#The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt gameplay

[northernolddragon]

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[tsianphiel]

The Sexism of the Witcher 3

I’m sorry dear reader, but this is a topic I’ll keep getting back to. Skip The Witcher 3 posts if you find them boring. By now, anyone who knows me also know that I deeply dislike playing male player characters, and they also know I dislike sexism in games. All this makes for slim pickings when it comes to the games I play. Here’s my dilemma. I’m also a game developer, meaning that I, to some…

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#game design #gameplay #Geralt #sexism #The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt

[gamingtimefw]

THE WITCHER 3: WILD HUNT | GERALT OF RIVIA, A MONSTER SLAYER | PART 1

#witcher 3 wild hunt #withcher3 #witcher #witcher 3 #witcher 4 #3 #witcher 3 gameplay #witcher 3 cutscenes #youtube #gaming #video games #games #ask game

[kielanplays]

The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt - Part 178 - An most unexpected gathering.

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[wolfgeralt]

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt x Netflix content update due out 14th December. There's also the season 2 armour and Nilfgaardian armour for the soldiers. They're also introducing better textures, photo mode, different camera angles for gameplay, updating some broken quests, and there's something else to be announced soon.

I can't get used to Dandelion beardless, but am HERE for Geralt in that armour!

#the witcher #wiedźmin #geralt of rivia #jaskier #geraskier #gerlion #wild hunt

[bestgameostcrownduel]

Round 1, Side A: Guild Wars 2 (2012) vs Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Hearts of Stone (2015)

Heart of Thorns | Hearts of Stone

Campaigns under the cut!

Campaign for Guild Wars:

HoT has beautiful map design with a lot of exploration. It really feels like you're trapped in a hostile jungle, but you still find allies who help you survive and kill the dragon. The game encourages teamwork in the gameplay and story themes in a way unlike most MMO's.

Campaign for Hearts of Stone:

N/A

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[teecupangel]

So, I'm watching The Witcher: Wild Hunt gameplay - it's amazing and I want to cry because in total it's almost 30h of videos and aaaaAaaaaaaaAAAAAA - and I noticed that when you use the witcher's senses, things glow red, gold and silver (?) according to importance, functionality and usefulness. And my ADHD brain immediately: hey, doesn't that look like eagle vision?

Me:

So! Witcher Desmond, anyone?

Here’s the Desmond (and some more characters) gets isekai’ed into the Witcher world ask I got before for more Witcher AU idea.

Witcher 3 is one of the greatest RPGs. Honestly, the main reason why I haven’t finished it is because it keeps crashing my PS5. XD

So a witcher!Desmond has been knocking on my head for quite a while now.

Of course, we are taking a lot of liberty from Witcher lore in this one, mainly to ‘preserve’ some of the core elements of AC lore.

Now, Witcher is known to be made so, in this setup, Desmond came to the School of the Eagle in mysterious circumstances that only their leader, also called the mentor, knows. Some say he was sold off by his parents. Some say he was a bastard son of a high-ranking noble that wished him to be striken off the ‘records’.

Regardless of the reason, Desmond grows up to be a witcher with three other kids.

Altaïr is an orphan who was sold off to them, supposedly of unknown origin. He’s quite close to a veteran witcher named Umar who treats him like his own son. (You decide if Umar dies in this one or… just goes on his own Witcher travels)

Ezio had a family. Or… he believed he had a family. His memories are fuzzy but he believed he had siblings once but he’s not sure if it’s real or if he was dreaming them. Giovanni, an older witcher and one of their training instructors, found Ezio as a small child near their headquarters with a letter saying that the child’s name is Ezio. That’s all he knows about Ezio’s past.

Ratonhnhaké:ton was actually taken from his mother when he was young and was supposed to be sold off when Bayek, one of the oldest witchers in their school, got into a fight with the slave ‘traders’ and Bayek had tried to bring Ratonhnhaké:ton home, only for them to find his village gone. Even with the witcher sense, the villagers’ trail ends by the nearest coast and Ratonhnhaké:ton decided to become a witcher to become strong enough to find his village (and his mother).

The four of them develop a close bond with one another, one which the other witchers don’t really try to push because folks get testy with just one witcher… four witchers traveling together? It’s unheard of and, frankly, would get them more in trouble than it’s worth. They do tend to find one another even though they usually travel alone, usually because they decide (on their own) to hunt the same monster or follow the same rumor.

Unorganized Notes:

Altaïr is the most proficient in signs in general and uses them regularly with his regular attacks. It’s normal to see him use Igni in close combat after striking his opponents with his sword or Aard to keep other enemies back while he’s focused on one of them.

Among the four though, Desmond has the highest mastery over Axii and he has no qualms about using it to calm down other people or make them do what he wants. During battle, Desmond usually uses Axii to confuse his opponents and create an opening.

Ezio rarely uses Axii as he feels uncomfortable manipulating other people’s minds. He usually cast Quen before charging into battle, just to be safe.

Ratonhnhaké:ton prefers to use Yrden as a trap for his opponents and also uses a bow with specialized arrows (poison, silver, etc). He’s also the most skilled in hunting his target and sometimes doesn’t even need the witcher senses to find clues.

Among the four, Ratonhnhaké:ton’s the one to mostly use potions and decoctions. Altaïr mostly just creates them out of curiosity and experiments with a lot of possible combinations but rarely uses them, most of the time just giving them to Ratonhnhaké:ton or the other two if they meet and his inventory is getting full. Ezio tends to only use them if he has no other choice and Desmond… uuuhh… Desmond mostly forgets them. They oil their swords liberally though. That’s just good sense. (“Good sense would be drinking-” “What’s that? I don’t hear you. I think you’re too far away.” “I’m right beside you.” “Huh? I might be getting something with my witcher senses. Please wait.” “That… that’s not how it works.”

Cristina and Sofia are two sorceresses that Ezio has… past dealings with. The other three don’t want to know the details.

I was contemplating if Leonardo should be their Dandelion but I think it’s better if we keep him as he is, the multitalented mad man we all love. He’s also a very avid Gwent player who taught the boys how to play Gwent. Most of the time, he provides information and rumors to them.

All witchers of the School of Eagles have a Hidden Blade made of silver. It’s mostly not used because, as veteran witchers say, “If you’re close enough to use it, you’re too close to death itself.”

Honestly, the plot is more or less ‘witchers doing witcher stuff and finding each other in the big world for some reason’.

If you really want a more solid plot, Desmond’s parentage has been left a mystery so we can play it with later. Making him the Ciri with William Miles being king would lead to an actual plot of the most powerful people in the world looking for him.

And hey, if Desmond is meant to be Ciri, he would have elder blood in him that has been mutated by becoming a Witcher, making him more powerful even if the powers of the elder blood should only be activated by women.

Or… you know… Desmond is an anomaly all by himself not because he’s the Ciri of the plot but because he’s the actual Desmond Miles from AC world that got deaged and transported to this world after the Solar Flare and he has no memories of it. The Wild Hunt is after him because he doesn’t belong in this world and becoming a Witcher granted him more powers than he should have.

… there was also this vague idea I had of Desmond being sold off to become a witcher but he ran away before he could become one then things happened and he became a sorcerer instead. Then he meets up Altaïr who is now a witcher and remembers him as the boy who ran away. But… that’s as far as I got. XD

#honestly #i just want either altaïr or desmond to be a sorcerer instead #but an all witcher ac au would be fun #if you need plot #(waves at desmond) go wild #ask and answer #assassin's creed #desmond miles #altaïr ibn la'ahad #ezio auditore #ratonhnhaké:ton #connor kenway #teecup writes/has a plot #fic idea: assassin's creed #witcher au

[vortexvirtualvagabond]

World best game

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild: Known for its vast open world, immersive gameplay, and stunning visuals, this action-adventure game for the Nintendo Switch has been hailed as a masterpiece by many.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: Renowned for its rich storytelling, complex characters, and expansive open world, this role-playing game has won numerous awards and accolades for its engaging gameplay and captivating narrative.

Grand Theft Auto V: With its open-world environment, immersive storyline, and dynamic gameplay mechanics, this action-adventure game has become one of the best-selling and most critically acclaimed games of all time.

The Last of Us Part II: Praised for its emotional storytelling, realistic characters, and stunning visuals, this action-adventure game for the PlayStation 4 has left a lasting impact on players worldwide.

Minecraft: Loved for its creative freedom, endless possibilities, and multiplayer features, this sandbox game has become a cultural phenomenon and continues to captivate players of all ages around the world.

Super Mario Odyssey: With its charming gameplay, inventive level design, and nostalgic appeal, this platformer for the Nintendo Switch has received widespread acclaim and is considered one of the best Mario games to date.

Dark Souls series: Known for its challenging gameplay, intricate level design, and atmospheric world-building, this action role-playing series has garnered a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim for its rewarding difficulty and depth.

These are just a few examples of games that have left a significant mark on the gaming landscape and are often regarded as some of the best in the world. Ultimately, the "world's best game" is subjective and varies based on personal preferences and experiences.

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[twilightcitadel]

Top 5 Must-Play Medieval Fantasy RPG Games

With their missions, battles, and intricate narration, Medieval Fantasy role-playing games provide players with an engrossing escape into imaginative worlds. The top 5 must-play medieval fantasy role-playing games that will take you to fascinating realms of mystery and adventure are listed in this blog post.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

The classic medieval fantasy role-playing game, Skyrim from Bethesda, transports players to the expansive province of Tamriel. With its vast amount of quests, open-world adventure, and deep lore, Skyrim provides an unmatched gaming experience. As the Dragonborn, you will face dragons and shape your own fate as you explore the mysteries of this ancient continent.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

In CD Projekt Red's masterpiece, The Witcher 3, players assume the role of Geralt of Rivia and embark on a sombre and intense adventure. Immersive graphics and a convoluted storyline are combined in this grim mediaeval fantasy game. In your quest to find Geralt's adoptive daughter Ciri, you will come across legendary creatures, have to make moral decisions, and move through a politically heated environment.

Dragon Age: Inquisition

Dragon Age: Inquisition by BioWare skillfully combines strategic combat and elaborate storytelling. In order to heal divisions and bring peace back to Thedas, players assume the role of the Inquisitor and guide a varied cast of characters. This game offers an interesting take on medieval fantasy with a plot that is captivating, characters that are memorable, and combat that are strategic.

Divinity: Original Sin 2

Divinity: Original Sin 2, a modern classic from Larian Studios, emphasises intricate systems and rich storytelling. Players construct their own characters and set out on a journey through a highly dynamic environment, strategic turn-based combat, moral quandaries, and the fantastical world of Rivellon. Because there is so much freedom in the game, every playthrough is different.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance

Kingdom Come: Deliverance by Warhorse Studios presents a historically true and realistic portrayal of medieval life. The game, which takes place in 15th-century Bohemia, follows Henry, a blacksmith's son, as he pursues retribution and gets entangled in political intrigue. Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a novel and engrossing medieval role-playing game that places a high emphasis on realism, historical correctness, and a non-linear narrative.

My Own Dark Fantasy Realm

Hi there, fellow fans of dark fantasy! Thanks to your unflinching support, our blog—which is packed with tales and inspirations of dark fantasy—is making waves on TikTok, Pinterest, and YouTube. Even more thrilling is the fact that we're creating a captivating Trading Card Game to further engross you in Twilight Citadel's eerie mysteries. Explore the depths of the shadows with our website, where you can get eerie yet lovely phone wallpapers and posters. Furthermore, we've got you covered with free resources like desktop wallpapers and profile pictures to make sure your gadgets are brimming with eerie fantasy atmosphere. Come along with us on this surreal adventure, where fears come true and shadows dance. Are you prepared to welcome the gloom?

Conclusion

Players are enthralled by medieval role-playing games because of their intricate settings, gripping stories, and tactical gameplay. These top 5 role-playing games (RPGs) offer a wide variety of experiences that will transport you to mystical realms and leave you itching for more adventures, whether you love exploring expansive landscapes, making morally difficult decisions, or participating in epic battles.

#fantasy games #fantasy gaming #medieval games #medieval fantasy #mmorpg #rpg games #skyrim #fantasy #dark fantasy #medieval #elder scrolls #the elder scrolls #the witcher #witcher #geralt of rivia #the witcher fanart #dragon age #dragon age 2 #divinity original sin 2 #kingdom come

[cyberpunkonline]

The Hero's Journey in Video Games: An Odyssey Through Pixels and Polygons

From the golden era of 8-bit gaming to the high-definition marvels of today, video games have evolved exponentially in terms of graphics, gameplay mechanics, and narrative depth. Yet, amidst this evolution, an age-old narrative structure persists – The Hero's Journey. Often touted by writers and storytellers across different media, this formula finds a comfortable and effective home in the digital realm of video games.

The Classic Blueprint

The Hero's Journey, as conceptualized by Joseph Campbell in his 1949 work, "The Hero with a Thousand Faces", describes a series of stages that a hero undergoes in a narrative. The journey consists of three main phases: Departure, Initiation, and Return. Throughout these phases, the hero encounters various challenges, mentors, allies, and adversaries, ultimately transforming them.

The 8-bit Era: Beginnings in Simplicity

In the days of the NES and Atari, narratives were often secondary to gameplay due to hardware limitations. Still, the essence of the Hero's Journey was evident.

Example: "The Legend of Zelda" (1986) Link's quest to rescue Princess Zelda from the evil Ganon fits snugly into Campbell's framework. From his call to adventure when he obtains his sword, to trials against dungeon monsters, and ultimately the triumphant return after defeating Ganon, Link's journey is a textbook example.

The 16-bit and 32-bit Eras: Complexity Emerges

With improved hardware came the ability to portray more intricate narratives. RPGs particularly embraced the Hero's Journey, adding layers of emotional depth.

Example: "Final Fantasy VI" (1994) The ensemble cast each embarks on their hero's journey. Terra's struggle with her identity, Locke's quest for redemption, and Celes' battle with despair all exemplify different facets of the journey.

The 3D Era and Beyond: Immersive Epics

With the advent of 3D graphics, games could now immerse players more deeply into their worlds, allowing for a richer exploration of the Hero's Journey.

Example: "Mass Effect" Series (2007-2012) Commander Shepard's interstellar odyssey to save the galaxy from the Reapers hits every beat of the Hero's Journey. From the initial call to action to the final confrontation, players are deeply invested in Shepard's evolution as a hero.

Modern Gaming: Player Agency and Narrative Depth

Today's games give players more agency than ever before, allowing them to shape their hero's journey in unprecedented ways.

Example: "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" (2015) Geralt's journey in search of Ciri is filled with choices that affect the story's outcome. The trials he faces and the allies and enemies he encounters vary based on player decisions, offering a personalized Hero's Journey.

Conclusion

The Hero's Journey may be an age-old narrative structure, but it's evident that it remains as relevant today as ever, especially in the world of video gaming. As games continue to evolve, one can only imagine how this timeless tale will be reinvented in the digital adventures of tomorrow.

All sass and wisdom provided by Raz. Until the next byte! - Raz

#games #gaming #stories

[northernolddragon]

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[deadletterpoets]

What are your favourite 5 video games?

First off thank you so much for the question, as far as I can tell I don't think I've ever actually shared my fav video games on here.

This is in no particular order and will only include games I have beaten (so no Baldur's Gate 3 lol and I'll admit to cheating a bit by doing franchise for most instead of just choosing one lol):

The Last of Us Franchise - I absolutely love these games. I am someone that actually thinks Part 2 is better than part 1, not completely Part 1 story was tighter and more concise, but in terms of gameplay I thought Part 2 was so much better. I haven't played the Part 1 remake so idk how much of the gameplay was improved. But I consider Joel and especially Ellie some of the best characters in video games. And Abby gets too much hate. Joel can go around and kill a ton of people, but when one of those ppl comes after Joel suddenly it's a problem? Consequences.

Kingdom Hearts franchise - The first Kingdom Hearts is the video game that turned me into a true gamer I like to say. I played all the games when they came out and I always love them even as the story continually gets so complicated I gotta use youtube vids to tell me exactly what is going on haha

Mass Effect Original trilogy - If I had to choose an all time fav game it would probably be the original trilogy. This was my first Bioware game and the first game that I truly felt I was making real choices in the narrative and it blew my mind. And IMO Mass Effect 2 is truly one of the greatest games of all time. Won't go too much into my opinion on ME3, but in terms of the journey throughout 3 it was a SciFi war game and that was fun to play. This franchise reinvented itself with each game and that was cool. I really hope Bioware is able to make another one.

Horizon Franchise - Zero Dawn and Forbidden West are not underrated or undiscovered gems cause they are definitely well known games that have sold well and been received well. But the way they are talked about in gaming circles is so weird that they often feel like underappreciated games for sure. Aloy is one of the best protags in video games and the open world does what so many ppl want from open world games. Especially Forbidden West with a world that feels alive, side quest that are more than just fetch quest (though of course those still exist too) and awesome DLC story set after the main story. But the game gets getting released near bigger more popular games so it doesn't get the attention it deserves, and then too much of the attention these days is still just on "Aloy isn't a model with a perfect face." Idiots.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey - Okay now this one is probably controversial in AC fandom, but while I don't think this is the best AC game (that's still ACII imo) this is the game that I had the most fun playing and Kassandra is best girl. This is the game that got me back into the AC franchise after I stopped buying after I beat ACII. The world was so huge but I found so much to do and had to much fun and other than Cyberpunk 2077 I think this is the game I've put the most time playing cause I just love the world and characters so much. Also the combat in this to me was incredible. I absolutely loved the skills and despite what ppl say you absolutely can be a full assassin in this, it's just not with a hidden blade. At least I was able to take out full forts without being detected plenty of times once I had the right skills to do so.

Honorable mentions (Won't go into detail with these, but they deserve to be known as well):

Cyberpunk 2077

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice

Dead Island 2

Far Cry 6

The Outer Worlds

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

God of War franchise (PS4/PS5 games)

Kena: Bridge of Spirits

A Plague Tale: Innocence

FF7 Remake

Tomb Raider Franchise (Reboot)

And that's about it. Thank you!

#I love waking up to asks #thank you so much #the last of us #kingdom hearts #mass effect #horizon forbidden west #assassin's creed odyssey

[kemical-gaming]

THE WITCHER 3 ~ NEXT GEN-UPDATE - FULL GAMEPLAY - FULL HD /60FPS -PART 11 - PYRES OF NOVIGRAD

⚔🐺 WHO IS TRISS MARIGOLD ? ⚔🐺 

Triss Merigold of Maribor was a legendary Temerian sorceress of the 13th century. Called Fourteenth of the Hill by her contemporaries because she was erroneously thought to have been killed during the Battle of Sodden Hill. She was friends with Yennefer and the witcher Geralt of Rivia, but also unhappily in love with the latter. Triss took care of Ciri at Kaer Morhen for some time and is like an older sister to her.

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⚔🐺 This gameplay includes the witcher 3 wild hunt NEXT-GEN UPDATE full gameplay + blood & wine & heart of stone extension pack full exploring, side quests, and hidden treasures. The witcher 3 wild hunt - NEXTGEN update play list 👉🏼 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXo32...

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[treetraveler]

The Ultimate Top 10 Video Games That Will Blow Your Mind!

Video games have become an integral part of our lives, offering immersive experiences, thrilling adventures, and unforgettable stories. Whether you're a hardcore gamer or just looking for a new way to unwind, we've got you covered! In this blog, we're about to embark on a journey through the top 10 video games that everyone should play. From gripping narratives to breathtaking graphics, these games have it all.

So, grab your controller and get ready for some serious gaming inspiration!

1 : The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild: Kicking off our list is the epic adventure of Link in "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild." This open-world masterpiece redefined what it means to explore a game world. With stunning visuals, intricate puzzles, and an immersive environment, it's a must-play for any gamer.

2 : The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt : Join Geralt of Rivia in "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" as he hunts monstrous creatures and uncovers a richly detailed world filled with moral dilemmas. This RPG gem offers a compelling story, breathtaking landscapes, and choices that truly impact the game's outcome.

3 : Red Dead Redemption 2 : Step into the shoes of Arthur Morgan, an outlaw in the American Wild West, in "Red Dead Redemption 2." Rockstar Games' masterpiece boasts a captivating narrative, realistic world, and unparalleled attention to detail.

4 : Dark Souls : Prepare to die, and die again in "Dark Souls." This challenging action RPG tests your skills and patience like no other. Its atmospheric world, intricate level design, and tough boss battles make it a cult classic.

5 : The Last of Us Part II : Naughty Dog's "The Last of Us Part II" delivers a poignant narrative in a post-apocalyptic world. With exceptional character development and emotional storytelling, this game is a work of art.

6 : Super Mario Odyssey : For a more lighthearted experience, "Super Mario Odyssey" offers pure joy and nostalgia. Join Mario on a globetrotting adventure filled with creative platforming and charming characters.

7 : Hollow Knight : Dive into the beautifully hand-drawn world of "Hollow Knight," an indie gem that combines challenging gameplay with a mysterious and enchanting underground kingdom.

8 : Celeste : "Celeste" is a heartwarming platformer that explores mental health and determination. With tight controls and an emotional story, it's a hidden indie treasure.

9 : Horizon Zero Dawn : In "Horizon Zero Dawn," you'll roam a post-apocalyptic world filled with robotic creatures. This action RPG boasts a compelling story, jaw-dropping visuals, and innovative combat mechanics.

10 : Minecraft : Closing our list is the sandbox sensation, "Minecraft." This game allows you to unleash your creativity in a blocky world, whether you're building epic structures or surviving against monsters

These top 10 video games represent the pinnacle of gaming experiences, offering something for every type of gamer. From epic adventures to emotional narratives, they showcase the incredible diversity and storytelling power of the gaming medium. So, what are you waiting for? Dive into these virtual worlds and embark on unforgettable journeys that will leave you in awe. Get ready to level up your gaming experience!

#VideoGames #Games #videogames #Top10

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[innermuse24]

List of One's Fanvids Created over Time: ---------------------

Peaky Blinders - Thomas Shelby fanvid:

Created Nov 16, 2022

Inspired by this music by Crywolf - DREAMING OF ME // IN COLORS OF WHITE

Created using Cyberlink Powerdirector, so will be rough in some areas

Important Constant and Trigger warning for this fanvid: References to when Tommy is going through a grief, loss and pain of losing Grace plus his PTSD from the war, deals with lot of issues as well like Tommy complementing suicide during when he shoots the horse and later on when walking away from Arrow House Important Constant and Trigger warning for this fanvid:

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Fanvid - 'The Witcher's Bane'

Created Mar 16, 2023

Fanvid created using Cyberlink Powerdirector

Moments taken from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - A Night To Remember

Title refers to how Geralt is torn between the monster and human side of him, plus when killing monsters finds himself comparing them to monster-like humans he stumbles upon as shown briefly in this fanvid.

Music used is Wicked Games - Ramin Djawadi (from Westworld S3 Official Soundtrack)

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Bleach Fanvid - 'Journey'

Created Jan 2, 2023

A musical composition created using a website called Virtual Piano, where one can use various instruments to create musical piece or test their skills on the music sheets made available

Various Pictures used are sourced from Pinterest.

Put together using Cyberlink Powerdirector as had to record the parts separately using the 30 seconds recording that free users on the website (see name above) can use instead of registering or logging in.

Title refers to how from August 7, 2001 every Bleach Manga fan, including Anime fans have been on a journey with all the Volumes for the manga and for the anime all the seasons.

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Bleach Fanvid - 'The Rain Keeps Falling Down'

Created Dec 20, 2022

Created using Cyberlink Powerdirector, so rough towards the end - Will be making re-edited version at some point

CW: Deals with the themes of loss and grief of losing others

Music chosen for fanvid is:

Nothing Can Be Explained ＜Instrumental＞「Bleach TYBW Episode 10 OST」Epic Emotional Cover  Nothing Can Be Ex...   which comes from: Hurakion @HurakionCovers https://www.youtube.com/@HurakionCove...

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The Evil Within: Stefano Valentini x Sebastian Castellanos - 'Still Time for Inspiration'

Created Sep 8, 2022

The Evil Within Fanvid (1 of 2 separate fanvids)

Music used The Tech Thieves - If You Dare

Moments taken from THE EVIL WITHIN 2 Stefano The Deadly Photographer Trailer (2017), The Evil Within 2 “Survive” Gameplay Trailer | PS4 and Launch Trailer [Red Band] | The Evil Within 2 (2017) - Created using Cyberlink Powerdirector

The Evil Within: Stefano Valentini x Sebastian Castellanos - 'This Chase has Been Entertaining'

Created Sep 6, 2022

The Evil Within fanvid inspired by some interesting music

Music used   RYLLZ - Hunt You Down (ft. Alaina Cross) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bur-c0cT68&list=PLJzE4sl3dn0uVBNBLPr9LpUT1XBV0WnuY&index=1

Rough version created so moments like credits from the game appear in one part, which using Cyberlink Powerdirector can't get rid of because editing skills still in WIP mode

Moments taken from the second game

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Our Flag Means Death Fanvid: 'Love is Just like Sails in the Wind Going Back and Forth Between Us'

Created Jul 8, 2022

Got inspired to create Our Flag Means Death Fanvid after listening to Black Water by Of Monsters and Men and inspired by some wonderful Our Flag Means Death fanart

Music used Black Water

Episodes used are Episode 4, 9 and 10

Slightly rough version - Stede Bonnet/Edward Teach

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Star Wars: Clone Wars 'The Trials Faced are Now the Past'

Created Jun 27, 2022

Parts taken from Season 3, Episode 15 Mortis Arc and Season 7, last episode

Music used midas touch

Created using Cyberlink Powerdirector - Rough version

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Mushi-Shi Fanvid - 'Soul of Nature'

Created Nov 10, 2021

A mixture of moments taken from the anime movie Mushi-Shi: Zoku Shou-Suzu no Shizuka

First time creating an anime fanvid

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Black Sails - 'There Be Dragons'

A culmination of certain moments taken, representing Flint going through a journey until reaching the end of the Path he has taken.

Created Nov 2, 2020

Moments are taken from Season 3 and 4.

Music used is Mechanical Mind from Law Abiding Citizen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH2AGB-aG0I and Inception - Strategy Theme

Video created using Powerdirector

Took some time to create, but got there in the end.

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Death Stranding - 'Soldier Within'

Created Dec 22, 2019

A Death-Stranding Fanvid created using the the song Iron by Woodkid.

The song repeats twice due to the sequences chosen.

Comments and feedback on what you think and anything needing altered are welcome.

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Hannigram - 'Welcome to the Abyss of Conjoined Minds'

Created Dec 19, 2019

After listening to the song by Bottom Of The Deep Blue Sea created a Hannigram fanvid.

At the moment rough version but their will be a edited version coming soon.

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Hannigram - Danse Macabre with the Devil

Created Saturday, Dec 12, 2019

Got inspired by this song - Dancing with the Devil

Decided to create a fanvid

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Danes Bond - The Actual Version

Created Jun 4, 2018

Now you all heard of James Bond. But have you..heard of...DANES BOND.

Gif artists who pictures these belong 1. http://wiith-my-hands.tumblr.com/ 2. http://livingthegifs.tumblr.com/ 3. and the third, a Russian Fannibal who's name one has sadly forgotten and can't find on Tumblr.

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Year End Wrap-ups

Why not. Here’s the first list. Games I played a lot of, but absolutely will not finish in the next week. Because they’re huge games.

cyberpunkdreams A Fallen London clone, i.e. a text RPG where the primary gameplay is clicking on storylets (i.e. "I am scouring the streets for resources") and slowly building up qualities and trading them for other qualities, i.e. a story-rich grind game. This certainly has a better balance of story-to-grind than the endless middle of Fallen London than I'm stuck on. It also does some interesting things with gender presentation and I'm not even 100% sure I hate how deliberate every major and many minor actions have to be (are you dressed appropriately to go to that place? Do you have enough bullets to do this thing?). It is, however, still a lot of grind and a lot of grind in a really aggressively unpleasant setting and a lot of grind in a game with permadeath. There's more than a seed of something really good here, but it's also kind of a drain to play in every way. Done with it again. Elden Ring Ah yes, the game that finally pushed me into the "oh, I can play difficult action RPGs" bucket and also, really, "I enjoy difficult action RPGs". I'm not great at playing on our PS5 and have just picked this up again on PC, the better to start it again with a somewhat-less magic-heavy build, and it's a fun and compelling game. Part of what makes it great is the horsie. Fantastic horsie. Fast as thought and jumps like a hare. Zipping across the map rather than careful, iterative progression is a joy and what makes this From Software game by far the most accessible. Kynseed A life sim more than a farming sim, and sort of a hodgepodge of systems at that. The narrative appears to be largely "uh, keep engaging with our systems and numbers will tick up", but it is enjoyable for all that. The combat is chunky and on the difficult side, and the pixel art is incredible and if you don't really feel like farming, it's a pretty small percentage of what you do. The mini-games -- well, they're trying to rebalance them. One day I may successfully make jam. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Second attempt's the charm, I guess. It's a marvelous game to wander around, but the horsie is not as good as in Elden Ring, which is a bit of a problem. On the other hand, glider. Wonderful glider. Get up high and go soaring over the landscape. There is also a plot which is engaging, it is, but I do honestly find any interruption to exploring the map a comparative chore. Monster Hunter Rise The ultimate kill-beautiful-monsters-to-make-pants simulator and it's a lot of fun with great designs. Some real pathos in killing these magnificent creatures, though. Humans-as-endurance predators. Sometimes hard to hear the frustrated, furious wail as I corner some great fur-or-feathered scaly thing in its den yet again. Nioh 2 Hard-as-shit, but more generous than a from software game in giving you tons of gear and anima-soul-bits. Colorful, too, palette of greens and reds, over-the-top storytelling that's still elliptical and hard to follow. You turn into a yokai but it helps less than you might think. :( A good time. Meditative in a strange way. Lots of weapon variety. also dress-up elements. Red Dead Redemption 2 The great cowboy life-sim and dress-up game where you do in fact have to shoot people sometimes and ruin your groove of dominos-playing, theater-watching, and sunset ambling. Should actually approach the plot again. Horsies are of course essential. Don’t leave home without one. Stardew Valley Finally dug into this 'un, but didn't quite complete a year of game time on the Switch. Gonna restart on PC with some mods to get the full-plus-extra experience now. I'm starting to sort of get the groove of farming sims, if I still don't understand why this particular one sits so high for so many people. Really like fishing mini-games, maybe?? Witcher 3 Wild Hunt I've played it before! Here I am playing it again. Turns out I forgot huge chunks of this huge-ass RPG with dozens and dozens of short stories appended to its main quest and it's a pleasure to revisit, even if I don't have any appreciation for the Bloody Baron storyline in This Year of Hells. Xenoblade Chronicles 3 I may still want it to be Xenoblade X, but I actually like this cast of 3, even if I do get less interested in the main plot as it continues (a common problem). The main antagonists are appealingly bonkers and making each settlement its own node with its own successive sidequests is a good touch. The landscape is beautiful and endless. I write about it and do want to go back to it. Perhaps after Harvestella??

#cyberpunkdreams #elden ring #kynseed #breath of the wild #nioh 2 #monster hunter rise #red dead redemption 2 #stardew valley #witcher wild hunt #xenoblade chronicles 3