#avatar videogame

[crisicsgames]

AVATAR DA PAURA LA GOLA DEL PIANTO SOSUL & KIN🎮 PS5

[luchicm04]

AFoP IS PINK

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[wouldtheyfuck]

[xdragon-sproutx]

Doodle dump of my avatar lol....enjoy?

[rayquaza-is-falling]

My OC Kuläk and their ikran Katir in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

[videogames-i-wish-were-real]

Videogames I wish were real #17

An open-world game like Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom set in the universe of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra.

At the start of the game you can pick your bending element and depending on what element you choose you appear in one part of the world or another. The game is set far back into the past, during the early stages of the Four Nations (around 4000 years before Aang and Korra's time). When you discover you are the avatar, you embark on a journey to learn other types of bending arts. There is no fixed order in which to learn the bending arts or the subskills of each of them. During your travels through the Earth Nation you get to explore Omashu and Ba Sing Se (yes, the cities are that old) and visit Wan Shi Tong's Library. You accompany a group of members from the Water Tribe as they journey towards the South Pole to establish the Southern Water Tribe. While on the Fire Nation you encounter the Sun Warriors and swear to keep the existence of their civilization and the dragons a secret. At some point you meet a group of Air Nomads that have an ambitions project and ask you to help them build several air temples. Eventually you learn about the Spirit World and get to visit it. Just like in Breath of the Wild, there's shrines around the world with puzzles that require creativity and bending arts to be solved, as well as many npcs that will require the help of the avatar. There is no big bad evil in this game, you simply explore the world, master the bending arts and use your power to keep the balance and peace between the Four Nations and between humans and spirits.

[locuas642]

Okay I need to ask what do you all see here

[shadowcatgirl09]

[disneytva]

The Walt Disney Company To Acquire 10% Stake Of EPIC GAMES, Developers of FORTNITE To Create Expansive and Open Games and Entertainment Universe Connected to Fortnite

The Walt Disney Company and Epic Games will collaborate on an all-new games and entertainment universe that will further expand the reach of beloved Disney stories and experiences. Disney will also invest $1.5 billion to acquire an equity stake in Epic Games alongside the multiyear project. This will mark the return of Disney to the videogame industry after the shut down of Disney Interactive Studios on 2018

The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.

In addition to being a world-class games experience and interoperating with Fortnite, the new persistent universe will offer a multitude of opportunities for consumers to play, watch, shop and engage with content, characters and stories from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, Avatar, 20th Century Studios and more. Players, gamers and fans will be able to create their own stories and experiences, express their fandom in a distinctly Disney way, and share content with each other in ways that they love. This will all be powered by Unreal Engine.

“Our exciting new relationship with Epic Games will bring together Disney’s beloved brands and franchises with the hugely popular Fortnite in a transformational new games and entertainment universe,” said Robert A. Iger, Chief Executive Officer, The Walt Disney Company. “This marks Disney’s biggest entry ever into the world of games and offers significant opportunities for growth and expansion. We can’t wait for fans to experience the Disney stories and worlds they love in groundbreaking new ways.” “Disney was one of the first companies to believe in the potential of bringing their worlds together with ours in Fortnite, and they use Unreal Engine across their portfolio,” said Tim Sweeney, CEO and Founder, Epic Games. “Now we’re collaborating on something entirely new to build a persistent, open and interoperable ecosystem that will bring together the Disney and Fortnite communities.” “This will enable us to bring together our incredible collection of stories and experiences from across the company for a broad audience in ways we have only dreamed of before,” said Josh D’Amaro, Chairman, Disney Experiences. “Epic Games��� industry-leading technology and Fortnite’s open ecosystem will help us reach consumers where they are so they can engage with Disney in the ways that are most relevant to them.”

[maybeophe]

I tried watching Ready Player One yesterday, but I kept predicting the plot beats and it pissed me off so much I had to leave the room.

[mirror-ralsei]

THOUGHTS: Threat Level and TwistedSwd

This is just a quick connecting of a couple of dots: the “threat level” demarcated by backing out of deleting a file at the last minute, and the ThornRing only being acquired by aborting a Weird Route at the last minute. (Shoutout to HalfBreadChaos for pointing out both.)

Notably, keeping the ThornRing - that is, a last-second abortion of Chapter 2’s Weird Route - is required in order to craft the TwistedSwd. We know little about the TwistedSwd beyond that it’s “a strange blade” for Kris that lowers Trance (contrasted with the ThornRing itself, which increases Trance).

“Twisted” kind of reminds me of Chara’s line to us about “a perverted sentimentality,” especially in context. Chara is specifically talking to a player who completed a No Mercy run twice, something most players would not do.

This, to me, is a bit similar to the conditions required to keep the ThornRing, and therefore obtain the TwistedSwd: a very obscure and deliberate path, probably followed for the purpose of obtaining a specific result. In the double No Mercy player’s case, it’s probably to see what kind of dialogue might change. In the TwistedSwd player’s, it’s obviously to obtain the TwistedSwd.

There’s also one more use of “twisted.”

Flowey describes you as “more twisted than [him]” if you subscribe to the newsletter “just to see what would happen if you unsubscribed. This does seem to line up with the way “perverted” is used to describe us by Chara.

Even if that’s not the case, and there’s no parallel between these ideas, I think “threat” and “trance” will probably be some kind of Chekov’s Guns for plot purposes later, as will the TwistedSwd. And I definitely wonder, like others, if we might have to do some, well, twisted things to get a “good” or “true” outcome.

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[crisicsgames]

AVATAR REVELATIONS RDA BOMBARDA GLI ARCHI NAVI !!! BASTARD INSIDE !!

[luchicm04]

AFoP IS RED

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[meikerio]

Against Clans and Machines

Game by leon-lepetit

SOOO SUPER EXCITED! I finally finished this avatar creator of my favorite videogame ever! Yes, Horizon! Feel free to create your own OC, your own Aloy, or anyone! Make yourself in the Horizon universe! Fight against clans, machines, save the world, or not.

Which clan do you belong to? Are you also a pariah, an outcast? Someone's clon? Any side girlfriend? uwu!! Enjoy!! Make your crush, too! Meridian, Forbidden West? You decide!

[rayquaza-is-falling]

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

I will be the first ti admit I was skeptical going into the game. I was SUPER excited about it, but one of my friends played it before me and actually returned her copy. She said it was janky, repetitive, and unimagined. It was super disheartening to hear because she is also the biggest Avatar fan I know, if she didn't like the game then it must be bad.

But I kept it on my Christmas list and old Saint Nick delivered, and boy am I glad.

I literally love it.

Here's why:

- The world, the nature, PANDORA in all of its glory... it looks INCREDIBLE. The world feels so alive and vibrant compared to other games of the genre and even other games by the developer (Ubisoft)

- the characters, the NPCs, specifically Etuwa are all fantastic. They have interesting dialog, dialects, accents, mannerisms, looks, etc. I'm particularly fond of the "Crush" sidequest.

- The combat. The combat is nothing new for ubisoft, but this definitely feels like the best execution of this style they have been working on in a while. Absolutely love the two bows. And throwing bombs at RDA.

-Customization. At first the customization is very underwhelming, bit as you play you unlock hairstyles, paint patterns, all that fun stuff and I like to think of it as my character "growing" as she goes along her journey. Being able to "disguise" armor with the appearance of other armor should be mandatory in every game here on out.

-The ikran. Very rarely do games have a GOOD flight mechanic in them. They are always so junky (looking at GTA) and don't feel good. The Ikran flight however... fantastic. It feels so immersive, and you can really feel that this is a living thing you are flying and not a machine. The scenery is beautiful and even the air is filled with interesting things. No game has given me the adrenaline rush that jumping off of the Ikran nook and taking flight has given me.

- I could go on an on, but I will end it with design. The characters, the world, the biomes, the weapons, the animals, everything. It's vibrant, colorful, and alive. You can tell someone put a lot of detail into every aspect and it's awesome

CONS:

- There have been complaints the game is buggy. I personally haven't experienced any game breaking bugs, but I have had enough npc's not showing up to be considered annoying

- the player character voices. I'm sorry, I'm sure that the actors are talented, but none of their voices fit the player character. All of the Na'vi NPCs have unique voices and Na'vi accents. Even the Avatar characters have better Na'vi voices. The Serentu who is known to be closer to the human word, Teylan, has more of a natural voice. I cringe every time I hear my character speak. I will give them credit for having a nonbinary voice and character option tho (the NB voice is also the most tolerable by far)

- the game doesn't really add anything new. It is a very standard RPG, Ubisoft doesn't really explore new techniques and gimmicks all that much. It feels very much like a reskinned AC odyssey. Which isn't inherently a bad thing, I like AC odyssey, but I would like a little more innovation.

- you have to pay for the DLCs, even if you pre ordered. I can tell they released "half" the game and are essentially making you buy a "DLC" to get the other half. It's a single player RPG (mostly) enough with the pay-per-use and "season pass"

So TLDR: if you like Avatar, and Pandora, and exploration, this game is for you. If you want to fly around, taking down helicopters and help restore the planet, you will love this game

If you are looking for the next Elden Ring, or fill-in for Baldur's Gate, you will find it underwhelming, and plain.

Rating so far

8.5/10