TOPIC: Studio Banter's Q&A

Are you happy with where you are at in life right now? and do you find ways to challenge yourself?

Lewis_is_java wrote:
I think I am; I'm lucky to try out new things with all the time in the world. But I know this won't last, so I'm trying my best.

I did a month of drawing the human figure and perspective - human anatomy is really interesting. I tend to doze off towards the end of books, so I decided to read The Three Kingdoms to challenge that bad habit. 120 chapters and 2000+ pages. The downside is I don't have anyone to ethusiastically talk to about how cool Kongming was in trolling Zhou Yu three times to the point of death, how the Tiger General Zhao Zilong fought off waves of Cao's commanders to protect Liu Shan or how much I hate Liu Shan who was a poor emperor in the Shu-Han dynasty - letting the Jin clan win over.

What killer or villain would you like to see in dbd, doesn't have to be realisitic, just one you think would be cool to add?
Feel free to flesh out on the design too such as abilitys, playstyle, perks and stuff

Scariest movie?

Lewis_is_java wrote:
I think a Biohazard crossover would be cool, something like the Executioner from RE5 or Mr X from RE2. I'm bad with thinking up game mechanics but X could have an ability where he could spint and deal double damage. That would be really fun. Perks might include enhanced auditory or sprint burst when you stalk enough - a new Myers

TheFierceOwl wrote:
Horror is subjective so I'll give you multiple answers.

If you're looking for specifically horror genre movies, Suspiria (1977). Having seen so many horror focused films, this movie really surprised me with how well it can handle atmospheric horror. Just listen to its theme that drops throughout scenes, it puts you to edge.

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is also tense, and that ending is one of my all time favourites. Watch the whole movie, not just the ending.

Psychological horror I have to say Takeshi Miike's Audition. It's a slow burn and the movie poster already spoils the movie but it's a weird experience. There's scenes of eating puke and torture, so not for the faint of heart.

Lastly, The Killing Fields (1984). Horror in that it happened; people actually experienced it. Some scenes will stay with you and it really did for me.

Do you have a big iron on your hip?

Lewis_is_java wrote:
no because I feel safe without guns every 2 metres but just in case I have a fat man on standby if civilization blows up; then it's back to the Congo for me.

which historic event happened on 1992 in outer space

What’s ur deal?

was up in wicklow camping there lad what u think of it
everyone had a dublin accent and sheesh is it different than the cork one

Carson wrote:
5-7 straight flush

MICHAELL wrote:
Have been there loads of times but Wexford is where it's at, the fresh sea air and the calm wind is unforgettable

Thoughts on the Soggy Bottom Boys?

DANlEL wrote:


Lewis_is_java wrote:
As a Coen enthusiast I haven't seen them in action but I do believe that one of the Soggy Bottom Boys has stopped a goat's heart.

Best 007 franchise movie? ( for each actor if you watched some of the old ones )

TheFierceOwl wrote: Oh! I'll answer this one too for obvious reasons, mine's GoldenEye!

Davidov007 wrote:

• Connery's "Goldfinger",
• Lazenby's "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"
• I only seen Moore's first three films but "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "The Man with the Golden Gun" are the favourites
• Brosnan's Goldeneye
• Craig's "Casino Royale"

Also, you just reminded me to continue my 007 marathon by release. I'm still on Roger Moore and the next one is Moonraker

how are you

Just curious, whats your LM story!

I must've not been around when you got it

Who is your all time favourite person you met on here?
Even though you want to, don't choose me

RandomdudeDK wrote:
Is this the bi-annual Random shitpost?