It also looks like there are scenes that should be there, but are missing. Like when the bomb is thrown but instead of seeing it land and the "bad guys" noticing, it just shows Wu's sex doll and a poof of smoke. It makes me wonder if she (Or Frank) made storyboards before putting this together.
For me it's the cheekbones that jut out like two inches off her face.
How lazy do you have to be to just use your ingame models and toss some text over the top of them and call it a comic that you actually charge for..?
So does Daikatana.
I cant wait for this game to be the new Bad Rats aka the hate gift on Steam
bcuz wat if the knife wielder charges and uses his super jujitsu to diserm me and the gun drops at the feet of another heroic citizen? Then he cant use it to shoot the killr b4 he uses his dim mak knife skillz to kill me.
But does she believe in the phrase: stupidly expensive to the point of complete inefficiency?
Yeah, Wu, just put serial numbers on the casings. People have been filing them off firearms for decades, but I'm sure they'll be respectful and not do the exact same thing here.
How lazy do you have to be to just use your ingame models and toss some text over the top of them and call it a comic that you actually charge for..?
Because US guns aren't build, they grow. All over the continental US, but most of all the southern and south-western regions like Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, there is an endemic plant to be found that is called Ballistidendron Posse Comitatus or "Boomstick Tree" in the vernacular. On this tree, which superficially resembles a gum tree, guns and ammo of many kinds grow. Older specimens that can be two to three centuries old grow muskets, flintlock pistols, small brass cannon and powder kegs on their branches, younger ones bring forth modern handguns, shotguns, carbines, assault rifles and hand grenades. There are rumors about isolated trees growing thermonuclear warheads, but these are unsubstantiated. When the abovementioned arms are ripe, they fall from the branches to the ground and lie around on the grass until someone comes and picks them up. This is why Americans make a great deal of teaching their children not to pick up stray guns lying around on the ground, sometimes employing beloved children's characters (birds wearing shoes, orange human-cat hybrids) to bring across the message.
