The Exanima Videos & Screenshots Thread

[Pilluminati]

Capoeira edition:

Wasn't planning to upload this originally as it's nothing more than a failed experiment but everyone here seems to be craving for more Tutti frutti summer love so I couldn't resist .

 

[Orlacktherof]

Capoeira edition:

Wasn't planning to upload this originally as it's nothing more than a failed experiment but everyone here seems to be craving for more Tutti frutti summer love so I couldn't resist .

I already unsaw, must I now unhear?

 

[ZaratanCho]

Some footage from messing around in the arena today, featuring random music from playlist ;d

 

[Iscandar]

Some footage from messing around in the arena today, featuring random music from playlist ;d

Someone else who has found the clear superiority of the two-handed sword.

 

[SwordJoe]

My first time in the dungeon this game is so awesome and the fear is real!!

 

[ZaratanCho]

Well, dunno about that ;d Messing around with the axe here, works with 1 handed sword/weapons too haha. Featuring free youtube music because i had to remove the original audio with YT editing tools. ;d

Let the boss hit me again haha at least made it be only stamina damage. Always feel like i'm exploiting when taking advantage of their openings a lot(also don't use crouch cus that's def an exploit if you ask me haha)

 

[Bullethead]

My first time in the dungeon this game is so awesome and the fear is real!!

Ain't it though? On both points. Welcome aboard and glad you're having fun.

 

[RobG]

thought this was funny enough to warrant posting it two places...

you could say I took the crotch parry...to the next level....

 

[Bobob]

Someone else who has found the clear superiority of the two-handed sword.

Hah! The sledgehammer is the weapon for truly strong warriors.

 

[TwoPumpWarrior]

Hah! The sledgehammer is the weapon for truly strong warriors.

I approve of this message.

 

[Zoltan]

Nobody can say that Baremettle are not trying their best to appeal the girls

 

[Greenbrog]

Roughly 50% of the population is female... and whom says pink is for woman.

 

[turtleman155]

pink is awesome

 

[Zoltan]

Roughly 50% of the population is female... and whom says pink is for woman.

I don't know, ask the textile industry why, they believe boys have to be in blue and girls in pink, also I am sure that if I dress in a pink suit at work I will have issues.
Many people may categorize you wrongly when you dress in pink as a man.

 

[Greenbrog]

Those are all basically US centric viewpoints. In China blue is girl and yellow is boy. Pink does not equal female. The developers are in Italy I believe . I wear pink all the time and nobody questions my masculinity.

 

[Bullethead]

Nobody can say that Baremettle are not trying their best to appeal the girls

In a medieval world, pink should be one of the most common colors amongst the working class. You're talking natural fiber cloth, most of which is going to be beige or brown to start with unless somebody takes the time and expense to bleach it somehow. Then your talking natural pigments, nearly all of which are water-soluble so fade quickly, don't come in every color, and the availability of certain colors varies widely. In the real world, red was common and cheap whereas purple was rare and expensive.

So say you've got some coarse homespun that's naturally a sort of brownish color, and dye it with cheap red pigment. Then you work up and sweat in it, or are out in the rain or even just prolonged exposure to UV light. Before too long, your clothes will be some pinkish shade.

 

[Zoltan]

@Greenbrog : This point of view is not only US, it is also the case in most European countries or even asian you will not see more males than females wearing pink, are you from this planet GreenBrog or are you offended in any way because of my previous comment ?

@Bullethead : I agree that the serf or villein would probably have been more used on natural fiber colors, yellow or red dye was more common so we can safely extrapolate that most where wearing pinkish or yellowish colors

 

[NachoDawg]

I remember reading somewhere that medieval Europe thought pink represented courage, actually. Correct me if I'm wrong

 

[Bullethead]

@@[USER=4804]Bullethead : I agree that the serf or villein would probably have been more used on natural fiber colors, yellow or red dye was more common so we can safely extrapolate that most where wearing pinkish or yellowish colors [/USER]

Well, there's [URL='http://rosaliegilbert.com/dyesandcolours.html']this[/URL]:

[url]http://rosaliegilbert.com/dyesandcolours.html[/url]

 

[Zoltan]

Well, there's [URL='http://rosaliegilbert.com/dyesandcolours.html']this[/URL]:

[url]http://rosaliegilbert.com/dyesandcolours.html[/url]

Thanks Bullethead, that will also be usefull to me in my pen & paper rpg