▲ 19 r/Kojima

With what's happened, Kojima might not be able to use the Decima engine which is owned by Sony. It would be crazy if Kojima and his team decide to make an in house engine in the future and it would pretty much be fox engine 2.0

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u/JonFonArt — 1 month ago

Jesus Christ the change to 2D rigged animation for the majority of season 2 of Caped Crusader feels like whiplash and made me wanna stop watching it.

I hate how the characters mouths move and how they awkwardly turn their heads. Makes the whole show feel cheap and modern.

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u/JonFonArt — 2 months ago

Would it be far fetched to hope for a surprise boss fight of the hulk?

Considering wolverine's first appearance was in a hulk comic and this is insomniac wolverines first appearance. I think it would be cool to get like a flashback level of him facing hulk or something to expand the universe abit.

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u/JonFonArt — 3 months ago
▲ 26 r/Seinen

I don't think any Seinen manga/anime has played with my expectations as much as blade of the immortal

I read my fair share of seinen manga whoever I never read this one, just watched it. Came into this series with the mistake of a thinking this would be a straightforward revenge quest with a side of deep diving into all the characters but truly it does so much more I almost felt stupid for thinking it would be anything but a more serious version of Samurai Shamploo.

For me the interactions with all the characters were so much more intertwined and complex you almost forget what the original premise of the story was. It even made me question myself "what are we doing, get to the revenge killing" but as I watched it, I couldn't help but feel perplexed in how less and less the series became about revenge itself.

Enemies become not friends, not even allies. They just change depending on the circumstance--I can't even say there was any malice or hostility with a lot of the characters even when fighting. It's odd.

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u/JonFonArt — 3 months ago

Would you want a new protagonist in the vein of how Raiden was introduced in mgs2 for Death Stranding 3? or Bring back Sam Porter or Lou as the playable lead.

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u/JonFonArt — 4 months ago

last year around June i purchased watch dogs 1 on steam but refunded it cause the multiplayer wasn't working. Is that still the case?

The sale is pretty good ngl but id more inclined to buy it to play the multiplayer hacking game cause it was fun doing it back on the ps4.

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u/JonFonArt — 4 months ago

In a perfect world Science Saru animated Baki.

I was hoping for an animation upgrade considering we waited abit over 3 years for Dou and the continuous popularity the series has been getting.

Why do I say this? Cause by the time the Dou manga was out the art style became more simplified. More focus on line work than shading.

So with that I reckon they could boost the time to draw by focusing on fluid like animations--not like mappa levels of fluid but Science Saru type style like their work on dandadan or Sanda Itakgaki's own daughter that got much better anime from the studio.

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u/JonFonArt — 4 months ago
▲ 36 r/figma

First Figma purchase!

Got this guy at Sugo Toys at clearance. Lucky find for me.

u/JonFonArt — 5 months ago

How do I turn off the sound coming from my ps5 controller for steam?

Playing Stalker Heart of Chernobyl and I might be blind but I spent 10 minutes trying to find the option to turn off the radio and Geiger counter sound coming from my controller WHERE IS THE OPTION?!!!!

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u/JonFonArt — 5 months ago

Is my PSU the cause of the crash and restart when playing a game?

Hi all, today I have installed a rx 9070xt.

I knew that the 9070xt needs at most a 850w psu based on what I researched. However with testing 3 modern games

Silent hill 2

Pragmata

Stalker 2

They all end up hard crashing and restarting my computer after 5 minutes or after I press start to continue the game.

Before I was playing with a 6650 and had no problems.

Now I'm not sure what to do. Should I get a 1000w psu?

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u/JonFonArt — 5 months ago