*sweatdrop* sorry, I just recently saw Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian. In there, the main villain is a ancient egyptian pharaoh that speaks with a lisp. It was very funny, but as you can see, I typed without reference. Sorry about that.
That'd be interesting. And they're so used to him being there that when one day he's not, they feel something is different and wrong and they don't know what. And when they finally realize what's happening, Red's confused because apparently he trusts Blaster enough not to constantly keep track of him when they're in the same room. Or something.
And of course, Blaster is confused when one day he enters, and there's a nice, comfy blanket and pillow awaiting him, and a slightly frazzled Red Alert (after panicking for several orns about what he'd do if Blaster never returned) nearly smiles at him.
I might, if I can rent it from somewhere because I don't want to spend money on something I might play only once.
Ah, sympathize with that completely. Personally though I simply just watch the cutscenes on Youtube. Even with the crappy quality, I like Youtube becuase then I don't have to go through the tedious puzzle solving myself.
Maybe that's why he doesn't put a stop to Wheeljack's inventions. With all the accidental explosions 'Jack causes, it's only a matter of time before he accidentally creates a rip in the fabric of reality that will allow Red to go home.
And yet, he's beginning to panic, because he could feel the Otherworld beginning to slip from his grasp. No longer could he look right at a mech, see their deepest, darkest fears and exploit it. He had desperately settled to using just one form, finding it stopped the Otherworld from slipping away completely. Meanwhile, the Arks crew are beginning to wonder why their usually cold S.D. has suddenly begun to get this perpetually panicked look in his optics, and why his hands would twitch, as if trying to grab onto something...
(darn this bunny, it's biting! I can feel it! NO! WRECKERS, SAVE ME!)
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*sweatdrop* sorry, I just recently saw Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian. In there, the main villain is a ancient egyptian pharaoh that speaks with a lisp. It was very funny, but as you can see, I typed without reference. Sorry about that.
That'd be interesting. And they're so used to him being there that when one day he's not, they feel something is different and wrong and they don't know what. And when they finally realize what's happening, Red's confused because apparently he trusts Blaster enough not to constantly keep track of him when they're in the same room. Or something.
And of course, Blaster is confused when one day he enters, and there's a nice, comfy blanket and pillow awaiting him, and a slightly frazzled Red Alert (after panicking for several orns about what he'd do if Blaster never returned) nearly smiles at him.
I might, if I can rent it from somewhere because I don't want to spend money on something I might play only once.
Ah, sympathize with that completely. Personally though I simply just watch the cutscenes on Youtube. Even with the crappy quality, I like Youtube becuase then I don't have to go through the tedious puzzle solving myself.
Maybe that's why he doesn't put a stop to Wheeljack's inventions. With all the accidental explosions 'Jack causes, it's only a matter of time before he accidentally creates a rip in the fabric of reality that will allow Red to go home.
And yet, he's beginning to panic, because he could feel the Otherworld beginning to slip from his grasp. No longer could he look right at a mech, see their deepest, darkest fears and exploit it. He had desperately settled to using just one form, finding it stopped the Otherworld from slipping away completely. Meanwhile, the Arks crew are beginning to wonder why their usually cold S.D. has suddenly begun to get this perpetually panicked look in his optics, and why his hands would twitch, as if trying to grab onto something...
(darn this bunny, it's biting! I can feel it! NO! WRECKERS, SAVE ME!)