostya’s fagot accent), and we share it.
You shouldn’t expect anything good from Andromeda (and read this in Gleb’s accent), then the game will be perceived differently after release.
The podcast, as always, is out sincere, except that I don’t agree with the criticism of Rogue One, because I love the Star Wars universe and the film, on the whole, “has appealed to me”)))
Opinion is a subjective thing)