JACKOMOON

A Marvel “Age of Ultron” inspired poster for SAMS and the upcoming arc with Tyrant, a character we know VERY little about. The idea came from originally from @llamaisllama777

And I had saved the idea, but never did it. I suddenly got the random motivation to start it yesterday and finished it today. I don’t even know how much layers this took me.

I’m not the best at making posters, I have no rendering experience whatsoever and idk wtf is goin on with my coloring.

The last two y/n videos have outperformed gaming vids and some lore vids

If you don’t like them don’t watch them and more importantly support the videos you do like like comment all that stuff watch it in the background or promote it to others

I know it’s kind of harsh but the vas are limited to what the company wants and the company wants veiws

Also don’t send hate to the vas

spiral staircases are actually a very interesting structure design. They first originated in castles (I'm pretty sure), and they were designed as a way to defeat intruders.

If you've ever climbed a spiral staircase, you'd know that it's very hard and odd to climb up, and you normally are clinging to the rail like a lifeline. However it is MUCH easier to go down them (in my opinion), which would cause one challenge for any intruder.

Another factor to it is the view, and how large your blindspots are climbing up and down. If you climb up a spiral staircase, then you have a very hard time seeing in front of you, due to the curve and that fact that you're going uphill. However, looking down, you have a large range of visibility, meaning you would see your enemy before they see you.

And, because if they were to climb up in the middle, they would be forced to fight left-handed, which is not most peoples dominant hand, and if you climb down in the middle, you fight right handed, giving you once another advantage.

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I CAN DO ANYTHING, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

spiral staircases are actually a very interesting structure design. They first originated in castles (I'm pretty sure), and they were designed as a way to defeat intruders.

If you've ever climbed a spiral staircase, you'd know that it's very hard and odd to climb up, and you normally are clinging to the rail like a lifeline. However it is MUCH easier to go down them (in my opinion), which would cause one challenge for any intruder.

Another factor to it is the view, and how large your blindspots are climbing up and down. If you climb up a spiral staircase, then you have a very hard time seeing in front of you, due to the curve and that fact that you're going uphill. However, looking down, you have a large range of visibility, meaning you would see your enemy before they see you.

And, because if they were to climb up in the middle, they would be forced to fight left-handed, which is not most peoples dominant hand, and if you climb down in the middle, you fight right handed, giving you once another advantage.

spiral staircases are actually a very interesting structure design. They first originated in castles (I'm pretty sure), and they were designed as a way to defeat intruders.

If you've ever climbed a spiral staircase, you'd know that it's very hard and odd to climb up, and you normally are clinging to the rail like a lifeline. However it is MUCH easier to go down them (in my opinion), which would cause one challenge for any intruder.

Another factor to it is the view, and how large your blindspots are climbing up and down. If you climb up a spiral staircase, then you have a very hard time seeing in front of you, due to the curve and that fact that you're going uphill. However, looking down, you have a large range of visibility, meaning you would see your enemy before they see you.

And, because if they were to climb up in the middle, they would be forced to fight left-handed, which is not most peoples dominant hand, and if you climb down in the middle, you fight right handed, giving you once another advantage.

spiral staircases are actually a very interesting structure design. They first originated in castles (I'm pretty sure), and they were designed as a way to defeat intruders.

If you've ever climbed a spiral staircase, you'd know that it's very hard and odd to climb up, and you normally are clinging to the rail like a lifeline. However it is MUCH easier to go down them (in my opinion), which would cause one challenge for any intruder.

Another factor to it is the view, and how large your blindspots are climbing up and down. If you climb up a spiral staircase, then you have a very hard time seeing in front of you, due to the curve and that fact that you're going uphill. However, looking down, you have a large range of visibility, meaning you would see your enemy before they see you.

And, because if they were to climb up in the middle, they would be forced to fight left-handed, which is not most peoples dominant hand, and if you climb down in the middle, you fight right handed, giving you once another advantage.

spiral staircases are actually a very interesting structure design. They first originated in castles (I'm pretty sure), and they were designed as a way to defeat intruders.

If you've ever climbed a spiral staircase, you'd know that it's very hard and odd to climb up, and you normally are clinging to the rail like a lifeline. However it is MUCH easier to go down them (in my opinion), which would cause one challenge for any intruder.

Another factor to it is the view, and how large your blindspots are climbing up and down. If you climb up a spiral staircase, then you have a very hard time seeing in front of you, due to the curve and that fact that you're going uphill. However, looking down, you have a large range of visibility, meaning you would see your enemy before they see you.

And, because if they were to climb up in the middle, they would be forced to fight left-handed, which is not most peoples dominant hand, and if you climb down in the middle, you fight right handed, giving you once another advantage.

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