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demilypyro:
charlesoberonn:
charlesoberonn:
I’m considering writing an article about what I would want to see in a hypothetical Captain America game by Insomniac.
First of all, unlike Spider-Man, Captain America does kill. He’s a soldier, after all. He’d prefer not to, but if he’s in a dangerous situation with innocents at risk (like a war) then he will kill if he has to.
Secondly, if he were to have a gun, I think he’d only have a small pistol that doesn’t encumber his movement. Since while he’s no Spider-Man, he’s still very acrobatic in his fighting style.
I second that shield combat has to be a top priority. The shield has to be as versatile and natural to use as Spider-Man’s webs are in Spider-Man for the PS4.
Ultimate Cap uses all weapons (good ole edgy universe). 616 Cap generally doesn’t use fire arms but might use what he finds on site in an emergency. MCU is a mix, having brought and used small fire arms, but mostly restricting himself to the shield and his fists.
it would have short sections spread out where you get to be bucky.
Brilliant things in Good Omens that are NOT Crowley & Aziraphale
fandomsardonic:
I mean, those two are a black hole of show praise. Fair enough. They are fucking fantastic characters and Sheen and Tennant nailed it completely. But these are some moments/things I loved that are not our fave Angel and Demon dream team, because there was so much brilliant stuff in this show.
-That hilarious camera pan-down to the recently-puppified Dog the Hellhound. I mean, that whole sequence was funny, but this shot in particular emphasized the humor. Great directing.
-Dog’s glowing eyes (on his adorably Good Boi face) when he tries to threaten the cat. So cute.
-Gabriel’s “just buying pornography!” ruse to avoid drawing attention to himself but totally just weirding out the customers. Just so hilariously out of touch with life on earth.
-Hastur just shrieking his head off for a solid minute after the holy water.
-Miranda Richardson acting as two different people at once. She was seamless. When she was pantomiming for Aziraphale’s lines, I totally bought it. How can an actor be that good?
-That long shot of War with a shit-eating grin after she receives the sword and chaos is just letting lose behind her. Cinema.
-The confused Tibetans retreating back into their tunnel after running Dick Turpin off the road. I just thought it was a really fun and cute shot.
-”Chow. It’s Italian. Means ‘food.’”
-I still get such a kick out of Agnes turning herself into a human bomb. The sequence was so well done in the show.
“i just have to hit enter and then I’ll be ready” followed by a building wide blackout