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all of the entrys were fantastic and may be worked into the comic later !!!
It is? But, but... It says KenoCorp... I can't read the actual TEXT on the screen, but I could read that. And it does remind me of the bar machines for sucking more money out of your pockets. :-)
it actually says "Xenocorp" but thats ok its hard to read after reduction and processing :P its basicly a Luna ATM I admit the X looks like a K at this level :D
That's kind of what it looked like to me too, Don. I was trying to figure it out before commenting on it myself.
Cranking up the magnification, it looks like a mechanical horse and the guy is in a space suit, so yeah it is on the moon or some other hostile body. Still seems kind of strange.
The Earth in the sky was a dead giveaway but I couldn't tell if the horse was mechanical. Stands to reason though considering the location. Paul revere on a motorcycle, an equestrian astronaut...what's next? A fish in a spaceship...oh wait, I think that's part of Data Chasers canon...
If I lived on the moon and could build a robo-horse to ride around on, I would so do it. Except mine would be a robot unicorn that shoots rainbow lasers. And it would have built-in speakers to play Erasure's "Always" on a never-ending loop.
Only problem with that Rose, no air on the moon so the speakers wouldn't do you any good. :-D You would have to have headphones, ear buds or something to hear it. :-)
What I found the most fun about the dialogue in this section - besides coming up with rude things for Teedee to say - was Silver's totally blase attitude.
And the fact that I hear the bartender's voice with a Minnesota accent.
Not sure about GREAT weapons KarToon, but they could be used for weapons. :-)
At TeeDee's and Marcus' level of skill though, not sure how effective the billiard balls would be. I think they would dodge, catch or deflect them. :-)
< know-it-all bullshit artist >
Ah, yes, the ritual "juggling combat". A common method of settling disputes among certain Wastelander tribes, you know.
< /know-it-all bullshit artist >
Y'know, it's kinda strange seeing Veronica being so reasonable. Her expression of trustworthy earnestness comes close to rivaling (but not quite matching) CeCi.
Though, CentComm, I wonder why the credit card only has a twelve digit number, when credit cards now already have sixteen - I think it should at least have twenty or more digits in eighteenhundred years...
Wuzzat? A little bit of selfdestruction (as a substitute for TeeDee's missing psychological adaptation process) before the actual Roma-mission begins?
Or rather instead of it?
And we finally get to see where you needed the Luna Card for. :-)
TeeDee must be planning something big. Looks like she needs a lot of space to maneuver in.
Its not like Marcus is in any danger of getting hit by the pool table, not with as fast as he can move.
One thing is looking more and more clear, this is going to be an expensive brawl.
The keno machine is pretty standard in a lot of bars though. You are right though, it still rules. :-D One more way to get the drunk's money.
Cranking up the magnification, it looks like a mechanical horse and the guy is in a space suit, so yeah it is on the moon or some other hostile body. Still seems kind of strange.
Good eye Don. :-)
So Teedee starts by drop kicking a cue ball!
Ignore the man behind the curtain kind of line. :-D
And the fact that I hear the bartender's voice with a Minnesota accent.
At TeeDee's and Marcus' level of skill though, not sure how effective the billiard balls would be. I think they would dodge, catch or deflect them. :-)
Ah, yes, the ritual "juggling combat". A common method of settling disputes among certain Wastelander tribes, you know.
< /know-it-all bullshit artist >
Barkeeps are used to surly, combative people... People that are nice to them can get past their defenses. :-D
So Veronica is trying to help get the place cleared. If she can get the barkeep out, everyone else (besides the combatants) should be out too. :-)
...get as far away as fast as you can.
Though, CentComm, I wonder why the credit card only has a twelve digit number, when credit cards now already have sixteen - I think it should at least have twenty or more digits in eighteenhundred years...
Or rather instead of it?