what game lets you use twiddly diddlies?
What game lets you use twiddly diddlies?
Mason Williams
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Gavin Gray
more like basedlves lol
Nathan Bennett
Juan Nguyen
Use what? The fuck are "Twiddly Diddlies"? Do you mean arrows? The fuck is with the baby talk OP?
Easton Richardson
That's actually pretty cool, I can't imagine it would work that well in real life but neat none the less
Ian Gomez
In the movie a dwarf taunts the elves after impact and says something like "How'd you like those twiddly diddlies"
Blake Phillips
actually makes sense
Alexander Peterson
Unironically one of the only scenes I remember from these fucking films.
It was the only bit that wasnt generic soulless cartoon slop and was actually creative
Thomas Butler
I mean even if it did work like that it becomes useless of the enemy launches arrows at random and not together
Luis Young
I'm guessing that the Elves had used that mass archer barrage technique multiple times to great success so other races had to work out a counter.
Hudson Sullivan
>game has fire arrows
Easton Torres
Fuck Elves. Everytime I see one I add it to the book of grudges.
Jonathan Evans
The only fucking good thing ablut the movies was Martin Freeman, that the dwarfs who werent Thorin and Balin had unique characteristics (though most were bad characters), and Laketown's aesthetic
Josiah Russell
Very true, especially if they've seen this weapon before in which case they likely wouldn't do coordinated fire like that anymore. But if all it takes is one good block to close the gap between the melee units and whatever the elves here had then it's effective enough. I don't know the first thing about LotR for the record so I am lacking any sort of context.
Brayden Ortiz
Is this the third Hobbit movie?
God, they were shit. Everything wrong with modern hollywood.
Chase Campbell
They were real, aksheyewalleee
Jeremiah Ramirez
>Zig Forums defending hobbit trilogy
I don't know why I'm surprised
Hunter Anderson
That scene was just for the movie, nothing like that ever occurd or was detailed in the book
Michael Gray
Get fucked knife-ear
Jace Morales
Eli Young
I've watched all three hobbit films over the past 2 days, extended versions.
They're fun and provide comfy adventure feels few films can match except for LOTR, which I'll be putting on next
Eli Ortiz
Correction, they're twiddly widdlies, not twiddly diddlies
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The delivery wouldn't work in any other accent
Anthony Smith
Nice, I'm watching the extras from the films. It's super interesting.
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Julian Nguyen
>he didn't like the films
>still went on to see the extended edition
what's wrong with you?
fuck off, only plebs dislike it
Eli Phillips
>fuck off, only plebs dislike it
It's actually the reverse. Only brainlets think it's good.
Ethan Fisher
Now where the fuck was that shit in the fight against Sauron? Gondor and Rohan really could have used the help.
Brayden Watson
>No Lord of the Rings Dynasty Warriors.
James Rivera
>the pleb thinks he's smart for disliking a harmless fantasy trilogy
Blake Sullivan
Dominic Price
>The Elves ran and hid in the Undying lands while the Men of Middle Earth took the threat of Sauron head on.
Aaron Thomas
It's garbage because it's trying to emulate LotR, which is fucking impossible because the Hobbit is like 1/4 the size of LotR. That means they had to stretch the story way too fucking much and pump it full of pointless filler.
Remember when Thorin fought Azogwho is fucking dead in the books btw and the ringwraiths theme started playing for some reason? Good times.
I have no problems with the book, its pretty good.
Christopher Phillips
>which is fucking impossible because the Hobbit is like 1/4 the size of LotR
But the Hobbit isn't nearly as densely written as LOTR, and the amount of stuff that happens PLUS some other stuff to further develop things like Bard, the White Council and a bunch of other stuff, you can easily get three (shorter) movies worth of content. The only legit filter revolves around Tauriel, Legolas, Kili and Alfrid, but even then they still have scenes that contribute to the main plot, or they add some action in sections that would otherwise be too slow, so it's not even that much damage.
Evan Morgan
They aren't good films, objectively, but the first two are fun enough when you think of them as adapted DF campaigns
Jackson Fisher
the dwarfs and men of Dale had their own war to deal with in the north at the time
Anthony Turner
>tfw these stupid fucking movies ruined our chance at high framerate movies for another 50 years or so by being so shitty
Dylan Young
>hmmmm they have a hard counter to our arrow barrages
>better do it again
Anthony Butler
>objectively
there he is using that word to make his opinions seem more important
Isaiah Cruz
right, The Hobbit isn't as dense as LOTR, so trying to stretch it to three movies was R E T A R D E D
Dominic Sullivan
Yeah that's the problem, it would have been a much better movie if they only made one and not three. The fuck is the point of that love triangle? Dol Guldur could be skipped completely, so could anything Azog related because he's dead duh. Multiple things could be cut from this mess and it would make for a much better experience.
Camden Wright
you can't honestly look at the effects and say they're good by any metric, and the movies were like 75% effects