Thread 720089008

post videogame looking locations

Is that the place that inspired the MGSV mansion?

>>720089008 (OP)
I want to take a shit behind that waterfall

>>720089107
Damn yeah you're right

>>720089008 (OP)
Is that a fucking diving board? The water looks too shallow for it

>>720089198
No. You idiot.

>>720089239
So dilapidated, should be torn down for something more modern and accessible.

>>720089239
You can't enter the building when you get to the top. There's just a hidden item sitting there. You try to jump through the open window, but it's just for show. You only collide with the wall.

>>720089008 (OP)
i hate that people put toxic chemicals into the water to make it look like that

>>720089107
>>720089170
good morning saars

>>720089443
Remember: I WILL fuck you bloody.

>>720089430
What

>>720089319
you can still see the shadows of people on the wall cast by the light of the bomb

>>720089443
Fuck your mother rat bitch

>>720089008 (OP)
theres defo a gmod map thats based on that location, he must have done pretty good for me to link them

>>720089430
That's just what water looked like before the CIA sharpened all the photons with their Hard Light Machine. Zoomers can't remember.

>>720089627
https://maskofreason.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/the-library-of-babel-by-jorge-luis-borges.pdf

>>720089573
Bloody bitch bastard benchod!

>>720089627
There are only four objects you can interact with in this room.

>>720089239
I'm turning into a snail now.

Silo/hole base locations in games?
I swear MG Peacewalker or PO had a silo base mission

>>720089909
>meanwhile, in the /v/ spaceport

>>720089909
That gigantic Thing from the end of Deus Ex HR

>>720089439
this one looks like it's probably AI, but how the fuck do they actually move these things? are they modular?

>>720089008 (OP)
Anything done by this guy. i feel like many game designers have borrowed from his style for near future sci-fi designs.

>>720089573
>>720089719
I'm not going to lie, listening to Indian people cuss each other out is almost as entertaining as watching them make brown soupy, unsanitary street food

>>720090009
It doesn't look like AI
You're losing it!

>>720089834
Where is this?

>>720090009
that's real, and they float but are anchored to the seabed

>>720089439
Bravo Six,Going Dark

>>720089008 (OP)
>>720089095
>>720089587
>>720090071
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallingwater

>>720089794
>every bookshelf is "nothing interesting here"

>>720090120
Shrine of Amana

>>720089430
it's because of the old camera and film used back in the 70's-80's

>>720089974
didnt realise the random castle was actually there in real life

>>720090296
Arsenal Gear is under the wells, by the way.

>>720089008 (OP)
Imagine the bug and frog problems that house has being near all that water.

>>720089439
>>720089529
Oil rigs look cool in photos, but the seem like absolute hell on earth to actually be working on. Imagine being trapped in a tightly-confined death labyrinth of gears and pumps and drills SURROUNDED BY THE OCEAN.

>>720090351
sounds like a problem that takes care of itself

Looks like a good place to live if you fuck human men

>>720090217
Nevermind, just found out its in Sintra Portugal.

>>720089834
>Blackfathom Deeps entrance

>>720090618
How much can I get for 65 sticks, 31 herbs and 10 berries?

someone once posted a real life photo of a fountain-like structure with spiral stairs and it looked EXACTLY like the entrance to the underground lab in resident evil and i've spent the last 15 years trying to find that photo

>>720089319
This location was in the Cyberpunk DLC

>>720090618
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXe9t_GDg6k

>>720090071
gmod wins again

>

>>720090861
botw + cyberpunk + mmo game that fully models kowloon walled city when?

>>720090071
holy shit I'd totally forgotten it used to be called FPSbanana

>>720089439
>>720089529

Still Wakes The Deep

>>720089974
Just Cause 3

>>720089430
did you know trees are naturally red but every year the US government spends 3 trillion dollars to pain the leaves green with artificial green paint

>>720089529
>>720089439
Still Wakes The Deep was good.

>>720090261
>Phone line passing over the river
NOT Walden.

>>720091197
that's such fucking bullshit

>>720089319
>you wake up feeling well rested

>>720090861
There's this unfinished tower in Venezuela that's similar to Kowloon, in that it was basically it's own little world of poverty and filth crammed together inside a single mega-structure. People would drive through the unlit hallways on motorcycles to get from one location to another. Authorities can't evict anyone from it because the population is heavily armed and don't allow anyone near its base. It's a final dungeon in everything but name.

>>720089425
Thank you, Satan.

>>720091197
I fucking knew it

>>720090439
There also used to be no internet :)

>>720089008 (OP)
>creat architectural marvel
>"damn it's beautiful what do we call it bros"
>"falling water" :)

>>720090439
It could be worse, it could be a submarine.

>>720091481
>walk to close to the edge
>YOU DIED

>>720091184
I bombed these niggas in AC7

>>720091334
Unironically what games?

I always love these threads. I save dozens of images every time to use as inspiration for vidya maps. So far that's a total of 0 maps made. But some day! I love you anons.

>>720089529
That's some serious primate-brain-awakening blue and orange contrast.

Greenland looks comfy as fuck.

>>720089008 (OP)
I've been there. Cool place.

>>720091647
you also bombed them in AC5 and AC0 I'm pretty sure

hate when game doesn't render correctly

>>720091917
Oh that's fuckin sick.

>>720091874
A Tony Hawk map here would be funny

Did you know that there's an entire Hawaiian island that's just owned by some fucking guy, and nobody's allowed to go there? I need some form of horror game set on Niihau ASAP.

>>720091890
That's a "got bored in Roller Coaster Tycoon/Sim City elevation tool" use if I ever saw one

>>720091890
this looks like something that would turn into a giant quadrupedal walking fortress after the tutorial and lore intro

>open world game
>HMMMM...I wonder where I should go next

>>720092008
What's he gonna do if I trespass, stab me?

>>720091727
vgh... exposed granite...

>>720092097
Sakartvelo!

>>720092097
>build base in most inconvenient place possible just because it's kinda cool
what is wrong with ARK players?

>>720092105
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ni%CA%BBihau_incident

>>720092008
I'm the kind of person who believes individuals shouldn't own whole islands

>>720092070
I fucking hate this track in BallisticNG, filters the shit out of me

>>720089439
Wasn't there part of a resident evil game that took place on an oil rig, or am I schizo-ing?

>>720091917
Oh hey it's that one Mirror's Edge level

>>720092293
I've been here, it's absolutely breathtaking in person. The Renaissance maestros were gods.

>>720092214
I remember this from that scary car game, beware I think it was called

Whatgame features a structure like this? The only thing similar that comes to mind is Sentinel base in fallout 4

>>720090009
They float the stand with boats so that it's only a couple dozen feet above the sea floor, drop the damn thing so hard, it literally sinks into the ground, then build shit on the stand.

>>720092008
Does he have some sort of mercenary force that protects the island or is it literally one dude?

>>720092432
the thing in the foreground is a phased array radar
the balls in the background are radomes to protect some other type of radar enclosed inside

>>720090261
No, it's just the effect of motion blur on moving water surfaces. Any real camera can do this provided you have a stable surface, the right lighting or a ND filter to reduce the exposure and use a slow shutter speed.

>>720089008 (OP)
Hated Frank Lloyd Wright because everyone shares this and the gugenheim to showcase his work and then I found out he did a bunch of really sick art deco stuff and I realized people just choose those two because they have shit taste.

>>720092392
just wait until the government thinks it's too pretty and offensive so they have to glass it with some horrible tumor

>>720092503
It's protected by the U.S. Navy, who have a base on the island. It's also used as a missile test site, so they could quite literally shoot a rocket at you if you bring a boat there.

>>720090009
There is a megaship "Dockwise Vanguard" that carries oil rigs out to sea

>>720089008 (OP)
How do you build something like this without completely tearing up the natural landscape? Like, you'd have to get heavy equipment back there wouldn't you?

>>720092506
mm interesting. Is one of these radars more advanced than the other? Or is one better at certain ranges than the other to cover their base?

>>720092661
>>720092724
What the fuck am I looking at. Is this real? They just built a field of swords?

>>720092621
looks like a rendering glitch

>>720092784
probs some WW2 monument in like Belarus or some shit

>>720092661
>I am the bone of my sword

>>720092621
>just wait until the government thinks it's too pretty and offensive
In all fairness I think this is actually just a consequence of them having awful taste and when they find something offensive they generally just try to knock it down (which happens much more frequently).

>>720092784
It's real. Didgori Valley in the Kingdom of Georgia.
>>720092890
>WW2
Lol

>>720089797
Snailing so hard right now

>>720089008 (OP)
>>720090203
I get MEGA depressed when I realize that I will literally never live in a building like this

>>720089439
Oil rigs are so cool. If I ever make a game it's gonna be set on an oil rig, probably one that was converted to a city because reasons

>>720092712
just tradeoffs

a phased array composed of a regular grid of antennas
the antennas are placed close together (less than half a wavelength apart)
the phase and amplitude of the current for each antenna can be controlled individually
with this set up, you can reproduce any wave passing through an aperture the size of your array (by holographic principle)
you can create any beam pattern and electronically steer it quickly, no moving parts
they are have great performance, but are expensive, big, and use a lot of power

the things in the radomes could be anything, but are likely gimbaled parabolic dishes, like doppler radars

>>720091727

That's the final mountain fro Journey

>>720089627
One of these books is a hidden lever, good luck
I've been playing black parade and dragging my face across every bookshelf I find recently

>>720093112
>amount of money required for upkeep
>frequent structural problems
>the leaks
>the cantilevered terraces sagging
>the humidity causing the doors to crack and the windows to not open
theres a reason its a museum now

>>720093134
Living there is either horrible or aesthetic as fuck

>>720093234
I'd absolutely love to visit Macau. It seems fun as fuck if you're a tourist with money.

>>720092303
Ok commie, fuck off.

>>720093112
If it makes you feel better it's got a dampness problem because of the waterfall and all the doors are too short because the designer made them to fit his height specifically

>>720091326
Walden was like a mile away from his friends and he would walk to see them all the time. Thoreau huffed his own farts.

>>720093331
if it's like the one in West Virginia (Green Bank), you aren't allowed to have cell phones or wifi or really anything that gives off a substantial amount of electromagnetic signals, in the surrounding area.
(you used to be able to tour Green Bank, not sure if you still can, it's pretty cool)

>>720093429
What do they eat?

>>720093254
Pottah

>>720090618
I wish. In reality it's three shitty iron weapons on the wall and that's it as far as visuals go, everything else is just in his inventory

>>720092279
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ni%CA%BBihau_incident
KWAB

I hate brutalist structures so fucking much but in case of a zombie apocalypse they look like a great place to make a base

>>720093430
sounds like the best of both worlds desu

>>720092587
The remains of an ancient goat civilization

>>720092640
So who exactly is the some fucking guy who owns it?

>>720093375
>and all the doors are too short because the designer made them to fit his height specifically
Sounds kinda based to me. It wasn't meant to be sold to mere plebs

>>720093541
That's almost a bit too over the top

>>720093571
Yeah he made it for himself specifically, it wasn't made to be sold.

>>720093580
Make the sea into lava and place it in the sky and that's Dark Souls 2

>>720093580
I wanna go see this some day but I just know there's gonna be a sea of other tourists around

>>720093453
I've had dreams of standing directly at the base of something that massive. I'd love to see it in person

here you get your first power up ability after beating the boss

>>720093565
Keith Robinson, who's great-grandmother quite literally purchased it from King Kamehameha for $10,000 in gold bars. He's a former soldier and personal friend of GWB.

>>720093254
For some reason these halls remind me of the police station level in Cruelty Squad.

>>720093484
Food, like anyone else. What, you think you're going to get the solution to the puzzle in Greeblezorp the Wizorp's secret lair that easily?

>>720093542
Locate and extract the data inside each building.

>>720093701
His line will outlast us all.

>>720092621
>graphics card dying.jpg

>>720093584
>over the top

>>720093550
I don't disagree except to say that the phoneline being there is kind of on brand for what Walden was-- he was "reconnecting with nature" by being outside of town and forcing himself to write. People have a misconception he lived out in the woods alone or some shit.

>>720093707
I get what you mean

>>720093692
The boss, of course, being some nazi officer

>>720090861
Limbus got a very cool version of Kowloon

>>720093757
kek also looks like something you'd see pop up the split second before a CTD

>>720093732
>can still see the old Bell System logo's outlien
ENVIRONMENTAL STORYTELLING

>>720093654
I imagine it was inspiration for Liurnia

>>720093542
>I hate brutalist structures so fucking much
It's pretty far from my favorite architectural style, it deserves a lot of shit given how popular it was for a while. Most attempts were shit.
Everyone brings up the FBI headquarters- yes it's very ugly and boring to look at.
HOWEVER- it's still far more interesting than the millions of classless mcmansions or even the vast majority of American Craftsman style homes that populate most of the country.
There are even a few examples that I think are very nice.

You DID say you wanted summer beach vibes, right anon?

>>720092392
>Renaissance
19th century. Still cool though.

>>720093732
>>720093909
imagine being a vampire and finding this sweet ass place

>>720093946
I think what people don't realize about Brutalist buildings is that *typically* the alternative was not some beautiful traditional building in the neoclassical style but yet another box also made out of mostly concrete but with no attempt to bring out the positive qualities of the materials that they are going to have to work with anyway.

>>720093927
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fduv3Tbvi1w

>>720093946
that looks like a place you'll get murdered and raped by some genetic experiment in the basement

>>720093963
jesus! what happened here, did they got super bombed?

>>720093675
It was a pretty neat weekend trip. That part of WV, aside from the radio wave restrictions, is truly bumfuck nowhere, even a Walmart was like 50 minutes away.

>>720093927
OI! SOKO NO OMAE!

>>720094107
>that looks like a place you'll get murdered and raped by some genetic experiment in the basement
These buildings are in part intended to look stark, intimidating, austere.
It's a particular kind of mood, it's good at creating that.

BLAME! is I think something a lot of people read that is pretty explicitly a megastructure of mostly brutalist architecture that is actually very engaging visually. Is it pleasant? No not generally, but it's also not trying to be.

>>720093908
>pronounced x-blade

>>720093571
The architect built it for himself as one of his many houses.

>>720093732
>>720093850
Why is it always AT&T? What's wrong with these people?

>>720089834
Reminds of where the Minotaur gf lives in ff8

>>720093883
QRD?
What happened to Bell?

>>720093732
>can still see the bell logo
Here in houston I can still find the southwestern bell logos all over my old neighborhoods

>>720094296
reminds me of the fact Le Corbusier's holiday house is this, a wooden square with space for a bed, a bathroom, a working table and nothing else.
you'd think its like, the house for some videogame NPC.

>>720094368
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakup_of_the_Bell_System
Anti-monopoly regulation

>>720094374
the version of this in Mercenaries that you bomb is so sad in comparison

>>720094368
Bell System is the old telephone company that had basically a total monopoly on the telephone service in the US for decades. They owned the lines, owned the equipment, and only rented out actual phones- 'Ma Bell' as they called it had their fingers out every step of the way, and also had a massive employee base and territory span so everyone knew someone who worked for the Bell. They were eventually broken up by the government into a buncha smaller companies, 'baby Bells,' which have over the years merged back together anyway into companies almost as big as the original anyway. There's a whole separate rabbit hole about the telecom company buildings that have FBI offices on the same floor.

>>720094397
I'm in rural New York and still see it around decently often, mostly on telephone poles/power line posts.

>>720090296
Where's the guy on the toilet

>>720094526
Imagine the mold

wait, that place....

>>720094706
kek I loved those books

>>720091446
>You have been asleep for 9999999-

>>720093429
etrian_odyssey_3.jpg

>>720094763
is that... is that a HECKIN EMPTY SPACE??? AIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE IM LOSING MY FUCKING MIND

>>720094436
>tfw 'modern' architecture is literally just what the Japanese have been building for centuries

What was that, chuddypoo?

>>720094436
FLW's Riverrock is my favorite house he designed. Everything about it seems relaxing.

>>720094316
the telephone exchange hardware used to have to operate in a very narrow window of environmental conditions. now they don't, so these buildings are quite literally mostly empty. the lack of windows also offers some level of security against weather or direct attacks, and because they also handle government calls and international calls, they need to be as secure as possible. there's a building just like this in my city, though not nearly as big, but it also doesn't have any windows and is owned by century link.

>>720091187
Hitman, dummy.

>>720094374
fun fact, there's basically nothing in this building. it's supposed to be a hotel, but I think only the first floor was ever finished which is a lobby and probably various amenities.

>>720090861
Kowloon Generic Romance is a good manga
for some reason it stopped being translated into english a while back, but if you speak hue or spic i guess you're in luck

>>720090351
windows have screens on them to keep bugs out retard

>>720095013
In my head they now use them as data centres. I have no idea about this and I doubt it's true but it would make sense

>>720089008 (OP)
I would sit in the car with my parents, as we traveled to the nearest Costco, and I'd see this building to my right.
It's a strange building, looks old, ancient even, like the hanging gardens of Babylon, but it was built 25 years before I first saw it when I was a child in the 1990s.
Years later, I learned that it's the Weyerhaeuser Corporate Headquarters building in Federal Way, Washington, USA. Would make a neat video game location.

>>720093692
I thought this was where you rediscover your faith in God after pussying out of a rocket flight and getting raped by bikers in a bar.

>>720090439
also this would be your toilet

>>720095160
there's very weirdly like no pictures of the inside of it. those bigass underwater data cables that cross the ocean apparently run through here.

>>720090826
based

>>720090439
That's exactly why people work there, because it allows them to earn incredibly lucrative salaries in a trade job.

>>720089008 (OP)
>El Helicoide is a building in Caracas, Venezuela owned by the Venezuelan government and used as a facility and prison for both regular and political prisoners of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN).[1] In the shape of a three-sided pyramid, it was originally constructed as a shopping mall, but never completed.[1]

>>720095384
imagine accidentally dropping your penis sheathe through that grated floor.

>>720095384
wow the fish are eating GOOD today

>>720095519
>can't go in until you get the green key

>>720095561
I hate when that happens

>>720094526
I'll take an item hunt to traverse once over the devs making sure you have to traverse 3 times to find each medallion before you progress because they want to make sure you've engaged with the set piece.

>>720095338
Fun fact, Donald Trump's father bought this and demolished the whole thing. He never built anything on it so it was pointless. It's an empty lot paved over with stones now.

>>720095706
do these things have gates on the stairs or something that prevents psycho hillbillies from climbing them?

>>720095797
Most boardwalks got torn down eventually anon

>>720094374
When did they put a facade on this thing? Last time I saw it was like a decade ago and it was just a concrete skeleton of a pyramid.

>>720095839
True, but it would've been cool to see the historic style preserved. They did that with the Gilded Age architecture in Rhode Island and it's beautiful. Then again Brooklyn and Rhode Island have very different crime rates.

>>720093946
i like brutalist stuff when there's plenty of plant''s to contrast with the concrete, water adds a good textural contrast as well

>>720093429
>>720093580
>>720093660
It's mostly abandoned now, unfortunately. I doubt there'd be much tourism. They don't even have enough people to cater to a tourism industry.

>>720095519
why are the tree shadows so low res

>>720090439
They also pay 6 figures for relatively unsophisticated work that people can access without college degrees.

>>720095384
i've never felt at any risk of falling into the toilet bowl but i sure would here
>>720095805
you would have to totally revamp them to actually get security, a gate isnt going to do shit when you can just climb around it

>>720095842
wikipedia says 2011

>>720092353
Ada's part in Re6 took place in the inside of an Oil Tanker

>>720089549
That's how I wanna go

>>720093429
I visited that place in 2007, it was cool.

>>720089430
It's probably a long exposure shot

>>720089627
looks like my house but every book it's actually milf porn

>>720095965
>It's mostly abandoned now, unfortunately. I doubt there'd be much tourism. They don't even have enough people to cater to a tourism industry.
Anon, the small population that lives there is purely because they man the shops as it's a huge tourist attraction.

>>720095384
>sit down too hard on the shitter
>rusted metal grate falls out or breaks in half, sending you and the toilet straight into the ocean
i'd sooner shit in a bucket elsewhere and just go there to dump it out, complaints be damned
the bottomless toilet i can cope with, the floor i cannot

>>720095998
fun fact, this cave was intentionally flooded after it was explored to prevent anyone from going in it anymore.

>>720091197
Hi Vena

>>720093293
ez

>>720092608
check out the mayan revival stuff too

>>720096135
but why

>>720095645
top kek

>>720094341
this is just a regular fucking neighborhood at night

>>720096128
>obese americans have anxiety over the floor breaking underneath them

>>720095951
It helps in a lot of cases, but I don't think it has to- just need a good understanding of light, texture, and form.

>>720093429
>its a dual protagonist adventure taking place in two locations
>a french woman in Mont Saint Michel
>an english man in Saint Michael's mount

>>720096128
you gotta adopt the supreme constipation stance if you dont wanna fall
>>720096294
that was my first thought too lol

>>720089008 (OP)
Kind of reminded me of Half Life 2 or Riven. It's Norris Dam in Tennessee for those curious

>>720096250
these crystals took hundreds of thousands of years to form. the cave is in mexico, so they didn't want beaners going in and stealing shit to sell in their shitty shops in vacation resort towns.

>>720089008 (OP)
I've been there a couple times. Every time I walk into its kitchen a sense of rage builds inside of me for how shitty my parents built their kitchen.

>>720089439
>>720089529
built for mobius 1 cock

>>720096250
Its natural state is flooded, it only un-flooded because the mine it's connected to was in active use. The mine shut down so they stopped pumping water out and it re-flooded

>>720096294
yes, because of this bit here if nothing else
you can tell that the floor is composed of two separate grates that meet in the middle of the toilet
if there was anywhere the welding was going to give way, it'd be right there, where the brunt of the weight is being consistently put, just waiting for the last poor bastard to get trap-door'd straight to a watery, poopy grave

>>720096349
dams are kino

>>720096123
There'd be like 1 person per building then. There's no way that's large enough for a full blown tourism industry.

>>720090009
is not that one in particular, most deep sea oilrigs have big pontoons under water level and are anchored to the sea floor

>>720091451
that one person looking directly into the camera knew what they were doing

>>720096514
There are around 100 natives if I remember correctly, and you can only visit the place when there's a low tide.

>>720096250
the cave is too hot and there's little air inside, people can only go in there for a limited time or they die. but it's the first time I have heard that it was flooded on purpose

>>720096250
don't want to anger the quartzoids

wait, what happened to the bridge?

>>720096713
tide eats it
why didn't they just build it taller? it is a mystery

>>720096250
so the crystals can go back to growing
they need mineral-rich water to continue and the cave was dry for 15 years while it was being explored and studied
15 years was plenty of time for us to look over every nook and cranny, take plenty of pictures and then let the crystals go back to what they were doing
it's also coincidentally ideal to prevent random shitheads from going in and fucking up a bunch of crystals that have been growing for over 1 million years (official estimate based on growth rates divided by size)

>>720096495
No, now that you mention it, cutting a hole into the middle of a grate is the alternative to cutting a hole between an intersection of two grates, and the hole in the middle of a grate would make the individual grate more likely to bend than if it were two separate grates with just part of their sides cut out.

It looks like there's two strong beams on either side below them in either case, I'm sure it's plenty sturdy.

>>720093413
kek

>>720096770
Because then you can't get kino photos of it looking like an island. Obviously.

>>720095951
>plenty of plant''s to contrast with the concrete,
this.

>>720089198
No, it's an entire house. Extremely well built. A true masterpiece just hiding in the woods. The layout inside would blow your mind. It's a real shame more homebuilders don't try to replicate his interiors.

>>720093324
How does that logic correlate
>home has maintenance issues that degrade its integrity
>"this is the perfect place to put our valuable historical artifacts"

>>720096770
>why didn't they just build it taller?
Do you want a besieging army to have a permanent-solid- place to stage implements to break through your walls?

>>720096713
They've been under siege and had to raise the bridge

>>720093254
Amazing showcase of ray traced indirect lighting

>>720093324
It's built better than you think Anon.

>>720091451
Reminded me of this for some reason.

>>720096902
>those shitshacks built by a couple of noobs who played for 1 day then logged off

>>720090439
I’ve had nightmares about being on them before. Never even seen one in real life, but they are legitimate hellscapes. It’s no wonder they pay people so well to work on them.

>>720096902
probably cold as fuck down there

>>720095645
what was that

>>720097028
A dingus.

>>720089439
Keep you waiting huh

>>720092432
Battlefield 2042

spy_criticaldeath1.wav

>>720097043
This is a main menu screen, and what's on TV changes when you move between options

>>720094436
>Corbusier
he should have been executed for crimes against humanity and aesthetics

>>720096339
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1j1eDKASLs

>>720089439
>Build a building in the middle of the ocean
Bullshit.

>>720097132
i can see this perfectly in my head and i thank you for the image. i'm thinking PS2 era with a pretty limited palette like manhunt or TMB and there's no actual menu music, just the squauky TV voice and a car outside

>>720096654
>you will never cuddle with your russian gf(male)t thinking about suicide every night
why even live

>>720089719
What does benchod mean

>>720096838
>This is a unique house with custom furniture and building techniques rarely seen anywhere else
>This house is no longer suitable to live in and is surrounded by forest preserve
>Let's allow visitors to see it in exchange for the money we need to maintain it
Pretty simple. It's not like they're storing random shit there.

>>720093701
Funny story, he was tricked by the King into purchasing the island during an unusual period of high precipitation and lush growth on the island. Niihau is in the "rain shadow" of the big island so it's very arid most of the time and basically useless for any kind of agriculture or industry. Even the people who lived there historically would leave throughout the year to find work and supplies elsewhere

>>720094436
The price of the hardwood to make this now would cost more than a regular house.

>>720096989
ah yes, the "random town in the middle of the desert where you get a couple of quests and never go back again"

>>720093112
Don't be too sad man, all his buildings fucking suck to live in. One of them is still a dorm at a university and it floods every time it rains. Frank Lloyd Wright had a horrible mindset where he only would use materials sourced from the site/area he was building in. So you have concrete buildings made of absolute dog shit concrete that falls apart because the sand and gravel they had to use were not of good quality.

>>720096956
Some of the cantilevered terraces were already sagging by the 1980s, it would've probably collapsed if they didn't shore it up around 2001.

It also leaked constantly from day one, every coat of paint on the ceiling, no matter if it was the most state-of-the-art industrial-grade paint money could buy it always failed every time

>>720096820
Is that a PS3 Slim?

>>720097126
A building like this would probably be incredibly uninteresting to actually explore but for some reason it bothers me that I'll never get to

>>720097230
That's not a museum, that's an exhibit, get your shit sorted

>>720092432
Ace Combat features these types of things semi-regularly, though of course they're more just setpieces

>>720091446
Imagine the mould

>>720092392
>The Renaissance maestros were gods
no cable/internet does that

>>720093541
What's this from?

>>720091446
>>720097743
>Imagine the mold

>>720097017
>character foot ik always looks janky here

>>720097945
>Skyrim 8K ultra HD foliage mod

>>720095645
Trans guys can relate.

>>720098034
Baby spotlights, size, and that pegboard wall scream "abandoned retail store" but floor suggests "Holiday Inn lobby from 1995".

>>720090861
Darktide

>>720098289
>timeloop mystery game where you can't go outside the stone walls

>>720092303
I'm with you anon, and I'm not a commie.

>>720095384
>That poopy gunk around the rims and the bottom

>>720097983
The newer Deus Ex games. Human revolution I believe.

>>720098537
Is this AI? It's already pretty hard to tell anymore.

fucking nope

>***NEW OBJECTIVE: CHASE THE ASSAILANT***

>>720094763
TF2 Jump map
>>720097246
Random control point in a multiplayer map
>>720098034
>>720098339
I remember a long time ago I stopped at a small casino/hotel with my parents on a roadtrip. They had a small arcade for kids and I spent a couple hours there and it looked kinda like a slightly better version of this.
>>720096283
WTC was an awesome building. I wish there was an FPS where combat takes place within a downtown block of a huge city or so with the entirety of the map being playable and destructible, but I know that would be hell to design and balance.

>>720091267
must have been big primus fans

>>720090296
Who the fuck names a robot Intelligent Pig?

>>720098762
NTA but I saw that image around 10 or so years ago - Kowloon was a very special place.

>>720093963
nuLara locale

Shaken

>>720092303
Based commie

>>720096128
fuck you

>>720099168
what is this, the truman show super bowl?

>>720095384
>grated floor
>still manages to get dookie on the floor at the front of the toilet

>>720099283
can't place that there

>>720096990
>Rest a bit, the water's nice, I ain't lion.

>>720092353
I think part of 5 does.

>>720089529
MOTHERFUCKERS KEEP STEALING MY NUKES.

>>720099608
Looks like you could hold 3 mewtwo's on the left.

>>720091451
Personally, I like parque central

>>720097246
Reminds me of the tiny town on the northern end of El Alamein in Battlefield 1942
There's absolutely no reason to go there in a match but it exists and has a jeep parked there

>>720092961
naive anon
maybe some of the government agents involved are naive too, but certainly the architect definitely knew what they were doing, and most of the other government agents involved knew too

>>720091890
Which outsourced Indian doesn't know how to use the terrain tool in UE5?

>>720090439
People who work on Oil Rigs are probably one of the most well paid labor workers on Earth.
So it is worth it.

Coldest village on earth.
It looks like your starting village in city builder during winter.

>>720090861
Comunism.jpg

>>720098853
Me

>>720099891
Kowloon Walled City wasn't actually communist. It was actually a stateless area due to territorial disputes.

>>720099090
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zb0gDE5MfE

You see: Rusted Wreck
You see nothing out of the ordinary
You see nothing out of the ordinary

>>720099969
This is the style Noveria in Mass Effect took inspiration from, no?

>>720099814
>naive anon
Anon, literally everyone makes this inference about these projects and yet I've never seen a compelling case that any of them were intended as a means of defacing these buildings.
Yes it's ugly, but no one really goes into architecture, gets a 4 year degree, wins a contract, and begins a multi year building process with the sole intention of ruining a building.

For their own careers if nothing else!

>>720093692
I would like to play a Thief fan mission set here.

>>720099404
why no?

>>720093732
>>720094316
How is that even legal?
By law for a room to be up to code you have to have at least as many windows as 1/3rd of your floor space.

>>720100218
SNIFFA

>>720099668
man weren't mean to live surrounded by water

>>720100240
>>720099814
If you want to make an observation about the politics of modern architecture- it's that current governors, mayors, statesmen have political considerations about who wins contracts, about who is employed to carry them out, regulations about materials and methods used, labor costs, etc, that causes good architects to not be selected and/or forces them into a situation where they just don't have the means to build what they want.

>/v/ talking about video games
guys fighting
>/v/ posting interesting photography
guys having civil discussion

>>720098916
Thanks anon.

>>720092621
They did that here in my city, draped ugly glass and steel across a nice old colonial building

>>720095384
On one hand:
NEVER worrying about clogging the toilet ever again.
On the other hand... fuck no. sitting on that shit for 3 mins will give you immediate butt cancer.

>>720096339
I went to the castle on the right IRL back in 2012.
wasnt bad desuneee... actually the coolest part about the place is that the ocean can rise and lower, giving you passage to the castletown. Pretty cool, almost like vidya.

>>720091585
I thought this was a fake pic, very cool place
Sorvagsvatn, it has a waterfall into the ocean at the end

>>720092621
>architect is a pole and a kike
It's all so tiresome.

>>720093013
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOrjNrs-_Ss

>>720099620
lewd

>>720100649
Like what's the point of these retard additions, is it actually used for anything, or just a big overhang?

I remember in Michigan I visited a museum where it was this turn-of-the-century building but they moved the museum to a new building, so from the street it still looked normal but connected to a tasteful enclosed atrium at the rear

>>720100174
It wouldn't surprise me.

>>720101163
They added floors to the museum but instead of incorporating the floors into the design that used to exist they just added these eyesores. They completely massacred the museum, getting rid of all the taxidermy displays so they can put shitty abbo stuff up.

>>720089909
Is that from the cancelled star wars game trailers years ago?

>>720095406
>>720100317
>>720094316
>>720093732
glows hard

>>720096820
Someone defaced that mountain with a giant ps3 slim.

>>720089008 (OP)
This house had huge water damage problems and they had to spend millions repairing the piece of shit concrete cantilevers

I went to school for architecture and I emerged as a husk. Marxists have hijacked the entire discipline and they created Modernism as a means to destroy the human spirit.

>>720091673
Minceraft.

>>720101903
>that pic
lol what happens if you actually do that shit irl? you vomit your entire organs out of your mouth? kek

>>720096348
Kek

>>720093707
> they've been building this thing since 1882
> only hit the halfway point in 2010

>>720100053
>>720099090
this thing collapsed a few years ago because it hadn't been used in a long time. there's video of it collapsing.

>>720100317
these buildings house government NSA equipment. they probably aren't required to do that.

>>720090205
Unless the game is Shining Force 2, in which case every bookshelf has unique books to peruse.

>>720099717
>AR5100

>>720096348
the one post itt that's worth a damn
exact mental state i would have if i was shitting there

I took a trillion photos on my last trip to nipland but this random shot i took inside a pretty crummy mall is the one i think of the most.

>>720093732
>Joanna, the data is in Room 641A but none of the floor plans show where it is

>>720090439
you get paid a fortune working there and they are extremely safe
you have usually a full size ship and helicopters waiting on standby for any shit to happen

>>720089974
in europe you cant throw a rock without hitting an old castle

>>720106214
confirmed

>>720106623
meant for >>720090289

>>720089239
Reminds me of the final part of a vermintide 2 mission that takes place in a farm

>>720091984
this gives me a sense of dread because of the sky being so dark, like it's a photo from saturn's moon

>>720093014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONmJpAllgsw

>>720093134
MechCommander ass image

>>720098034
I hate how arcades in video games usually look like this.

>>720089425
No retard. You can only enter building from the top. The front door is locked, but can be opened from the inside. How do you fail at this?

>>720098034
This looks like the place that Leo broke that arcade machine.

>>720099485
>>720099540
>>720100632
>>720100698

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF0gRyjmte8

>>720095338
tolet

>>720096654
CELLS
INTERLINKED

>>720093195
Oil rigs are cool and should be video game locations more often, but then there are fags like Valve that think they translate to bad gameplay and get scrapped, which is what happened to the ship Borealis.

>>720098825
silent hill or hellraiser game

>>720089319
Stalker soc

>>720089439
>stairs are painted yellow

>>720089974
Isn't this Sapienza from Hitman?

>>720095138
the anime was fun but felt kinda rushed towards the end
also banger op
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBByBaC1WbM

>>720099485
worst level in every game

>>720089439
You wanna know the most fucked up thing about this?

It's not fixed to the sea floor. Nope. Those feet are connected to a big raft, and it's floating.
I'm not shitting you

>>720107818
That honestly does seem fucking insane.

>>720095805
Depends, some don't even have stairs, some are open, many are locked, very few still in use.

>>720107895
>>720089439
>>720089529

>>720093112
It's a nice place on paper but the constant humidity alone would drive you insane.

>every beautiful location itt will be lost in 200 years or so under a tidal wave of brownoid filth
honestly so grim

>>720108046
The sea is evil.

>>720095519
>mirror's edge

>>720100649
>>720092621
Thanks jews for post-modernist architecture.

>>720089974
Wait is that hitman level based on this? I remember the exact layout being a bit different especially with the angles on the dock area but it's got the church and the old fortifications, just missing the mansion

>>720090861
Literally Stray

>>720089008 (OP)
This was literally a CS:S map. The name escapes me.

>>720097142
>town is 4 buildings with 6 people

>>720095972
>ue5 shadows

>>720100649
I'll grant them they did make good use of the extra space, but I can't help but think there's gotta be a better way
but what the fuck is this photo from, i've never seen that many people outside there before
>>720101384
I don't think I ever went before these additions but it's a shame all that abo stuff came at the expense of other things.
The Alice in Wonderland exhibit they did a while back was great though

>>720108098
For what it's worth, most of the brownoid filth is experiencing lower than normal birth rates as well. Worse so than the west as well.

>>720091029
https://youtu.be/JSqVbywt9kw

>>720096902
I like to think it's TF2 situation and those two houses are neighbors who hate each other.

>>720108098
not happening

>>720093316
>meanwhile, outside the largest 5 cities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5mW9St0QNs

>>720089008 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EJufYOzp8U

>>720109458
Is this the building where all the pictures of my dick are stored?

>>720093904
kino

>>720093429
>SOUL
>>720096713
>soulless

>>720109571
No that's in Utah.

>>720097039
>HOLOCAUSTY

>>720095998
https://youtu.be/2MNoBx5mvBI

>>720099717
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashima_Island

>>720099034
>non-euclidean level design