RPG video wallpapers

Originally Posted by Capt. Huggy Face
Nice one, Silver. Was the text a layer added on top of the original image?

Nah. I just reconstructed the image.

One more classic sci fi: Escape From New York.

Originally Posted by Silver
Nah. I just reconstructed the image.

Nice. That's a bit over my head.

Stanley Kubrick was brilliant, and so was Pink Floyd. 2001: A Space Odyssey (with Floyd on the radio).

The main menu of Vampire: The Masquerade -- Bloodlines on your desktop.

A new form of combat was born in The Great War.

Me, I don't want to get realistic looking screenshots.
I rather try to capture both beauty & emotions.
At least in Drakensang 2 I try to do so.

These are just examples (my favourites) among a bigger number of screenshots.
If you want one or more of these 3 with a bigger resolution, then ask me via PM.

Those are nice. I like the first one.

I have a lot more.

If anyone wants to contact me : I'm off on vacation for about a week, from Friday on.

It's been too long since I've been scuba diving.

I've never gone hunting, but I like theHunter: Call of the Wild.

Found one fitting for Helloween : http://www.ddo.com/en/news/ddo-screenshot-week-328 (You can click on the picture to make it become larger.)

More Mother Nature, as expressed in zeroes and ones: Woods & Water and A Path Through the Woods.

Here's one I'm using right now from the Witcher

Was virtually hunting in the snow and thought @joxer might like this guy.

Well, it's been a while since I've visited this thread, where I mostly talk to myself. I thought I'd return to it, just in case I was getting lonely.

Let's see…there's Blade Runner 2049, a cool flick; a snowy landscape, taken from theHunter: Call of the Wild; and a streetscape in the rain, taken from GTA V.

There, I feel better already.

Aren't video wallpapers kinda distracting? Or maybe people that use them normally keep their windows maximized?

I don't find them distracting, though I could see how some might. I do generally prefer the calmer ones. I'm currently using that theater in the rain I posted above.

Wallpaper Engine does have options to set the volume, turn the sound off and pause whenever a window is maximized.

Railroad Bridge is also pretty calm, though the surf gets a little splashy in Lighthouse and Waves. Sorry, I just couldn't help myself…

…and Cherry Blossoms in Moonlight.

A little scenery from everyone's favorite around here, The Witcher 3: Ruins by the Water and Making Camp.