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Love And Deepspace Devs Have One Simple Request: Please Don’t Drink The Poison

Love And Deepspace Devs Have One Simple Request: Please Don’t Drink The Poison https://ift.tt/riQKSDN It hasn't been an easy year for the Love and Deepspace community after the Valko controversy left the fandom divided, but it looks like developer Papergames has brewed up new trouble for the gacha game. A few days ago, the developer posted cocktail recipes online, and followers quickly warned the studio that recreating those drinks could result in lethal concoctions. "One taste of this Special Blend and you won’t forget it," the original post read, which was accompanied by recipes for the non-alcoholic cocktail mixes. Each one is inspired by an in-game slime--Artsyblobbu, Fiendyblobbu, Pilotblobbu, Snowyblobbu, and Stellablobbu--and the list of ingredients includes several items found inside of Love and Deepspace. Cute, wholesome fun, right? Not exactly. https://twitter.com/Love_Deepspace/status/2104783385151656092 As people online pointed out , some of th...

Amazon's The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Actor Promises Season 2 Has "So Much More Action"

Amazon's The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Actor Promises Season 2 Has "So Much More Action" https://ift.tt/hFbtSLe

Amazon's massive The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power TV series is already one of the most expensive programs ever produced, and that was even before cameras started filming, as Amazon shelling out $250 million to the Tolkien estate just for the rights alone. Amazon billed the series as one focusing on the untold middle ground of characters such as Galadriel, Durin, Sauron, and Gandalf.

At the end of last season, we saw the beginning of the formation of the Last Alliance and Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) unknowingly saved Sauron, who had disguised himself as a king of the Southlands. All the while, he had secretly infiltrated the High Elves and tricked them into forging the first three of those titular Rings of Power. Season 1 was heavy on the setup, but the upcoming Season 2 will start amping things up more and more.

"Season 1 was a time of relative peace, an introductory time meeting everybody,” Sophia Nomvete, who plays dwarven princess Disa, told Deadline. "Season 2 is the unraveling of it all. It's when the force of evil really starts to put pressure on Middle Earth and we watch how everyone that we know and hopefully love handles that situation. The stakes are higher."

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