Comments - ArgenHammerstone

Even the catapults have been proven more effective than their puny fireworks.

Honestly, I do agree that Shadow of Mordor and War are completely straying from the lore (such as in the case of making Isildur and Helm Hammerhand Nazgul) but still, it's not the thing I would give somebody a bad karma over. Aren't karmas for spam/trolling/off topic comments? I'm not being sarcastic, I'm actually asking. But anyways, that's my opinion, though it may be incorrect.

I love it! Especially the Gondorian that the berserker is trying to make part of the family. :-P

Nice animation. :-)

Kataphractoi riders!

Sometimes it's good to be gone for a while...you come back to 200 new awesome posts. :-)

Technically, Archers are as strong as most warriors, at least depending on the bow.

"If people valued home over gold, then..." wait, wrong quote. :-P

Did you know that part of theoden's speech was a line from Norse mythology? Some with Aragorns. I quote: Brothers will fight
and kill each other,
sisters' children
will defile kinship.
It is harsh in the world,
whoredom rife
—an axe age, a sword age
—shields are riven—
a wind age, a wolf age—
before the world goes headlong.
No man will have
mercy on another.

You can find the rest on wikipedia.
Edit: Awesome work Robbie!

I saw the rise of Mordor update...love the dragon's fire and uruk-hai crossbowmen.

I'm a really bad modeler with blender, but extrude when you can. :-)

Maybe, when all is done with Rise of Mordor, they could do a sequel/prequel: Rise of Angmar!

Yeah, wasn't sure if they were the same people or not. They were both doing streams that day, so I got confused. :-)

I tried out Krita a couple of days ago...still haven't found out the inner workings but it's a handy tool for 2D art! BTW, for those who don't know, Krita was the program that Robbie Mcsweeney uses. I think. I saw it on the top of the screen on his livestream. :-)

That, or at least the one-sided one, is called a glaive. It will surely be in it, as it is a common elven weapon. Right, Mr. Jox? :-)

OK, I get it now. :-)

The way I knew it was: Goblins are smaller than orcs, and they are pure-pred. Orcs are man-sized, and they are tortured elves. If you look at two side by side, the goblins are more hunched and the orcs can get as sophisticated as Azog, who is more like a giant. I hope this clears things up. The hobbit movies changed the goblins from the book to orcs, all except the ones in Goblin Town.

I know a lot of people want to see pure orcs, but I want to see goblins!

I accidentally gave you bad karma, when I meant to give you a good one. :-(

Remember the warg riders? They came from Isengard, and they were orcs. :-)

I love it, especially the spikes on the gauntlets!

I just found your channel and I'm loving it! It has inspired me to buy game maker! However, are you still working on Grain Wars?

I think it's a cool design, but still hard to see through.

Awesome! Glad to see progress like this!

Orcs are basically bigger, cross-bred beings that are more humanoid, while goblins are small, pure-bred animalistic creatures. I once got them confused too, until the spasms of LOTR adoration came into my mind when I got old enough.

I like the Moria orcs too. Also, I heard that Moria goblins would be in the faction goblins, but nothing about orcs.

I'd have to agree with Mr. Jox. Many things were wrong in Shadow of Mordor.

Yeah, shadow of war looks cool.

Alright, that makes sense. By the words of Bilbo in Laketown, "Thag you very buch"