Arta Monday: Runestone
This week’s ArtA Monday is a loading screen artwork by Craig Mullins – this one is part of a series he created for the strategy game Crusader Kings III:
Sometimes I wish the game took a little longer to load.
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Maybe if you played it on an old computer it would load slower? 😉
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I like the way you think!
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Sometimes the Old Ways are the best ways 😉
That’s actually why I bought an N64 back in the day, just so I could play Hexxen64, hahahaa…
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