Another Age Of Empires 3 Fanart - This Time, Amelia And Chayton.

Another Age of Empires 3 fanart - this time, Amelia and Chayton.

Between the Definitive Edition and the original game, Chayton's storyline has three different possible endings. In the original, Amelia is still the narrator, and she said she never saw her son again. She describes he might have died in the massacre of Wounded Knee.

The thought of Amelia outliving her son was very painful, and I was inspired to make this drawing.

About Earth-0624

A zero to the left is worthless in calculations. The letter X is the 24th in the English alphabet. According to some spiritual circles, 6 is the number of humanity.

As the X-Men universe is a channel for discrimination, this specific earth number will center on disability—its ups, downs, advocacy, nuances, real research, and fictionalizations.

This place is a love letter and a protest to what I know as a disabled person. Disability is not all I am, but it can be a basis I use to view the world. Witness. Witness what you can do. Witness what you can’t. Do not separate the gene from the person. Do not separate the person from the soul.

hold on i need to engineer an image that will cast 20 psychic damage on a niche group of people

Funny things I found out playing with language setting in Netflix while looking episode 14:

Chilchuck's scream sounds HAUNTED in brazilian portuguese. Give it a try if you can.

In spanish dub, Senshi says: "tocó mis senos de hombre", which means "he touched my man boobs" in Spanish. And I think that's the best dub line one so far.

This game is incredible. We had a level in Act II where our protagonists go to the Plains, and meet the native people from there, and the whole level is designed with an accurate biome, the different tribes that live there, their houses, their language, despite the limitations in design, all in all pretty well researched.

Barely two levels later, as we go even further west to the Rocky Mountains, the RUSSIANS are trying to invade the Americas through there.

This game did the native americans better research than the Europeans. Unexpected W.