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[Slaine's]

I always wondered if there was any truth to the colours and design of Slaine's official tartan if he was wearing them at all.

Now, if I could find all the pictures where he is seen to be wearing them.....

Which looks like from Horned-God onwards only...

Same colours on the action figure shown below...

Red chequers & black strips criss-crossing design here...

Tan with Black stripes on his action figure...

Does the colours/design on his cloak bear any significance?

I understand red tartans are battle tartans!

Macroth is not listed Here

Yet, I understand that Clan Tartans weren't in used until the 19th century and thats well after the great flooding of Tir-Nan-Og.

So what is Slaine's Tartan?

Is that the MacRoth given that one generation can have their own since he took his last name from father's first name and had Mac.

Which is something else I'd like to know about?

They must have stopped doing that at some stage before families just kept to the one surname like they do now.

I'm asking out of curiousity that I had about since I see him wear those  and since I think it might be miss- leading.

I like a pair of my own like his or what they claim to be Free-Tartan so I don't offend the real Gaelics that still revere them.

I very nearly brought a pair of these years ago when I was down south in Sydney.

They're obviously not clan tartans, but I wanted more information before wearing them myself. It's not like I'm even punk. I just love the look of it!

Here are some other sources I've been reading into.....

Tartan-Wiki

History of Plaid (Which is Canadian/American for Tartan!)

Birth of Tartan

Not trying to make Pat Mills or any of his Slaine artists post Horned-God look bad, just want to know more.

[Skating-Rink]

As I have found it hard lately to find a hobby or activity that allows me to be social with people in my age group. I just stay at home on this computer and talk you people here.

Ever since, the terrible floods we had years ago, the place had to close down.  The Skating-Rink near Bundamba - Railway - Station....

It's now called Sakteaway instead of Skateaway.

So, last time I saw this place, early one morning, (It was still dark, I posted some commentary about this on my original and now banned Facebook account!)  sometime last year when my computer was failing. 
It did look like they planning to demolish the place (There were signs telling me this!) and that may have happened. Yet, it does look like the same place, possibly refurbished and everything that was water damaged was replaced. Most likely, since the large squat warehouse type building was below the water level and well in truly flooded back in 2011 or 2012 new the years end. Yah, I could have gone back there prior to the flooding, but  had pretty much put myself under house arrest and recalled spending nearly two years never leaving the house. Around about the time I was a regular participant of those monthly art competitions on this forum.

Speaking of art......here's picture of the large Sci-Fi art mural one the back wall of the rink. It survived after all this time. Yeah, I love this work, and believe it's based on the something like Jason of Star-Command or taken from some similar Saturday morning serial I used to watch.

I think I'd rather see this instead....

So, I'm thinking that I could here on a regular basis to keep and shape and hopefully meet other people. It would be safe place to skate without fear of being run over or told your trespassing. I even brought thee falling wheels that clip on to the bottom of my runners. Then I realised that it's only two wheels (One each side!) for each shoe. I think they work only when I lean back as that's where they are supposed to go.

I never skate-board...ever, and never use this place, which is close by.....

Yep, I guess Ipswich[ is going to be a little more tolerable, until I find means to get out of her for good.

[Deathtrap]

Some other interesting games like.....

Deathtrap, a very slick tower defence set-up with some other bells n whistles. Which I originally mistook for the woeful Playstation-One Game adaption (They added a level with clowns!) of the Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone - Fighting-Fantasy book Deathtrap-Dungeon. Might I add this also reminds me of Hunger-Games, but with less treachery.

Deathtrap-Dungeon for pc is also available on Steam, BTW and I was only guessing it was woeful. Never played it before, but have seen some screenshots and was never impressed. 

There is also, Darkest Dungeon, which is described as a turned based RPG where your party of hero's are effected by the foibles of stress, famine and disease on top of the usual stuff people like that put up with. It's visually impressive with colourful cardboard cut-outs of the antagonist and players in the game up against a equally colourful backdrop

What is weird is that, I could find the Purchase / Add to Cart thing didn't appear on it's store page at first. and at almost twenty dollars I think I will wait. 

[this]

Check this

[Wikipedia]

Regarding his Wikipedia entry here....

Slaine (Comics) Wiki

Under the title of Slaine Villains!

Where in story can this character Melga

In charge of raising of the Standing Stones at Carnac [/b]  So, obviously a character that was never in any of the timelines that were used in Slaine, unless there was flashback I missed, might even be found in A Simple Killing?

If keep scrolling down to where it mentions that the Boston Artist/Muscian who uses the same name as his own derived from this source out of mutual interest.

It says that Saline is a favourite character of Aidan Turner.

Coinincidence that I nominated him for the role of Slaine if this character evr got as far as being made into film and it would be time to do this very soon, before he gets much older.

I left a comment afterwards about that as well, until they ask me to remove that or edit it out themselves and that means I never wrote that my else. Some of you  who check the Slaine-Wiki more often than I do, might have noticed that before I just did;)

[Terminator ????]

It looks like they are going back to the same old formula they used for the original sequel.

Terminator ????

[scene]

Remember when this scene going to used in the final film of the original Lord of the Rings trilogy when Sauron actually shows up as he did when he lost the ring and yet Tom Bombadil was edited out completely, because his scenes were too immersion breaking. 

Yet, he can be summoned if you've played Battle for Middle-Earth Two (Which oddly does not play on any of the computers I use any more.) 

You can even have him turn up in that last battle (If Sauron was included as they intended in one of the first movie drafts!) or first battle (It is hard to which battle it was here here as it was from game that turned out to be more flexible than any of the J.R.R.R. Tolkien novels.)

Something like a fusion of these two scenes might have been welcome right towards the end of the third Lord of the Rings film.

Tom Bombadil Vs Sauron and it was the dancing that brought back to that last scene from Guardians of the Galaxy when Star-Lord beats Ronan by distraction



Not sure if you would agree there might be a connection, given alternative ending I have revealed above.   



I just thought it did in a way...especially when I heard that old Man Without Hats tune.



And for a few more laughs....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w90lalbjvI4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0K436vUM4w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqWX0EkdOYo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOyJqGtP-wU

Can't be bothered linking these properly, but they should still work...

BTW...as I have been reading up on Guardian's of the Galaxy... there are now some disturbing similarities in some of the characters and place names and in interest of not really want to get up any bodies nose. I will just keep them to myself.

[Occulus Rift Testing Kit]

I would like to have more money right now.

So, I am thinking of seeing my Occulus Rift Testing Kit....

Not use how good it is, or if it works properly, because I could never figure it out.

I only got as far as the blue screen menu and no further.

Price is negotiable, but I was hoping to get close to what I paid for it or what the others I've seen on Ebay second hand are being sold for as well.

A I was writing this...I just realised I have no money at all.

So, I can't even send it to anybody if they want it and live too far away for me to personally deliver it to them without my own transport.

So, I might just take it to Cash Converters in town and be done with it.

I want to go out celebrate the Near Year in style and figure close to 400 dollars would do the trick.

[one]

A trailer really.....

Can you guess the subject matter?

Well...lets just say I want make a trailer to rival this one

Without offending anyone, I would like to try doing this with the southern influences, and other things I found counter intuitive to what to how I believe it works.

Just my opinion.

Anyway, I don't want or can't really afford models/actors and the expensive camera, and other equipment.

I was looking through the Steam Ultilites looking at all those cheap  animation software. A lot of it's more to do with game design, but I think there is stuff that would help with making films as well.

Of course, stuff this cheap is never perfect, and I have no formal education in this area.

I aiming for something close to the quality of this....

Advice PLS

[Double - Bitted - Axes]

Double - Bitted - Axes

So, I notice from the earlier part of your video that you aware of a character called Slaine.....

He used a one-handed simple flint head axe that had only one blade up until he smashed/shattered it on the head of the Matar (A old Dragon that was terrorising a village by the lake!) and then it was after he travelled to Cythrawl  (Based on the Celtic Word for Hell.) to defend the Fortress of Dinas-Emrys (Found on the Snowdonia mountain range, in Wales!) He had suddenly replaced his axe with a large Iron headed one. (Possibly given to him as part of the reward for defending the Fortress!)  Double - Bitted. Sometimes shaped like a full moon and often nicknamed as such. Other times, it was more like a rectangle with rounded/curved edges. The shaft always had pointed spear tip (Metal-Tipped!) on a shaft of almost three foot of wood. It could be wielded with one or two hands and was capped in metal at the other end. So both ends of the weapon could be used alternatively to bludgeon or poke at opponents. (I will get back to this later...) The blunt end capped in metal also had a loop of leather tassel attached so that he would extra purchase on his weapon if anybody tried to disarm him. He would also carry it around, often dragging it behind him always ready to use. Rather than trying to attached or some how sheath it to his harness (Hero-Harness) or to his back. Sometimes it would be his dwarf companion Ukko who would carry it for him and he would always retrieve it for him after Slaine had thrown it towards the legs or neck of one or a small group of his enemies.  Sometime it might cleave them at which ever end he was aiming for. It was that heavy and he was that strong from arms practice, actual fighting and perhaps some lumber-jacking. He would always call "Dwarf!!!!"and he would go and somehow retrieve it for him while avoiding detection himself until it was safely back in to the hands of Slaine. About the length of the shaft (Again!!!!) there was one occasion when Slaine would perform his famed Salmon-Leap (Jumping higher (or Across) then his own height while standing!) to remove himself from a ever encroaching circle of enemies. Using the long shaft of his axe to help in vaulting past the ones nearest to him. So, The shaft of his previous axe (His first axe...with the stone blade!) had to be long enough for him to do this. There were times when the artist would draw/illustrate his second iron axe (The double-Bitted One) long enough that it could only be wielded with both hands or used as make-shift staff while carrying it.

Because of my huge interest in this character (I have the action figure, computer game, nearly all the comics and two novels!) I purchased this axe, when I found a advertised on Facebook one day......

  http://www.globalgear.com.au/Spears,%20axes,%20polearms/XH1074%20Hero%60s%20Axe%20large.jpg

Is what you looking for when you said you needed a illustration?  Even the person who describes the axe on the Knife Centre Web Page admits to impracticality of the design of this weapon....

http://www.knifecenter.com/item/CIXH1074/hanwei-heros-axe-with-11-inch-blade

Quoted from one Reviewer:

(Pros: Construction, Handle Material, Head Material
Cons: None
Totally nuts
This thing is utterly pointless, ridiculous, and so much fun! The haft is too short to get the appropriate leverage for serious work, and the head is a bit too heavy to wield with much agility using one had. That said, the cutting edges are strong and sharp, the haft is nice and sturdy, and the pattern on the handle portion makes it a lot easier to keep ahold of. When I first got one of these, I ended up using it to "disassemble" some old furniture I needed to throw away. It made short work of a couch, some chairs, a coffee table, and a wooden bed frame. I can assure you, this would make a ferocious weapon if it needed to be, as long as you can get it moving quickly enough. I ended up forgetting about it after a move, and discovered a year later that it had rusted pretty badly; the HC steel needs a rust protectant when stored, despite the leather covers.)

The one I own is very sharp and I nearly a lost finger after just running it it along the blade.

Even I was astounded by this Celtic barbarian's choice of weapon and was soon obsessed with finding out how the how could he use it the way he did in battle. (By collecting his entire saga so far over the last 26 years in his 30 year run!) Aside from the fact that he must have been stronger enough swing the weapon around faster enough to stay upright (He was one of the Sessair ...Warriors that Stand!) and untouched all melee battles, cleaving some of them in half or just their heads or legs. (If I was him, I would aim for their fingers and feet! Yah, try holding your sword now or walking away from that!)     

Often leaping above their head and shield (Sometimes performing the Shield Kick, where he would kick their shield above their heads and leap upon them to deliver blows underneath where they would unprotected.......hmm....hard to realise! Could you figure that one out!)

Slaine is of course a fantasy barbarian based on the Celts (Iron Age Celts, would you believe? Even if they never exist during the Iron-Age! The author Pat MiIls has admitted to this fact in one of the forward sections of the latest run of his Graphic Novels!) of Ireland and the rest of Britain before they had those names. Back in days, those islands and that part of Northern Europe they were closest to were all one land mass above the water level and named Tir-Nan-Og (Land of the Young!) when the Celts or the Tribes of the Earth-Goddess occupied those lands before the great flood that finally separated those lands by water. (The English Channel!) and soon became the British Isles of today. (This isn't really a historical fact and it another thing that author of Slaine. Pat Mills admits is another thing he fabricated as nobody was supposed to have occupied those lands before that cataclysm. Of course, I'm not complaining, as Pat Mils made this his story more entertaining to read this way!)

In the beginning, he was drawn as a tall, large boned fellow, full of muscle clothed in nothing, a but loin cloth (Or Waist-Mat!), (Artist - The late Massimo Bellardenelli!)  his famed Hero-harness. (A magical device that would that would help him control his mystical Warp-Spasms and allow what eve r clothing he wore. What little of it he wore to accomdate and not rip with his rapidly expanding body!) and Iron neck and arm Torcs (A snake with two heads at each end facing each other around his neck and the same on his right arm (or sometimes his left!) , but wrapped around it several times!)

Later on in the chronicle he would be drawn as a rather outlandishly proportioned cave man with outlandishly broad shoulders, large fore arms and calves, wearing much the same garb (Artist - Mike MacMahon!) and then amore humanly, yet still tall, well muscled man. His hair always some variation of the mullet ( At first, he had short spiked hair, almost a buzz-cut and then a square cut mullet (Just like Classic Conan!) and sometimes spiked. ( A certain look less glamorise commonly made popular by Glam Rock bands of the late 80's!)  This time, he had pants, often Tartans or just black trews. Sometimes a fur cape (Because it was cold in the north!)  and furred boots that went up to his calves. After the Massimo Bellardinelli run (Where he wore those calf-high strapped!) there were always boots after that!). The Hero-Harness which start off as the type of belt often worn by wrestlers of today was upgraded to leather straps covering most of his torso and  shoulder pad (Similar in design to one of Judge Dredd's!)  and the black garb of something like a Gimp suit in parts, minus the head-gear or a modern day biker suit minus the helmet with piping along the edges.. Also with large shoulder on his left shoulder (During the Mike Collins, David Pugh and Glenn Fabry run of Slaine!) with a symbol of  the Red Branch with three rays of the sun on the front. (I was never sure how he got this suit as I know he doesn't carry much with him and it would be hard to ignore if he was. He started wearing suit when he was forced to fight in one of the arenas of Cythrawl. I kind of doubt the any Druids from the Tribe of Earth Goddess would have been able to smuggle this to him by that stage and this has always left me wondering.  It is the last three artist who name here that illustrate Slaine in their own likeness often modified by their perception of how a barbarian should look. "The Horned God" as it was drawn and painted by Simon Bisley drew his version of Slaine as a heavy weight wrestler or some hairless gorilla  (It was once agreed upon the 2000AD forums that we prefer him at more human proportions like Massimo's, Mike's and Glenn's. where it would be understood that Slaine wasn't so a much oversized clumsy looking brute than he was very just a tall but still very muscular man that rely upon strength born of swiftness and not just his pure strength born of too much muscle and size. (Assuming more size would give him more leverage.)  This fellow could dodge with the best of Harlaquin dancers (Just used for comparison if your confused by that reference!) who were well known for their tumbling skills while delivering swings and blows with his axe that felled many Drunes/Formorians/Cythrons/Vikings!) dress in much the same garb of some previous Slaine's minus the shoulder pad. His axe as large and thick and ungainly as he was currently being drawn. (It was Simon's run of Slaine that also attracted the attention many more fans that managed to push this character to the surface of modern Geek culture and near world recognition! It was the very first colourised Slaine and the best way to describe it was similar to art of Warcraft even though it preceeded it!) Skip over the next few artists of Slaine as they do pale in comparison to the others I want mention durung the lost years of Slaine  continuing to wander the highways and byways of time righting wrongs as they were in the opinion of Danu the Earth Goddess...fast forward thru this to Books of Invasions where Slaine suddenly took on the much more life like appearance of Clint Lanely's head photo shopped onto overly muscled body of a professional middleweight body builder with a typical laying of Celtic styled spiralling tattoos. (You borrowed the cover of his third graphic novel from that very same series for your video above! Not a problem, just pointing that out!) This was the Slaine that got my attention brought me back into the fold of 2000AD after I had found the magazine were not so easily made available an d still wasn't that time. I just found a few issues (Progs) in old comic book store in Sydney. N.S.W. and noticed the new Slaine. Re-kindling my interest and the ever next artist after that...Simon Davis which brings us up to now. "A Simple Killing." A much older looking Slaine sporting a goateed beard for the first time. (Not sure I like that, despite my own beard!)  Both these last versions of Slaine dressed in the garb that could only be many different themes on what was already seen, but still very awesome in it's own way.)

He had small sword or dagger sheathed to his waist. Possibly a Celtic Short Sword. Aside from his Stone-Axe. He was also trained by the Red-Branch Military School at Alba in how to throw and otherwise fight with Spears.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A1e_Bulg

This spear had serrated point with thirty barbs on each side, doing further damage when with drawn from what ever portion of the body it was thrown or poked into and then there feat of throwing this spear with his foot while lying on his back. Based on th fact that the leg was stronger than the arm  and could deliver this weapon with more potency.  Otherwise, I never saw the practicality of this feat and was thus informed that while lying on his back. He could often trick the enemy into thinking he was injured and they might drop their guard while he would lift his spear between his toes and draw back his leg to fling right at the unsuspecting fool. I see the point, but it still seems in practical.  The closest I have seen this practiced  in real life is Amazon tribes folk, firing very large arrows with really large, hefty bows braced against their feet while lying on their backs. Pulling back on the string with both arms. 

(You should find the link I made to the video I found of them doing this some where on these pages......BTW I post on the 2000AD (Where Slaine, first Salmon-Leaped from!) Online Message-Boards under the pseudonym  of ThryllSeekyr!)

The Tathlum which a was rod of very hard wood encased in dark, leather attached to chain or up to three of them with a ball made from lime at the other end of each chain. The Slaine variation of this weapon has human or human like skulls filed with lime at the end of each chain. I guess they were otherwise processed to be nearly unbreakable.

Although, Slaine wasn't formely trained in such weapons by this school he was often seen to be using daggers, shorts swords, broad swords, long swords and Great swords (The Latter, the Sword of the Moon,( It would ignore armour a one of the sacred four treasures of the Earth Goddess given to each tribe.(The other three, the Cauldron of Blood or Cauldron of Plenty (Which would reward any brave warrior with a large portion of cooked meat on the end of their eating implement whenever they plunged it into the artefact while it had been placed over hot coals and filled with cooking liquid, raise the dead warriors as the Half-Dead (Cooler than Zombies, but otherwise just like them!) and any hero just like Slaine would be restored to life just as they were before death, and gateway to the "L" worlds.) The duel wielding both at a time (Just check out the Massimo Bellardanelli version of the Battle of Clontarf where Slaine was sent forward in time to help the then Christian Celts against a Viking invasion and assassinate the Evil Changeling Sorcerer (known as Elfric Serpent-Eye (This is Pat Mills answer to Michael Morcock's "Elric of Menibone" A hero, who was a albino Sorcerer, known to be very weak and subsist on special herbs, wielding a great sword called Death-Bringer! (You know, that song by Deep Purple!) who had swapped places with the regular leader of the Vikings. Often blue skinned but, able to take any form he wished to, yet it was always the mystical eye that was always seen on his forehead that gave him away. Stronger than most men, often bearing the weight of many spears/swords/daggers  lunged harmlessly into his torso as he fought many Celts atop their many lifeless fallen carcass's  (As did Slaine when he was warped by the power of the Earth Serpent!) Immune to any weapon, but those made from iron and the noise it made when it stuck other objects made from similar hardness. Although Slaine could defeat him, causing his body to melt in bubbling puddle of goo. He would always self resurrect in Elswhere, among the four L worlds (Just imagine our, or it's interior bisected by two line equally dividing it into four equal quarters, The Realm of the Dead, The Realm of Elves and Goblins, The Realm of the Dark Gods, The Realm of the Earth-Goddess. The edge of each realm forming the shape of the letter "L" at their apposing and bottom sides. Cythrawl, Which is the Celtic version of Hell and abode to the Cythrons (Alien Demons who were advanced enough to use Leyser and something like U.F.O. technology!) who made it their home after being imprisoned there by the Archons (Possibly a fancy name for the angels of Heaven or some type of advanced alien or who were mistaken for such beings. Maybe they had space ships or maybe they were just like the Cythrons in the same manner of Light/Good Jedi were likened to Dark/Evil Jedi in Star Wars!) who they fought in a war many eons ago and were beaten. It was their punishment for being defeated. This supposed to be at the dawn of this world in time when it was first made inhabitable and assuming that as time passes the past becomes more buried beneath the surface of the present until it's reached the centre of it!) was found to be at he very centre and Elswhere must be somewhere in between!)     

Continued some other time.......

I stopped writing this when I couldn't find a suitable description for the Silver sword of the Moon!.......I even had to retrieve one of my many copies of the Horned God from the shelves. 

[Darwin-Pond]

Check out this game.....

Darwin-Pond

If a free download and no emulator is needed.

I got it working on this machine now using the latest Windows OP

It may take a bit of getting used to!

[Book Plate]

I still haven't ordered mine yet...

Book Plate

Regular

[scene]

This scene from Dune has parts that remind me of panels from Slaine Time-Killer's Cythron attack on Dinas Emyres. Although it hard to say which side is who, because the good guys are riding the giant sand worms and wielding those Weirding Modules (Which were never in the original story, but the film director at the time thought they were the best way to display the fighting prowess of the Freemen warriors. In the original book they were meant to be masters of Weirding Way their own martial art. I could wonder how that may have turned out if it was properly realised.

Imagine if the Waichowski Brothers had decided to make the Dune film with their particular attention to exotic martial arts in their Matrix Trilogy.

Anyway, when I watched this scene again, looking for the part when young Atriedies rode a giant sand worm through the walls of the building they were attacking (Not included in the video unless I just imagined it.)  and they were all doing this and then using the Weirding Modules to fire upon their enemies. Almost like Slaine and co using the Leyser guns.

I was disappointed to find that Time-Killer was completed a year after movie adaption of Dune.

Google Images wouldn't give me the picture I wanted, but one with Slaine usinga Leyser Sword would do anyway.

Not that I'm trying to shine light on poorly imagined copyright infringement. There's not really anything to go on. I think just notice these things more than others would even care to.

Not trying to offend anybody, I just want your opinions....

[UK]

I thought it night have been last night, but your UK time is hours behind ours.

Glad to be back if you would all have me again.

I have missed this virtual enviroment as much as I hope I have been missed here.

In the last month I have played a lot games, gone outside a lot, seen films, and wish I could have been aloud to stay continue my usual commentary here.

As for the nature of my ban. It's a terrible shame when obviously adult comic book that will quite often cross over in the realms of stuff not normally be allowed to be read/seen by a minor. (Even if a lot of people and myself here included were minors ourselves.) Yet, it's not okay for me to say personal stuff about myself of the same sexual nature. I would to this in future, but thought I would like to make my point .

For almost the last fortnight, I have been filming my latest game play session with a external camera including a lot myself in the videos. A lot of them are up now,

I noticed the new Slaine graphic novel and thought that it was strange since that chronicle/arc didn't appear to have ended and I was waiting for more before it premature collection into a gn. Left a comment about this on Pat Mills Facebook page very politely. I still haven't order it because my expenses are really tight now.

Elite Dangerous is better now and will be available to everybody on the 16th of this month.
I know you most likely all know this already. Yet, said so anyway.

I took some embarrassing selfies ever since I had a hair/beard trimmed/cut/removed and left with a handle bar mo that I think suits me better than I thought it would.



Please excuse me, while I get back to making videos while my preferred computer is still being repaired.

[The 20th Anniversary Edition of the Book of the Wyrm]

Now if I could copy and past images from the PDF I was sent early last month, that I have only first downloaded/looked through the PDF earlier this morning.

Seeing as I was one of the backers for this project and the book is still not finished.

You will not be able to see this likeness of me in all it's/my glory, but just in case you have.....

It's on page 141 of The 20th Anniversary Edition of the Book of the Wyrm

Yeah, it's about the evil the exists in the world of darkness to be stopped only by the werewolves of Gaia. Yes, werewolves are not quite the mindless beasts they're mostly depicted as in a lot past movie and other were-wolf fiction. They would chase you down, corner and tear you apart. If you cross they're path during the waxing light of the moon while they're out chasing Banes.

The picture in question is me (As it appears to be!) in foreground with some fellow of darker ethnicity on my left and a Camazotz (Werebat) on my right about to try to have me for it's dinner.

Grrrrrrrhhh!

I did ask if they could make me look like heroic Garou tearing the entrails out of some Wyrm-beast and not a victim or another tool of the Wyrm.

I might as well be Ereborian-Dwarf that Were-Bat is Smaug.

[trailer]

Here's the latest trailer

Similar to one of the last ones I put up, but couldn't find.

Even on Google 

[Fly Air New Zealand on the backs of Giant Eagles]

Fly Air New Zealand on the backs of Giant Eagles

[Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor]

Aside from.....

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor, (My last two games of this one were like bad day at the golf course! I was really off my game! Yet, I still enjoy!)

Alien Isolation, (Stuck in this game!)

Ryse: Son of Rome (Stuck in this game as well!)

Asassin's Creed Four: Black Flag (Been around for while now, but decide to fork out on this one jus last week and it's been equal parts familiar with it's stealth/murder/skulduggery and more exotic with the addition of piracy (Sounds more like the same side of two pieces of eight .....old world style and I have just got to the part where I left Havana behind me after stealing a ship after freeing a crew of slaves who are now my Slaves....I mean crew!)

Yet right now......Sid Meiers Civilization : Beyond Earth is installing slowly and will be ready in another days time ...perhaps!

[The Long Dark]

The Long Dark

&

Life is Fuedal - Your Own

Interesting stuff by the looks!

Waiting for them to download and install right now!

[South-Africa]

I just saw the last part of the last episode of a short while ago.

Now I watched the entire series right up until a few episodes into the third series where just lost interest because lost it's momentum and got a little weird.

Now suddenly out of the blue, I see the very last episode which I still missed a lot of doe to waning interest.

SPOILER WARNING


[spoiler]Then they are on a beach possibly somewhere in South-Africa and inside building that looks like the remains of a bunker. Where the villains appear down on the beach where four graves have been dug. Some old guy in motorised wheel chair and two other guys. Possibly hit-men both wearing masks like the dwarf was wearing. (The one who shot their the fellow who invited the four main characters out two his villa in the Spanish country side.) One of the four main character's aims at the old guy in the motorised wheel chair  and misses. (Understanding that the abruptness to changes of scene were due to how much attention I was paying to this while doing other stuff on the computer.)  Suddenly they standing in front of each dug out graves while the other men put sacks over their heads. (I was watching this time!) Suddenly, they are removing the sacks from their heads while the character portrayed by John Sims is standing there with blood splattered over his face.  I thought he must have done something. Had to be since they did outnumber the other three thugs by one. Then they are driving along a road (John Sim's character is driving!)and another car passes them. It's the two thugs still wearing their masks. The driver or it surely should be the passenger removes his mask to reveal that he looks exactly like John Sim as well. Possibly a lost twin or even a clone or maybe he is the clone and that is the original. [/spoiler]

This really needs explaining despite my lack of paying attention to watching the entire series.

If only I had.

Perhaps some one who did will enlighten me....