Half-LifeFan365
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Now that Freeman's Mind is over what is Ross Scott going to do now, make Freeman's Mind 2, maybe Pyro's Mind since Pyro doesn't actually talk and just makes noises, Chell's Mind perhaps?
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What's Ross going to do now?
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Chell's Mind has been done by someone else already, Ross is going to keep working on Game Dungeon and maybe Civil Protection and also he has a camera now and we're going to learn more about what he's going to do later this month.
Honestly, I liked the Make Freeman's Mind HD way of doing things, but up to Ross.
Honestly, I liked the Make Freeman's Mind HD way of doing things, but up to Ross.
Pyro's Mind, that's an awful idea. HL, that's linear, that doesn't change. What happens in TF2 is completely up to the idiots you play with, and they're always idiots from my experience. Disregarding that, Pyro's just another lazy blank slate Valve character. All the playable ones are like that, save for the L4D guys.
I think Ross should keep up with the Game Dungeon and perhaps do something completely different and unexpected. Give the Mind series a rest for right now, it just ended.
I think Ross should keep up with the Game Dungeon and perhaps do something completely different and unexpected. Give the Mind series a rest for right now, it just ended.
Descriptor
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I'm sure Ross could pull off a falsetto.
That, or maybe he could pull a Dr. Girlfriend and just hope that people stop thinking about it after a few episodes.
danielsangeo
Accursed Scribe
Ross has stated he will be releasing a video sometime this month outlining his goals for 2015.
BTGBullseye
Master of Posts
The underlying bone structure is blatantly feminine, way beyond anything midway between the sexes. It would require significant facial alteration for a man to become that. (there are some that have done it, but they pumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into the project, and usually more than a decade)
Sexypotato
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I must be in a minority for liking Games Dungeon and Civil Protection a lot more than the mind series i mean i enjoyed Freemans Mind a lot but that said i am pretty sure he has some new idea to blow us away up his sleeve.
Half-LifeFan365
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I agree with you, I also hope that he gets back to it one day as well plus I just find Game Dungeon ok.
Cranial Toxicity
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I'm generally exited by any prospects that Ross purses in the near future. He's never failed to release something that impressed or entertained me, so whatever's next for him, I trust it's going to be great. I used to be devoted to him because of a series he made, or the other projects of his that ran in a similar vein of humor -- but now, whatever he makes is interesting for me, and I'm just generally looking forward to what comes next.
Personally, I'm curious to hear more about that full-length machinima movie that Ross has spoken of in the past. It sounds like he'd intend it to be his magnum opus, and that's something I can't wait to see.
Personally, I'm curious to hear more about that full-length machinima movie that Ross has spoken of in the past. It sounds like he'd intend it to be his magnum opus, and that's something I can't wait to see.
Sexypotato
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I recently started watching "If the emperor had text to speech" i have to say its one of the funniest Warhammer 40k series i have seen but you have to have a fairly deep knowledge of 40k lore to get the jokes but i think Ross should try and get in on voicing a primarch it would be awesome if he could do Horus or the Ultramarine Primarch in that series
Sexypotato
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Regardless it would be cool to see his take on some characters from that Universe i guess Horus would sound sorta deep voiced and sneering
HLPrincess
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Ross and I, we're going to a 6 month course to Argentina, to learn industrial dance. We already have full gear, gas masks, black pants, platform boots and these crazy hair decorations! It's awesome!
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