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Russ is fine, he's just not very funny. He seems like an ok dude though. I've never found myself annoyed or mad at him or anything.
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Waffleman_ posted:I forgot to mention: I was only half listening, but during the last Wonderful, where they had to do twice as many ads because they missed a week, I think Griffin promoted two different meal delivery services back to back. Kenny Logins posted:The end of the most recent MBMBaM had an ad for Friendly Fire which is a collab between The Greatest Generation guys and John Roderick of Roderick On The Line (and other great shows). First real ep is talking about Saving Private Ryan. It's pretty decent if you like war movies. Did you listen to episode 0? Apparently they've already recorded like twenty episodes. I know Greatest Gen record pretty far in advance, but twenty episodes in the can before releasing even one is crazy to me.
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Tears In A Vial posted:Did you listen to episode 0? Apparently they've already recorded like twenty episodes. I know Greatest Gen record pretty far in advance, but twenty episodes in the can before releasing even one is crazy to me.
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did the greatest gen guys ever stop doing bad Trump impressions
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dogsicle posted:did the greatest gen guys ever stop doing bad Trump impressions Trumpicard is a pretty rare character, I think he only appeared three or four times total.
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Colonel Whitey posted:Russ is fine, he's just not very funny. He seems like an ok dude though. I've never found myself annoyed or mad at him or anything. Russ seems to be best in more 'personal' things, 2 man videos and all. In a group he seems to clam up and just kinda be a normal dude playing a game (sometimes not well), which is far from the worst social issue to have.
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All of the Polygon people are good. Some are just much more good.
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Anyone listen to the History of Fun polygon podcast? I quite like it.
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Yeah, I'm enjoying it a lot too. They're kinda killing it lately. The regular Polygon Show podcast is still consistently great, Game Ogre and Yellface are both good, and I'm really psyched for more of their new monthly board game series.
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The theme for Amnesty is a loving banger, yo
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Game Ogre seems like an idea a creepy dude came up with to be inside the same shirt as a girl. It doesn't help the dude in question looks a hell of a lot like the kind of creepy dude in question. Like imagine if this was Nick. This guy looks like a double Nick. It's mainly a ripoff of an idea IGN was already doing except added awkwardness
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kidcoelacanth posted:The theme for Amnesty is a loving banger, yo It definitely is. I'm loving the strings in there.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Game Ogre seems like an idea a creepy dude came up with to be inside the same shirt as a girl. It doesn't help the dude in question looks a hell of a lot like the kind of creepy dude in question. Like imagine if this was Nick. This guy looks like a double Nick. Patrick is good, please, don’t
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Game Ogre seems like an idea a creepy dude came up with to be inside the same shirt as a girl. It doesn't help the dude in question looks a hell of a lot like the kind of creepy dude in question. Like imagine if this was Nick. This guy looks like a double Nick. Pat says he came up with it day one at Polygon, and when Simone found out about it recently she basically forced him to do it with her.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Game Ogre seems like an idea a creepy dude came up with to be inside the same shirt as a girl. It doesn't help the dude in question looks a hell of a lot like the kind of creepy dude in question. Like imagine if this was Nick. This guy looks like a double Nick. this post is weirder than anything about game ogre
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poor life choice posted:Patrick is good, please, don’t He's creepy. Looking and sounding John Wick of Dogs fucked around with this message at 23:21 on Jan 18, 2018 |
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Tears In A Vial posted:It definitely is. I'm loving the strings in there. sounds like he's using more garageband loops that are also used in the Bastion soundtrack, always makes for cool music
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Al Borland Corp. posted:He's creepy. You edited your post but it still doesn't explain...How? Colonel Whitey fucked around with this message at 23:31 on Jan 18, 2018 |
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Imagine a known sexual harasser doing a thing. Creepy right? Now imagine a different person doing the same thing. I don’t think I need to elaborate
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I think that the unmasking of known cutie Nick Robinson was proof enough that you can't judge a book by it's cover. EDIT: I mean, he's not so cute anymore obv.
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Yeah I guess it's really dickish to say "that guy looks like a creep harasser" it's just his entire aesthetic jibes with people I've been unfortunate enough to know IRL who have turned out super sketchy. No need to put that evil on him
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I think it's really stupid to come in here swinging that this person you saw a video of once must be an abuser, especially when you know absolutely nothing about the situation IMO patrick gill seems like a nice dude and also if otacon had a kid with matthew gray gubler
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FACT: Patrick Gill is strong and loves to gently caress. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=INqVF9uHcyA
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His original pitch was for him to do it with Russ.
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as long as we're talking about polygon, brian is a brilliant addition to the team https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiQ5HbDzHvQ
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Yeah, Brian's soulless stare absolutely makes that video.Poor Miserable Gurgi posted:It just breaks the feeling of the scene he's setting up for me. That's not how written or spoken prose is supposed to work, and makes me think of having to listen to someone pitch the first draft of their film script.
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Well, probably a good thing they're not making a film then. And I liked the new episode. I expect some people probably won't be fans of how they're still doing solo scenes but having a lot of solo content seems okay for an experimental arc where they're trying different things, and a long sequence where the characters don't even know each other yet is definitely an experiment. I also think when they do one-on-one roleplaying they tend to get a little more in-character and have more chances to establish their tone and style, once the three of them are together the chatter usually becomes more mixed and it can be harder to tell what's in-character or not. Now might be a good time to start bringing them together, though. I'm cool with Aubrey coming to grips with the monsterss and magic revelations nice and quick to keep the pace up, although how they rope her into helping specifically with the current monster situation isn't clear yet. Ned's got a stake since he lives in town, although I'm also looking forward to his reaction to Bigfoot being real. Decent chance he starts filming on the spot to get some killer footage for the zine Edit: Honestly, I hadn't considered it but in a longer series there could be an interesting subplot concerning Ned's desire to keep his business open and attract tourists and the lodge's desire to keep a low profile. Sort of an interesting parallel to what Griffin set up as tension between the fringe tourist trap businesses and the more reputable nature trail image the town's trying to cultivate. Dolash fucked around with this message at 02:24 on Jan 19, 2018 |
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Bonk posted:Yeah, Brian's soulless stare absolutely makes that video. Yeah, I've read enough about screenwriting to know it's a no-no, but it absolutely feels like a thing people who don't know the business think they have to throw into their first screenplay and then use to describe the action when telling very disinterested friends about it. That's why it feels distracting when I've heard Griffin and Austin doing it. I don't want to feel like I'm hearing a working draft filled with notes. Not to harp on it too much. It's not the worst thing. Just not the best. Dolash posted:Well, probably a good thing they're not making a film then. Which is exactly why they shouldn't be talking about non-existent cameras panning around.
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I loving love Duck Newton. Thanks for reading.
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Not Operator posted:All of the Polygon people are good. except for phil kollar who is as big a creep as nick robinson e: then again his status at polygon is completely up in the air right now with no statements from either side so psychoJ fucked around with this message at 02:34 on Jan 19, 2018 |
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Poor Miserable Gurgi posted:Which is exactly why they shouldn't be talking about non-existent cameras panning around. No it's not, saying you don't use camera-pan terminology in film-script writing doesn't mean much for spoken narration in a non-film industry because the reason given in film is because there are other people, later in the process, who make camera decisions and you're stepping on their toes. There's never going to be a director of photography for TAZ making on-set decisions about what angles will work best for a scene given these actors and the available set and lighting etc etc.
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Listen y'all I like Griffin as much as the next guy. But this episode of adventurezone was 75% Griffin and 25% everybody else. I'm gonna need more than 8% Clint next episode. This arc is starting to sour on me just because I love Clint, Travis, and Justin interacting with each other. Griffin has explicitly disallowed them building goofs or making interesting character choices.
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psychoJ posted:except for phil kollar who is as big a creep as nick robinson I guess doing a video series with Griffin must just be a kiss of death
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Dolash posted:No it's not, saying you don't use camera-pan terminology in film-script writing doesn't mean much for spoken narration in a non-film industry because the reason given in film is because there are other people, later in the process, who make camera decisions and you're stepping on their toes. There's never going to be a director of photography for TAZ making on-set decisions about what angles will work best for a scene given these actors and the available set and lighting etc etc. I don't mean to make this a derail, so I'll just say what I mean here, and if you disagree, that's fine. You shouldn't use camera terms in audio narration because there are no cameras and never will be, but it makes it sound like that's what you're trying to write it for. So it distracts the listener (in my case, at least) and makes them think they're listening to something that was meant to be filmed. And it's not hard to do without it. Instead of "the camera pans out, and we see the Hunger above", it flows better to say something like, "out of sight, somewhere far above is the Hunger". It keeps the narrative going and doesn't call attention to the fact that someone's reading from a script.
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Judge Schnoopy posted:Listen y'all I like Griffin as much as the next guy. They absolutely loving need to be in a group with each other within 5 minutes of the start of the next episode or I'm out on this arc.
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Griffin narrating camera movements and the focus on solo scenes are the two things I liked least about the ending of Balance and I'm disappointed that Griffin is still doing those.
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Personally I think as a group they rag on Clint way too much and don't give him enough time. Travis can explain a complicated maneuver for minutes before being interrupted, Clint can hardly get in a sentence before they make fun of him in some way.
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AngryBooch posted:They absolutely loving need to be in a group with each other within 5 minutes of the start of the next episode or I'm out on this arc. But they're not even close to one another! I thought they were going to at least START converging. They're just as far apart as they were at the beginning of the episode! Each sub-plot ended for the episode and all I could say was "...OK". I don't think Clint has rolled the dice this arc and we're two episodes out. He's been given the least interesting options and he clearly doesn't know what to do with the scraps Griffin is throwing at his feet.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Personally I think as a group they rag on Clint way too much and don't give him enough time. Travis can explain a complicated maneuver for minutes before being interrupted, Clint can hardly get in a sentence before they make fun of him in some way. It's because he's their dad
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I never noticed the camera thing before but now it's really bothering me. Thanks, thread!
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