The intro to your BGM song was pretty cool. People still listen to music where the band can actually play their instruments? Since when?
That town looks like something straight out of a picture. The tall and narrow buildings lining the street have a cool look...like a modern day castle wall.
Speaking of streets, they actually look open, and not cramped and narrow as I always imagined europe to be.
The first statue you show looks seriously effeminant...it looks like jon heder's character from the
questionable movie Blades of Glory.
There were also stereotypical city people, crazy looking people camping streets with dogs, crazies/tourists playing The Pigeon Lady, old men beating each other in chess, people actually playing in parks...you know, the sort of thing that you don't see around here. In Baltimore, my local major city, the only stereotypical city people you see are the "homeless" people who camp the public transportation change machines, and when you get change they ambush you with a guilt plea for change
People there looked normal--perhaps high levels of conceit are western europe only? Maybe it's the russian influence, as I saw a lot of that in the cool architecture.
I *did* see a car or 2. I was amazed. The poles had cavalry when everyone else had tanks at the beginning of WW2. That, combined with the Cold War didn't lead me to believe that they were keen on modernizing
Maybe europe isn't such a bad place after all? Heck, if one country sucks, they're so small that another country is less than a day away. If commercial flying wasn't horrendous, I'd consider making a trip to the land of a small percentage of our american ancestry.
Oh, that woman archer statue? Yeah...the hair led me to believe that was a dude at first glance....I'm no statue connoisseur, but people really need to make the hair suit the gender. 1800s high-society wig-looking hair styles don't match up with female statues too well.
(I'm assuming all of these statues are supposed to be of someone, though I have no clue who)
