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Sorry!

I don't think the Dhani storyline is over yet... after all, Cinta is still stuck on Aldhani,

Latest episode was great.

I have: These are all seamless as well, so if you need to scale them down, they can be repeated in each direction. They are not perfect, but I haven't had time to refine them further.

That's the Maniac Mansion pattern though.

I finally repainted that damn bread. (The surrounding area will be touched up later)

To me, this doesn't add up, though, because the amusement park "secret" has been revealed at the end of MI2. Why bother all these years to keep shy about telling what the secret is, when he's already revealed it?

"I'm Guybrush Threepwood, and I want to be an adventure game developer."

I would love to hear Dom narrating the hint books. They are written first person, right? Or as a teaser at least the memoir excerpts from the backs of the boxes.

The man speaks like a poet.

I've already started editing on my end as well. That's a LOT of material.

I usually use a black T-shirt or towel.

Aren't both games based on the Dinky engine? Dinky Explorer might make sense then.

It's not all fun though...

EDIT: Never mind.

Exactly what I was hoping for when seeing DALL-E for the first time (logo removal): Still, far from perfect, obviously, but a good basis for further touch ups.

My try made the ship a bit too small:

What a tease.

Very well said. This pretty much reflects my own feelings towards the show. But: Mando did the same for me. While it didn't cover as many different formerly unseen corners of life in the SW galaxy, it did provide me with a smaller set of stories, which didn't try to one-up each other in epicness and relevance to the fate of the universe, like the sequel trilogy did. The only thing bothering me about Andor is the combination of pacing and release scheduling. Generally, I wouldn't mind the slow burn the show provides, but at only 45 minutes an episode, each one covers way too little ground. Premiering 3 episodes in one go was a smart move, and I'd wish they would just continue releasing it as 3-episode/2-hour bundles. Waiting for each episode will be painful.

A DOTT artbook would have been even more interesting to me, given the original marker backgrounds are part of the game's concept art gallery. In this case though, I'm especially interested in the soundtrack CD, as this was a much more refined remastered soundtrack than what DOTT got.

I had to squeeze this wonderful promotional artwork for "Dark Forces" in. Painted by David Grove, this was used for print ads in several magazines back in the time. Interestingly, the original painting was created with much brighter colors, and later darkened for printing. Surely this was intentional, as the art works much better this way, given the game it was created for. I've created several different versions for this:

On my first playthrough I mostly noticed the revisited old themes, but now I'm discovering more and more amazing new themes, like Barebones, the Brrr Muda Border Ship, Brrr Muda Castle and obviously Scurvy Island (although that's technically just a variation on The Journey - but an amazing one). By the way, to everyone who loved the Woodtick theme being revisited (as an accordion-only version) on the Sea Map, try clicking on your own ship when on the map. You'll get a close-up of it AND a perfectly clean (i.e. not "distant-sounding") version of the cue.

FYI, Dall-E is now open for registration for everyone, without a wait list. https://labs.openai.com/ 50 free credits on registration, plus 15 free credits every month. Gonna give it a go later today 😀

I like how the Fish Shop music is basically a variation of the Scumm Bar theme.