I again enjoyed the scenes within the fantasy world more than real world. I had thought they were about to have a serious chat on Rufus' illiteracy!
As mentioned by others the cup line was priceless. Priceless.
It may seem difficult to believe at first.. but we gave it to Retro. The poor man is quite the fan and was most perplexed why he had never heard of this obviously graphically old game until recently and is an avid player. Retro even sports a shirt with 'explore & punch & mine & create' with...
Although Falcore was initially not a favorite, the new depth his loneliness shows here made him an understandable character with whom I could sympathize for. I suspect this was the point and wish to compliment both him, and your writers, for a job well done.
...those were HeroQuest skeletons. I remember that game.
Nicely done with the battle scenes and I felt the build up to the fall of Falcore was well foreshadowed.
I must say.. this Drew Belsten has a fine evil laugh. The visuals are stunning and I found the 'in game' plot compelling enough to be willing to watch in and of itself. It was also nice to see a group who joined forces without the typical PC knee jerk grouping, or by being arrested. Finally I...
You are a gentleman and a scholar good sir. The Giver is a book I remember quite fondly. Jonas' revelation about the true meaning behind the war game his old friends played is a scene which has lingered in my mind ever since I first read it..
On a side note to everyone else who has posted...
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