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She has this nice mix of traditional superhero design but also a lot of things that make her unique like the shape of the symbol on her chest and her boots.

And the muscles too, can't forget those.

She was likely inspired by the likes of Captain Marvel (the Marvel version) and Sue Storm and a lot of other heroines.

And the design fits her perfectly and it's a nice contrast to her personality.

Honestly, every single character in this game is perfectly designed.

And I find it crazy that people call these designs bland. Especially the likes of r/TopCharacterDesigns.

Being simple or traditional does not make something bland and these designs are far from bland.

She has both the traditional and unique demon visuals on her.

Yes she has horns, red skin, glowing eyes but she is also a sorceress who is jacked and dresses up in the same way as a certain iconic 90s Pepsi commercial icon. Which are basically just casual clothes.

It's simple in a lot of ways, yet oh so effective and well made.

Honestly though, every single character in this game is perfectly designed.

And I find it crazy that people call these designs bland. Especially the likes of r/TopCharacterDesigns.

Being simple or traditional does not make something bland and these designs are far from bland.

It's actually really simple yet very effective.

The dark hair with the rebel hair cut and the nose ring.

The dark clothes showing her inner darkness and her purple jacket that shows how she is still figuring out whether she is good (blue - like Robert. Blazer and SDN clothes) or bad (red - like The Red ring).

Honestly, every single character in this game is perfectly designed.

And I find it crazy that people call these designs bland. Especially the likes of r/TopCharacterDesigns.

Being simple or traditional does not make something bland and these designs are far from bland.

They are the definition of simple yet effective.

The use traditional archetypes of heroes and villains whilst being unique enough to be memorable.

For example Malevola is a demon woman but she has her lean muscles and her casual outfit which makes her unique and perfectly fits her personality.

Every single character in this game is perfectly designed.

And I find it crazy that people call these designs bland. Especially the likes of r/TopCharacterDesigns.

Being simple or traditional does not make something bland and these designs are far from bland.

Seriously he is the perfect choice. Great actor and voice actor with a big and wholesome community and he is just generally a great guy.

Should play someone similar to his character of Damien for example or some death like figure.

He has such a relaxing and satisfying voice, he would be perfect.

Him and Jack/Sean (Punch-up) in the same scene would be awesome too.

Also unlike other big names he is nowhere near as expensive so the budget would be spent well.

I usually do not pay attention to these videos but this one is quite popular so I wanted to debunk it since I think it's wrong on so many things.

Just to give you an idea of what the video is about, here is the description:

"Do not romance Invisigal, it goes against everything the game stands for. Time to grow up Courtney."

Now to give credit, this video isn't a full hate video on Visi or the game but it honestly misses the point.

Visi is immature mainly because no one gave her a chance in life.

The video and the frankly terrible comments under it keep saying that Visi should help herself since she is 27.

Problem is when you grow up in a certain environment in a certain way like she did that is very difficult.

And often people like that need a hand so they can improve.

What makes her great honestly is that she DOES mature throughout the game. After episode 4 she becomes way more social, responsible and caring. She does make a judgement call with the docks which while dangerous proves her correct by the end.

And her plan to deal with Shroud was actually smart and ended up being the thing that put him under.

She absolutely SHOULD be an option since she perfectly represents the games themes of becoming better and giving people a chance.

Also saying "Time to grow up Courtney" unironically is just such an egotistic and out of touch thing to say. A lot of people like Visi struggle and this is essentially just a version of saying "man up" to them.

It's ironically a very toxic mindset to have when dealing with messy people.

Also what this guy says at the end that if you romance her she is still apparently a ticking time bomb and doesn't deal with her trauma etc.

Buddy, the point of a relationship like this is that you have a chance to WORK on these things. Even if she and Robert somehow broke up afterwards she would still have that growth.

And also saying that her only tie to the hero life is Robert which is what the guy in the video says is also false, she wanted to improve after she saw what damage she dealt.

Robert offered that but it's not like she is only dependent on him. She was a hero before he joined SDN and with his guidance and romance she can finally find her place in the world.

They could never make me hate Starfield. Honestly.

I do have certain issues with it like how there are too many planets and also the fact that a lot of them are empty. I also am not a fan of the sci-fi twist at the end of the main quest with The Unity and how the game handles new game plus.

Other than that though I love the aesthetics of this game. The art direction is superb as is the sound design and music.

I also love the guns and overall combat in the game, the excellent environments (when they are handmade), the physics which are very impressive for a game of this size and overall a lot of great detail that is present like in the objects or the mentioned weapons.

And I love most of the side quests too and the questlines are great.

And in general I love the classic sci-fi feel mixed with modern aesthetics that this game has.

Also Barrett, Sam and Andreja. Great characters.

Oh and both of the DLCs. Shattered Space especially has some of the most beautiful space environments I have ever seen in a video game.

And if so how do you deal with it?

I don't know how. And it's really annoying.

My favorite Fallout character.

Honestly I think he would be inspirational to the team given what he survived and how he still chose to be who he is.

His motivational speeches would be godly. Pun intended.

They would probably respect him, even Flambae.

I do wonder how their dynamic would go though, considering he is The Burned Man and all that.

I also wonder what he would make of Malevola since he is a mormon technically though it is a bit flexible.

Art link: https://www.indiedb.com/games/newcanaan/images/joshua-graham-the-burned-man-concept-art

It's one of those details that really makes me appreciate the game.

Everytime you replay it, you notice neat things like this. Whether it be character details or background details or just some funny inside joke or worldbuilding thing.

Like the whole scene here is framed in a way so Flambae has to show the hand that has missing fingers and of course that would be the thing that tipped Robert off since it is a unique detail that he cut off fingers from a flame guy at one point.

Personally I find the concept to be very nihilistic.

Because according to the theory every decision creates another universe, meaning that basically our choices in the grand scheme of things don't really matter as somewhere out there we had a perfect life.

But then when you think about it, your actions are kinda meaningless. You are no different from the bacteria in the ocean.

From a certain lens you look at it and realize your life doesn't matter. Why slave away at work when you could be somewhere else.

And if in the future you found a way to travel in the multiverse, you would realize that the human lives are just specs of dust with no real meaning or goal and just circling the drain.

At least those were my thoughts on it. Honestly if it truly did exist with infinite possibilities then it would create a paradox since there also should be a possibility of the multiverse being destroyed.

Basically the thought leads me to ask myself "Why bother?" and also "It doesn't matter."

Not that I'm complaining. Ever since I was a kid, Violet was always my favorite due to her personality and powers.

Only thing Visi lacks is her energy powers but otherwise her invisibility and even her power color is the same.

It's on a google browser and it's on one of my other accounts, not this one.

For some reason I keep getting this UI there whenever I want to create a post.

I do not get the option for images or video, link or text like usually. I just get this.

Is there a way to fix this?

Got 20 hours on it within the first week of me playing it.

Why is it so fun to experience again and again?

Is this like when you have a favorite TV show and you gotta rewatch it again and again because you enjoy it so much?

This is the second time Aaron Paul has done this to me. Actually third since he was in Better Call Saul's last season.

HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!

Hope you enjoy this regular picture of me.

I mean, to me, they most represent fantasy, freedom and a unique energy of the world.

I sometimes imagine having wings and flying between them, creating some epic movie scene.

But what about the rest of you? What draws you to them?

Robert has to go out being Mecha Man, so now someone else has to mentor Visi on being the law/superhero force.

No one really wants to do it so they get the one guy who respects the law and likely can keep her on a leash (since the law enforcement don't trust her).

So they get Judge Dredd to mentor her in the way he mentors Anderson in the film.

How does it go? Personally I think the banter and the contrast between the two characters would be comedy and storytelling gold.

Dredd might be one of my favorite comic book films and that is in large part thanks to the character of Dredd himself.

He is tough and no nonsense but he still has tons of great lines and never feels like he is an edgelord or a "tough guy" and has tons of hidden depth.

So I wonder how he would react to the rest of the Z-Team.

Personally I feel that he would at first only tolerate them because it's apparently lawful for the Phoenix Program to resist. And on every mission he would stick to the rules and be very critical in that Dredd way of his of the rest of the team.

Likely he would call them unprofessional and during the briefing he would point out everything they did wrong. And they might be pissed but they would honestly be so scared of him, they would keep their mouth shut.

Dredd has that aura in him.

Anyways, what do you think?

I found this on pinterest and sadly could not find the original author.

So please if anyone knows, comment down bellow.

I will edit it in.