lncognito

I shouldn't need to say "pics", but apparently I have to

EdiOT: I've never actually engaged myself into anything steam-punk, but I've always found the artstyle quite sweet. I guess I like how it manages to be based on "science" while avoiding the demystification that naturally follows- and also being quite weird, which is obviously a plus. (Awfully formulated, as ever)

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If this game is considered Steampunk, then yes, I love it:

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Ohh? Intrigued...?

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Well, I'm starting to build guitars, so I'd be happy to do one in the future

5thCircuitRider

I like FFIX, Dishonored and Jules Verne.

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daytripper75

I find some of the fashion interesting, but I don't partake in any of it.

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Confuse-a-Cat

It's the sort of thing that I think I'd enjoy getting into, but I've never really consumed any 'steampunk' media.

As for the fashion, my tastes are kinda halfway there, since I've got a very Victorian sense of style. It's all about waistcoats and pocketwatches.

lncognito

That has the potential of becoming so awesome! Shame I don't play enough guitar to justify a request

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And cravats? Like so...?


I'd wear a cravats if I could get away with it. I can't really...

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Confuse-a-Cat

I have three cravats.

Six waistcoats. Only one pocketwatch though.

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Nooiice!

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blake1221

This.

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It's kind of cool, but it's hard to pull it off without looking like a crazy person. Also, i saw a couple of dudes on a train a couple of years ago and they were dressed like this:



I get it, that's their choice, but it weirded me out a little bit, and i don't think i would have the guts to wear something like that.

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Confuse-a-Cat

You've just reminded me of how much I love Doctor Steel. His stuff is about the only steampunk inclined media I've ever tried, and I'm a big fan. Really disappointed that he retired too. Ah well.

Love his style as well...

MrDo0m

I always liked the steampunk aesthetic. I don't cosplay it or anything, but I like it.

ErikLensherr

It's weird that I have only the vaguest notion of what "steampunk" is yet I'm very certain I want to avoid it.

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JokerGrin

It can look quite smart, but so does Victorian clothing. I don't see it taking off.

Bikewer

I read The Difference Engine, the William Gibson and Bruce Sterling collaboration, years ago. It's sometimes credited with being a big influence on the "steampunk" fad.
The book centers around the idea that Babbage's "difference engine" ideas actually result in a functional, Victiorian-era computer, and what effects that would have on society.

I find the concept interesting, and it's influenced a lot of writing, both good and bad. There are an awful lot of really cheesy "steampunk" novels available, but some are quite good.
The long-running "Girl Genius" graphic novels and webcomic are pretty steam-punk-y, as was the Canadian-produced "Secret Adventures of Jules Verne"
The current Robert Downey Sherlock Holmes films are pretty punky as well....

I've seen some really nice arts-crafts stuff done; computer cases and weapons and typwriter keyboards turned into computer keyboards... Really inventive. Likewise the costumes.
Overall.... Fun.

Trentaru

i love the idea, but i dont have the body to actually dress up. Im currently reading Clockwork Angels which is cool but other than that I don't have much exposure to steampunk media.

I feel like steampunk isn't going to be a mainstream trend only because it seems a bit excessive and most people think it is over the top for no reason.

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