Concept art released. [via]
The Asura were less cloyingly cute in the beginning and is that concept art for a GW2 boss I see?
God Walking Among Mere Mortals.
That’s the title you achieve for maxing out 30(!) titles.
Who would play your character?
My Elementalist was obviously based on Tom Selleck so that’s that. On a side note, online face recognition technology confirms that many male GW characters do, in fact, look girly.
ArenaNet artist Jaime Jones interviewed.
“I think getting this job at Arenanet was my first break. I’ve never been surrounded by people with so much talent and knowledge.”
Posted in Guild Wars, Web.
By Gobi
– Thursday, October 25, 2007
Wikipedia list of cliffhanger endi-… [via]
Dun dun dun.
Oekaki Central. [via]
“… multiple rooms for all of your oekaki and drawing needs …”
The Carlton Dance.
It’s not unusual.
Posted in Web.
By Gobi
– Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Wow.
In sketch form. I am completely blown away.
On chatfilters.
Bear in mind this chatfilter was for a kid’s game.
Gatchaman – Gotta Fight!
A music video by Henrik Harbin in tribute to the classic Tatsunoko show.
Dekamaster.
Strange as it may sound, this may be one of the greatest character designs I’ve ever seen. Whoever designed it was having an inspired day.
Posted in Web.
By Gobi
– Tuesday, October 23, 2007
In my quest to add functionality to Fanmode, I added a WordPress plugin that adds links to related posts for each entry.
Plugins that add this feature have been around for quite some time but the one I’m using leverages WordPress tagging features which were included in version 2.3. If you’ve updated to the latest version of WordPress, you would have noticed you can now add tags to each post in addition to categories. This should make it easier for readers to find related content on your site.
Continued…
Posted in Blogging, WordPress.
By Gobi
– Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Oktoberfest 2007. [via]
An entertaining video of the fan-organised event featuring The Beer Song.
Guild Wars comics. [via]
Obscure GW humour for veterans of the game.
Guildcast episode 84.
The best Guildcast episodes feature players discussing the game and make astute observations. The worst Guildcast episodes feature people reading aloud information from the wikis. With the exception of The Word on the Street segment, this was not a good episode.
Posted in Guild Wars, Web.
By Gobi
– Monday, October 22, 2007
