Marvel has announced and released a new High Fantasy (Link to their announcement) version of Marvel universe including Namor, who in this universe is much more Bluer than we normally see him and is rocking the earrings. Also has the Rivals style Pauldron to the point I'd expect it to appear in the game in a few months.
I think it's alright but not my personal favorite of the recent new designs. What do you think?
While it's explicitly said that Flemeth has only daughters in most things, have anyone from the DA team ever expressed what she'd do with a Son? And wouldn't it be an interesting thread to follow, potentially playing a DA game where you're revealed to be a child she abandoned before she had Morrigan as apart of a deal or because she had an obligation to fulfill to get to her goals?
Presentation of the demo and the adverts as well as some of the level design feel much more Bio. But, setting of the space ship and gameplay have a System vibe just thrown into a "discopunk" blender with it's sound design and visual ques.
Tried on the main GoW sub , got a bunch of joke answers , let's try it here .
He is very knowledgeable about the Everywhen, he knows that this is the place where Gods explicitly go after death, he accepts death as the state they've found themselves in and is able to hold Rue's sword by the blade without it seemingly hurting him, though it hurts Begtse. So I think he may be a god, and not just "kinda" but a legit powerful one that is either forgotten who he was due to his time in Everywhen or is wishing to act through Faye. This would also make sense why they got Jack Quaid instead of a smaller or unknown actor especially as he seem to be the role of Arteus in this game as a combat helper but instead of it being Loki, it will be a god that's normally considered a loving peaceful one to humanity but due to it being the Everywhen he doesn't give a damn about any life on it so he's very unforgiving.
My money YVHV ("God", the God of Abraham) or Ahura Mazda (The Creator of the Universe in the Zoroastrian faith) . If he's the former they won't ever directly confirm it just give hints that would lead anyone of the Christian and Jewish faith or knowledge of the faith will be able to go "Oh is he?!" , if he's the latter I expect a huge "Wait who killed him?" mystery to be set up.
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Someone just pointed it out on facebook and this isn't to dismiss anything that Homelander does or attempts to do during the run time of the series and especially the final season.
By the single punch to the pipeline:
And aside from that due to his connection with Sage during season 4: It's very possible him choosing to side with Homelander caused her to wish to leave in the final season, allowing her to do everything she ends up doing to help the boys. That last part comes from the fact she didn't want to lobotomy herself around him, suggesting if he showed openness to being aligned with her they'd potentially been a third prong in the Homelander V Boys Conflict. .
But regardless, it's humorous to think in the end it was the guy who was pissed his opportunity to complete a life goal was ruined, that he ended up causing more damage then the whiny baby with a god complex. Mainly because, I don't think that was intentional and that makes it funnier.
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