#critical incident

[chaneilkular]

AKSHAY KHANNA as Zil Ahmed Critical Incident 1x01 "Run"

[skulandcrossbones]

These are dangerous fuckin' people. You should've never fucking agreed to sell for Ty! We said you wouldn't. ↳ CRITICAL INCIDENT (2024) S01E04

[alchemypanda]

that's a familiar face.👀

[mortal-kombat13]

Critical Incident (3)

During the creation of 'Mavado' I came across an issue that I wasn't entirely sure the direction of the design other than he was a criminal. For 'Kitana' she drew influences from Chinese royalty, for Onaga he shared armour designs from Japanese military but I did further research into Mavado and discovered he was initially created to be a matador inspired character but was scrapped due to the difficulty of the subject matter in the game. I decided to re-adopt this idea and so my direction for Mavado had changed to matador influences in his design which greatly helped in the early creation process.

[essektheylyss]

We have bitchy wizard fugitive snark. We have Ludinus nickel allergy. We have Tusk Love purchase. We have Yussa Errenis update. We have Pumat destination. The wizard stans are FEASTING today.

[yudol-skorbi]

fave cringe fail loser girlboss

[bakutenshi]

The ceiling is looking very ceiling today!

[yarrow-leaf]

A kindling of a swordless bloodshed,

The creaking of a voiceless door —

Another piece inspired by something @mincemeat-the-warforged said that absolutely altered my brain chemistry (the same 1 am conversation that sparked this in fact!)

[staticrevelations]

waiting for dancer to be like "so imogen are you still interested in..." and laudna yelling "SHE'S TAKEN"

[pocketgalaxies]

"i can make bees come out of my mouth, i don't know how that's supposed to help" it ALWAYS helps, marisha

[chaneilkular]

AKSHAY KHANNA as Zil Ahmed Critical Incident 1x02 "Strip"

[captainofthetidesbreath]

I've said it before, but Ashton really just reminds me of my sister who is a punk. It isn't a compliment.

However, it sure is fascinating as a character choice and COMPLETELY consistent with what Taliesin said is his inspiration, touchstone, and framework for the character.

[mortal-kombat13]

Critical Incident (2)

My second critical incident occurred when using Blender. I came across an issue when trying to use a PBT texture on a table I modelled. The issue was that there was not enough vertices in the detailing of the table when I used a mask so when I tried to add the PBR texture it made it look terrible. To fix this I tried to increase the small detailing to a larger size so the PBR texture would pick up the table detailing better.

[janitorjuliann]

insane how laser focused dorian is on orym. robbie said i came here to make sure no one ever again says orym's feelings for dorian unrequited and im having a fantastic time

[aeons-behind]

critical role c3e90: a story told in captions

[agentrouka-blog]

"He could still hear Sansa pleading, as Lyanna had pleaded once."- Ned(AGOT).

Sansa pleading for Lady reminds Ned of Lyanna please to Ned to save her son's life from Robert's wrath.

"Bending, Ned pulled back the cloak, dreading the words he would have to find for Arya, but it was not Nymeria after all. It was the butcher's boy, Mycah, his body covered in dried blood."-Ned.

Sandor Clegane brutally killed Mycah an innocent child on orders of Lannisters. This is similar to Gregor and Amory killing Rhaenys and Aegon on Tywin's order.

It seems like history repeating itself in front of Ned at Trident. That Robert and Lannisters are not changed. That innocents are still murdered. That his daughters are in great danger as were Elia and Lyanna.

Indeed. And Ned placed them into that danger.

It's very telling that GRRM places the revelation of Mycah's fate just as Ned has murdered Lady. GRRM is absolutely eviscerating the idea that he did the right thing:

“Lady,” he said, tasting the name. He had never paid much attention to the names the children had picked, but looking at her now, he knew that Sansa had chosen well. She was the smallest of the litter, the prettiest, the most gentle and trusting. She looked at him with bright golden eyes, and he ruffled her thick grey fur. Shortly, Jory brought him Ice. When it was over, he said, “Choose four men and have them take the body north. Bury her at Winterfell.” “All that way?” Jory said, astonished. “All that way,” Ned affirmed. “The Lannister woman shall never have this skin.” He was walking back to the tower to give himself up to sleep at last when Sandor Clegane and his riders came pounding through the castle gate, back from their hunt. There was something slung over the back of his destrier, a heavy shape wrapped in a bloody cloak. “No sign of your daughter, Hand,” the Hound rasped down, “but the day was not wholly wasted. We got her little pet.” He reached back and shoved the burden off, and it fell with a thump in front of Ned.

Her little pet. An innocent bystander.

A heavy shape, wrapped in a bloody cloak. They got that skin. Ned just killed who Sansa pleaded for, Sandor killed who Arya fought for. Is Ned better for sending the body away? Or is he looking into a mirror? A useful idiot serving people who would kill children?