I know it was scrapped, but it looks so cool, and I really want to test my fear of heights climbing that metal monument.

My take on the Districts of Dunwall, based on a mix of in game info and pulling sh*t out my A** I would love input!

Genuinely got emotional cause I wasn’t expecting to get nostalgic

I was doing some research for my continuing project to make my home feel like it could be in the Dishonored universe when I discovered that this chaise longue designed by Yannick Gombart...

... is a dead ringer for this chaise made by Antoni Gaudi.

Gaudi was the brilliant Spanish architect who is responsible for much of the look of modern Barcelona, famous for his recently-completed Basilica of the Sagrada Familia. He made this chaise for the Güell Palace, which he also designed, in the mid 1880s. And, yes, I will be making one.

​you wake up with glowing black eyes, smelling like cold whale oil and the void. the outsider is leaning against your dirty kitchen counter, flipping a bonecharm, and says:

​"you are interesting... but also entirely too broke to cause high chaos. i will give you ONE mark, mortal. make it count."

I did a drawing of Granny's head by itself a while ago, but looking back I'm not very happy with it and decided to redo it again and add a full-body this time to make it a bit more distinct. The previous one felt a bit flat and lacked that sort of "texture-ey-ness" that I like to include in my pieces.

Tell me which character I should draw next, I'm thinking of moving away from just doing busts

I was planning to write a story like Dishonored for a game and understand the game better. What are the elements and mechanics in the game? And about the story element

DH2 royal conservatory, I’ve just finished and checked the heart one last time and I had collected all runes and bone charms, only to see I had missed 2. I reloaded to my last safe and the finished the mission, same thing. This mission is one big mission, not split up like the clock work mansion mission, so the heart should show all runes and bone charms in the entire area no?

I'm playing D1 for the probably 1000th time and am finishing it now, and I always have to laugh at Admiral Havelock describing his own epitaph. I play low chaos/Ghost/Shadow, so it's just him monologuing to dead Martin/Pendleton, and just...why does he think he'll get to chose his own epitaph? Like, Corvo is definitely going to come for him and neither of them will let him choose it...xD Like, I know it's just part of his monologue, but I find it hilarious. xD

So i've just started my first run of the last Dishonored game, im at the second mission inside the Yun shan house, and at the third floor turning left after the stairs there is a doorway but it is brickedup, screaming secret room, but i cant find how to open it.

Doing Inktober and could think of no other "Contraption"

Are they canon or not are they a prequel to the game what happen why these so forgotten .tell me in comment .

Internet says it is on a smaller desk left to the main desk in Duke's quarters, but only thing left of Duke's desk is a clock?? I have searched everywhere? Or so I think... but clearly not.

I hate this challenge ngl

I played the first three missions in the demo, then the very same missions again in the full game. At the moment i started playing The Clockwork Mansion, and finally got into Jindosh's manor. It is fully possible the game gets better. Thats what ill hope happens.

I loved the first game. Bought it off of sale and finished it in a couple weeks a while back. One of the best games ive played in years. As much as it hurts to say, i dont really like its sequel.

At its core, Dishonored was a game where doing the wrong thing was easy, and where doing the right thing was hard. Corvo is a man who has had his entire life ripped away from him forever. Your lover gutted before you, your child stolen way to likely never be seen again, you yourself thrown in a cell to rot for the rest of your life, and on top of all that being tortured into confessing to the murders of his own family by the very same men who orchestrated it all. You have all the motive in the world to be consumed by revenge and strike at the people who took away everything you loved without giving a second thought to the blood on your hands.

It takes restraint to not do this. To not leave a trail of bodies behind you. To only kill the men who deserved it, or to perhaps not kill at all.

In Dishonored 2, it feels wrong to go High Chaos. Not in any moral or ethical way, no, simply because Emily has no reason to do this. His throne was taken and his father is temporary frozen in marble. At the end of dishonored 1 nothing you do can bring back the empress. In Dishonored 2, if all goes well literally all you've lost will be restored. Even in her dialogue all this feels more like a nuisance than a traumatic event. Is this enough for Emily to start murdering people who she once considered her subjects? No, not in the slightest.

Playing high chaos feels hollow. I have no reason to do this. Emily wouldn't do this.

If your response is "Well duh, just play Low Chaos".

Is that really a Dishonored game then? Where the right path is the obvious and easy one?

This and other strange details just dont really make me interested in continuing. The missions arent good enough to warrant playing on that alone, and taking out the targets feels hollow. Where as in Dishonored 1 the rat plague was a very important part of the story, in Dishonored 2 the Blood flies feel like just set dressing. No one even really seems to mention them except like a couple wandering civilians.

Is there something here i am missing? Is there still something here worth seeing to continue?

I want to see the rest of this game but what its shown so far has not yet impressed me.