#heretic studio

[vividracing]

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Amber vs Clear Lighting - This Is What You Should Buy

It is easy to answer the question of why we need to install lights on our cars, but the question that many struggle with maybe what brand, and color of lights one should buy. When it comes to off-roading, we all know how essential lights are to a car, as they serve several functions in our adventures including;

improving visibility, both for the driver and other offroaders, resulting in safety, especially in low-light conditions or at night.

facilitating communication on the road, lights such as turn signals, brake lights, and hazard lights convey your intentions and actions to other road users hence preventing collisions and confusion among drivers.

personalizing and improving the car’s aesthetics

having them in compliance with traffic laws, as failure to do so may result in legal penalties

With an array of lights to choose from and quality brands like Baja Design, Heretic Studio, Rigid Industries, KC Hilites, Morimoto, and more, which specialize in manufacturing these lights, many offroaders find themselves not knowing which lights to go for that will meet their specific needs. So in this article, we are going to share the differences between amber, and clear lighting, hence answering this off-road lighting age-old question.

First of all, when it comes to lights we describe their color output using the Kelvin scale which ranges from 1000 – 12000. This means that the lower the Kelvin, the warmer the color temperature of the light which means that the color output will be yellow, orange, and red, while the higher the Kelvin number, the cooler it will be, and the color output will be blue, indigo, or violet. Let’s take Baja Designs as an example, their amber lights specifically designed for off-road driving are about 3000K, while their clear lights are about 5000K.

Amber Lights

When you compare amber lights to clear lights, clear lights are a bit brighter, however with amber lights objects appear sharper and more distinguishable. Whether you are using amber lights for high or low-beam applications, they are usually optimized for dusty and foggy off-roading conditions. Click on the links below to buy amber lights from the best lighting brands now

CLICK HERE to buy Baja Designs’ Amber Lights

CLICK HERE to buy Heretic Studio’s Amber Light

For Rigid Industries Amber Lights, CLICK HERE

For KC Hilites Amber Lights, CLICK HERE

For Morimoto Amber Lights, CLICK HERE

Clear Lights

Clear lights project further than amber lights giving you a better illumination of the path and surroundings for a detailed assessment of rugged terrains. Clear lights are a better option for you if you drive in high-speed open deserts, or on clear night conditions. Here are several brands with the best clear lights on the market, just go ahead and click the links to grab them now

CLICK HERE to buy Baja Designs’ Clear Lights

CLICK HERE to buy Heretic Studio’s Clear Light

For Rigid Industries Clear Lights, CLICK HERE

For KC Hilites Clear Lights, CLICK HERE

For Morimoto Clear Lights, CLICK HERE

Ultimately whether you choose amber or clear lights, depends only on your needs. Both lights can keep you safe, and hence improve your performance in your off-roading adventures. If you want an intense light option, then clear lights may be for you, but if you are driving in inclement environments such as dust, snow, or fog, amber lights may be the best option for you. If you are having a hard time choosing, don��t feel limited you can always get a mix of both.

[jareaau]

Jordan A. Mun in Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet Trailer (2024)

[sifanjewel]

I AM BACK FROM THE DEAD TO SHOW YOU SOMETHING EXCITING!!!

It was announced a few months back that BOOM! Studios will be releasing an anthology series with stories set in the worlds of various Jim Henson works; Labyrinth, Farscape, Fraggle Rock, and of course, The Dark Crystal

The covers for the first issue, which will release in January, have been revealed along with an Instagram reel teasing images from various stories, including…

THIS ONE

SKEKGRA AS THE CONQUEROR!!!

It seems we may be getting the full backstory of the Heretic and the Wanderer, or maybe this is him fighting alongside the Gelfling in the Garthim Wars? I think the former is more likely, but I can’t wait for the Dark Crystal stories of this anthology!! This has me even more excited for them!!

[madame-helen]

[the-solar-system52]

we have ONE WEEK until the first issue of the skekgra prequel comic comes out and i cannot wait that long

i have an absurd amount of edit ideas already

GIVE IT TO ME

[cursed-40k-thoughts]

Converted Night Lords Marine & Converted Night Lords Possessed by Blight Forge Studio

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Nemesis LCG - Heretic by Bad Moon Art Studio

[melodyshmelody]

COLD TAKE- The best screen adaptation of the Dune series we'll ever get will HAVE to be animated.

I'm certainly not the first to say the Ghibli style would be perfect for it. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind was actually based on Dune, and I think anybody who's seen Nausicaä or takes the time to watch will see why animation simply the best medium for the job.

[professoricepick]

Will Vinton's Claymation PC Port Wishlist Celebration

The last few months have been a roller coaster for me. I received some troubling news back at the tail end of September that only had the upshot of freeing up more of my time to work on Retronaissance. But despite all that, I ended up breaking my ongoing bi-monthly posting streak back in October, though not for a lack of trying. While I did think up an interesting topic that I was planning to…

[paradiseisinthemind]

Spectral Nation - Heretic

Experimental Screen printing

[gbhbl]

Album Review: Rotting Christ - Pro Xristou (ΠΡΟ ΧΡΙΣΤΟU) (Season of Mist)

Monolith of extreme metal, Rotting Christ return with their 14th studio album, Pro Xristou, set for release via Season of Mist on the 24th of May. Three decades have passed since Sakis Tholis and his brother Themis formed Rotting Christ together back in 1987. Over those decades,  the Greek titans have left their blackened imprint all over the metal world. They’ve released 13 studio albums and…

[linuxgamenews]

Explore the Powerful Features of Heretic's Fork with Proton and Steam Deck

Heretic's Fork deckbuilding tower defense game is confirmed to work on Linux via Windows PC. Thanks for the further details through Ravenage Games. Available on Steam with 92% Very Positive reviews. Heretic's Fork has rolled out an impressive update, and it's something you won't want to miss, especially if you're into action-packed deckbuilding tower defense games. The update aligns with the Bullet Heaven Fest climax from November 20, bringing a ton of new content and features that greatly enhance how you play. But first, let's talk Linux support:

It should work on Linux.

This email response clarifies that Heretic's Fork isn't directly developed for Linux, but it's fully compatible with Proton and Steam Deck. It's made with GameMaker Studio 2, a tool known for its great support across different Linux distributions when used with Proton.

Heretic's Fork - Launch Trailer

The latest update includes:

Torment Mode: Once you finish the main storyline, Torment Mode unlocks. It's a higher difficulty level that offers a serious test and gives you more reasons to dive back in. You'll tackle this mode with each character, unlocking more as you go. You also get extra credits and higher scores. Plus there are five new achievements to grab.

Character Variants: Four new variants are joining the roster – the Unknown Tormentor, Tormented Ruby, Spooky Niya, and Messy Denny. Each brings a unique spin to your strategies. You unlock these by nailing specific achievements in Heretic's Fork, adding more targets to aim for.

Meet Gilbo Gibbins: Here's a new character with a twist – the Gamble mechanic. This hinges on your Luck stat, making each move an intense roll of the dice. It adds a random element that really mixes things up.

New Music - Perverse Visionary Collection: The soundtrack gets a boost with this DLC by Nightcrawler. Music plays a big role in setting the mood, and this collection promises to deepen the immersive gameplay. It's a separate purchase, but it supports the artist, which is a better way to give back.

Playlist System: The Heretic's Fork update revamps the playlist system. Now, it's more user friendly with a select / deselect all feature, organized by album. Plus, you can access the mini-player during pauses in the action, which is a nice touch.

Fixes and Enhancements: They've ironed out various bugs and issues, enhancing overall play. This includes changes in difficulty, more cards, and challenges. They've even fixed some menu depth issues and improved the Ukrainian font.

Lastly, Heretic's Fork has crossed over 1,100 reviews, showcasing strong community support. Both 9FingerGames and Ravenage Games express thanks for this milestone. The reviews present an intriguing picture. Players admire its art, sound design, and the dynamic blend of rogue-lite, tower defense, and deckbuilding elements. The diverse characters and tower ideas, along with its challenging new difficulty spikes, offer adding depth and replayability. However, there is a stale meta that limits strategic variety, an overwhelming card deck, and certain overpowering towers that reduce the need for thoughtful strategy. The base character options are seen as imbalanced, and some gameplay modes, like endless mode, have performance issues. Overall, Heretic's Fork is a slick game with room for upgrades, offering a unique and enjoyable title for fans of rogue-likes and deckbuilders. In summary, this update isn't just a few tweaks – it's a major overhaul that adds depth, challenge, and variety. Whether it's trying out new characters, facing the harder Torment Mode, or losing yourself in the new music. There's plenty to explore and enjoy. It's due to the evolving nature of Heretic's Fork, making it a standout choice for a strategic test mixed with intense action. Priced at $9.99 USD / £8.49 / 9,75€ on Steam. And already confirmed to work on Linux via Windows PC. Which also includes Steam Deck.

[coreybass84]

https://spankbang.com/50pqr/video/various+clips+of+big+boobed+ashley+juggs+remastered

Issue two of my comic is up on Drivethrucomics.com.  Book of Heretics: The Little Death.  So hopefully, I’ll actually get the attention of someone here and they’ll see these samples and buy it and want to see more.  Or something.  I don’t know.

[sifanjewel]

I will definitely be doing an in-depth analysis of skekGra’s story (so far) in the new Jim Henson comic because HOLY FUCK it needs to be talked about!! It reveals so much more about the Heretic than I thought we were going to get! And this is only part 1!!

[jimsbeetroot]

Can you write a one shot for Corey? The reader is in the studio with Slipknot. Corey takes screams and reader, his girlfriend, loves them. Reader gives him loving looks. The others make fun of it and tease reader. Corey comforts them (hug,...).

February, 2001.

I was unsure as to if you were requesting a smut. I made it none smutty, but comment and I’ll change that real quick! This is not my best writing at all, I’m trying to get back into my groove, though!

The dimly lit studio was alive with the sound of metal, an almost tangible energy crackling in the air. Slipknot was deep into the recording of their latest album, *Iowa*, and Corey was in his element. His voice ranged from guttural screams to melodic growls, filling the room with an intense rawness that only he could deliver. You were in awe. You always were, but at that moment, watching him so in touch with that realness. You almost wanted to shed a tear.

You sat on a worn-out leather couch at the back of the studio, watching him pour his soul into every note. You marveled at the transformation of the man you loved into the suffering, terrifying frontman of Slipknot.

For you, it was a revelation each time you witnessed Corey perform. The power of his voice resonated within you, sending chills down your spine and igniting a fire in your core. You adored him in these moments, wrapped in a mix of awe and desire. It wasn’t just about his voice or the music; it was the passion he exuded, the way he owned every inch of his space, commanding the attention of everyone around him.

The band was in the middle of recording "The Heretic Anthem," a track that pushed the limits of intensity and speed. Your heart raced in time with the furious drumbeats, your pulse mirroring the ferocity of the music. You were utterly captivated, caught in a trance of admiration and something more primal.

You shifted slightly on the couch, unable to tear your eyes away from Corey. His presence was magnetic, drawing you in with every scream and every breath he took between verses. The rest of the band played on, each member a vital part of the chaotic symphony, but for you, Corey was the focus.

As Corey launched into the chorus, your heart swelled with pride. You knew how much this album meant to him, how much of himself he poured into every lyric and every note. *Iowa* was a darker, more intense journey than their debut, a reflection of the struggles and triumphs the band had faced. And at the center of it all was Corey, baring his soul for the world to hear.

But the bandmates, keen observers and expert teasers, couldn’t let the moment pass unnoticed. Between takes, Joey Jordison grinned mischievously and pointed at you. "Looks like someone's got it bad for our scream king over here," he joked, his voice dripping with playful sarcasm. The others joined in, their laughter infectious and loud, echoing off the studio walls.

Mick Thomson leaned over his guitar, a sly smile playing on his lips. "Yeah, you should see her face when Corey hits those high notes. Bet the studio isn’t the only place she hears it."

The rest of the band chuckled, their teasing lighthearted but relentless. Paul Gray added, "I think we have a new number-one fan in the room."

Your face flushed a deep crimson, your initial amusement quickly giving way to embarrassment. You tried to laugh it off, but their good-natured ribbing hit a sensitive spot. You didn’t want to be seen as just another fan, caught up in the allure of a rock star. She was there for Corey—the man behind the mask and the music. She was his girl, had been for over two years, and you sure as hell wasn’t planning on leaving either.

Sensing your discomfort, Corey stepped away from the mic and crossed the room with his usual attitude, the teasing giving way to a more sincere energy. He slid onto the couch beside you, draping an arm around your shoulders. The warmth of his presence was immediate and reassuring.

"Hey," he cooed, leaning in close so only you could hear him over the noise of the studio. "Don’t let them get to you. They’re just messing around."

You sighed and looked into his eyes, finding the comfort she needed. “I know,” you replied, voice barely above a whisper. “It’s just...sometimes I feel like they see me as a groupie.”

Corey shook his head, his gaze steady and sincere. “They don’t, trust me. They love you, they’re just- they’re bored and tired and fucking immature.” He gently squeezed your thigh and leant in to kiss your cheek.

Reassured by his words, you felt the tension melt away, replaced by a renewed confidence in her place beside him. You loved Corey, not just as the charismatic lead singer of Slipknot, but as the man who held her close and knew her heart.

The session resumed, Corey back at the mic, his voice a weapon of raw emotion and strength. You watched him again, your heart swelling with pride and affection. The teasing had faded into the background, and all that remained was the music and the man she loved. You were no longer embarrassed, only exhilarated by the unbreakable bond you shared amid the chaos and creativity of the studio.

[meraki-yao]

RWRB Full-Cast Audiobook Imaginations

So with the sequel on the horizon, we’re not that far from a full-cast re-recording of the audiobook, right?

I listen to the audiobook more than I read the book, mostly because I can listen to it while doing other stuff, and no offence to the original narrator, but while it’s good, it’s not the best. I kind of cringe at his British accent for Henry.

So I have a lot of thoughts.

The thing is with an audiobook, we can get both the wonderful vocal performance of the movie cast, and the iconic book lines, the ones that didn’t, and frankly, could never have made it into the movie due to format restrictions:

Sexy explicit sex scenes

Sexy explicit sex lines “For fuck’s sake, man, you just had my dick in your mouth, you can kiss me good-night”, “I want you to fuck me”, “I’ve been thinking about your mouth on me all well”

Emails in their entirety

Email openings and endings “Huge Raging Heache Prince Henry of Who Cares”, “First Son of Shirking Responsibilities”, “Horrible Revolting Heir”, “First Son of Founding Father Sacrilege”, “Haplessly Romantic Heretic Prince Henry the Utterly Daft”

Email historical quotes “The whole is a mass of fools and knaves; I could almost except you”, “I meet you in every dream”

Swearing and explicit language “fucking shit” “I fucking love you, okay?”

Internal Struggle

Iconic lines that didn’t make it into the movie for adaptation and story purposes “I’m never gonna love anybody in the world like I love you” “I love him on purpose”, “America, he is my choice”

Like, imagine hearing all of this in Taylor, in Nick, in Sarah and Uma and Ellie and Rachel and Thomas and Aneesh and Cfiton etc etc 's voice. Just imagine it!!!

Another thing to add is that to put it in simple terms, the current version of the audiobook does the dialogue lines closer to theatre acting: more enunciated, more inflection, and slower. Which is fine in its own right (I’m a theatre kid). But with the cast audiobook, hopefully, we can get them to do something closer to film acting, i.e. closer to reality, reading the lines as they would if they were to shoot those scenes.

Which is gonna make big moments like sexy times and confrontations a lot of fun :D

And something really entertaining to think about is now that we also know the cast and their dynamic is thinking about how much fun they would have while recording the book, especially when they have scenes together. And it’s not necessarily just Taynick, it’s group scenes with the whole Super Six, like the karaoke scene in chapter seven, or the Texas Holiday Scenes with Firstprince and Junora.

Like, Imagine it, the actors in the same recording studio, maybe even on the same couch:

Taylor and Nick laughing while reading off the insults from the earlier frienemies days of their relationship

Taylor and Nick squirming and playfully hitting each other when recording lines for sexy scenes like the first night, or the tack room, or Wimbledon

The cast shouting and booing (playfully) whenever someone messes up a line in their group scenes

The chaotic fun that is the LA karaoke scene, everybody’s laughing, Ellie gets to be the singular sober person while everyone else acts drunk, Nick singing Don’t Stop Me Now shittier (Nick has the voice of an angel but book Henry can’t sing for shit),

Taylor and Nick giving each other hugs after screaming at each other for the Kensington confrontation

Nick grinning smugly at every book height difference mention (:<

More of Taylor speaking Spanish!!!

Thomas gets to be a proper asshole villain who later turns into awkward older brother who's trying

Ellie gets to do the pie metaphor grief monologue  

Taylor gets to do another speech (he’s really good at delivering speeches)

 I want to quickly reiterate that I am in no way unhappy with what we got in the end for the movie; I love it to pieces. However, as Matthew and Casey said, there are two “canonical” versions of the story now, and since audiobooks are an option, it would be really nice to connect this aspect of the movie verse with the book verse in some sort of middle ground.

So yeah Audible? Amazon? Get on with it!!!

@almightaylor this was the long post I mentioned, I literally started this in July lol