The writer of the upcoming Lord of the Rings TV show would like to write a Dishonored TV series

Gennifer Hutchison has recently posted on Twitter saying the following: “Let me write a Dishonored TV series, you cowards.” We have no idea if this is a joke or the writer is serious and really wants to do it. Nonetheless the post received some attention and this could potentially be a good thing.

The Dishonored series created by Arkane Studios, one of my favorite developing teams out there since Arx Fatalis. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic is probably my favorite game from the studio. Both Dishonored games were incredible and Corvo Attano is just awesome.

Dishonored gives you the tools to do whatever you want and there are many different ways to approach each situation. Personally I love sneaking around stabbing people in the neck and disappearing into the thin air before anyone knew I was there.

In case you never played Dishonored you should check the videos of StealthGamerBR. Even if you have played the game you should still check them out, you will not be disappointed, trust me.

Now regarding the TV series I am not really sure if the game needs a show. Honestly I wouldn’t mind watching it if it’s any good. The two games could easily become two seasons.

The first one could introduce Corvo and show us the assassination of Jessamine and the second one could focus on Emily and her path to revenge.

Of course this might never happen, but if it does we’ll make sure to share it with you, so we can gather for whisky and cigars.

Thanks GameRant.

60 thoughts on “The writer of the upcoming Lord of the Rings TV show would like to write a Dishonored TV series”

    1. Look at the latest profiles she follows, all of them has diversity, pronouns and are writers as well. Yup, we’re f*ked… as well as this show!

      1. just a look under her tweets was enough for me. it’s full of profiles with nerdy glasses and ugly man looking women.
        (probably tr*nny weirdos)

    2. To be fair, Disgendered 2 and the expansion already did a lot of pozzing to the IP, so anything new in this franchise is pretty much guaranteed to get worse, even if it were done by Arkane themselves.

    1. Really ?? Aside from optimization issues and horrible frame pacing, i enjoyed the most part of it, can you tell me what’s wrong ??

      1. the story is a mess and the game is very disjointed, the visual style of the old is gone, everyone has powers, meh.

        1. The story has better writing than the 1st, it’s even more clear and your choices have greater impact, the visual style is still here, i don’t know what you’re talking about, maybe your prefer Dunwall more than Karnaca, but that doesn’t mean the visual style is different.
          Everyone has powers ?? Only Corvo, Emily (if you accept the Outsider’s mark) Delilah and her witches + Megan (who got powers on the 1st DH DLC’s too) have powers, aside from these, there is only one character that has powers

          1. last time i checked there can only be 3 people on the planet who have powers yet in this game more than 3 do, that is against the lore.

          2. ??? Man the whalers when they attacked and killed the empress were a group of at leat 4 people lol, and that was in the very first scene of the entire series, also in the DH1 DLCs, which are canon, you encounter way more than 3 people who got powers

          3. But how’s Dishonored 2 ruining the lore this way if the first scene of Dishonored 1 implies more than three guys with powers ? It’s rather Dishonored 1 fault, or no one’s fault

  1. Dark Messiah is her favourite game of theirs? yeah she’s an idiot. No doubt LOTR series will be another gimped SJW fest just like every other damn show at the moment.

  2. Leave the plot ideas to the experts Chris Kuntouras. Just report the news. Cause what you write is more like snews. (snooze)

          1. The movies were master pieces! Sure, it got a content here or there cut a little(*cough* Tom Bombadil *cough*), but they were master pieces nonetheless! I should have specified it was the Amazon made series that is coming up. My bad!

  3. Begging for a job in twitter, this is pathetic. Dishonored died with 2 (is a fine game, but not even close to the first one)

    1. Dishonored 2 is an absolute improvement over the 1st, bigger and more complex levels, better replay value, more impactful choices, more mission variety, more gameplay possibilities, more freedom, and the game doesn’t try to force stealth/passive gameplay on the player as much as the 1st Dishonored did. The only thing DH1 has better than DH2 is the PC port quality

  4. “Arkane Studios, one of my favorite developing teams”

    A shame they went woke with Dishonored 2’s standalone DLC, Dishonored: Death of the Outsider.

  5. wanna hear something funny? the dwarfs were loosely inspired by the jews

    Why is that “funny”? Are you a Nazi, Muslim, Democrat, or some other kind of anti-Semite?

    Tolkien was a Christian. When a German publisher requested confirmation of whether he was sufficiently “Aryan” to publish The Lord of the Rings in Germany, he wrote two replies:

    New owner Albert Hachfeld [had] fired all Jewish staff and dropped all Jewish writers. In the letter to Tolkien, his firm explained that before it could start work on a German version of The Hobbit, they had to ensure Tolkien’s “Aryan descent,” i.e., make sure he had no Jewish ancestry.

    In a letter to his friend and publisher Stanley Unwin, Tolkien said the letter from Berlin was “a bit stiff.” He questioned whether “I suffer this impertinence because of the possession of a German name, or do their lunatic laws require a certificate of arisch [Aryan] origin from
    all persons of all countries?”

    “I should be inclined to refuse to give any Bestätigung
    [confirmation] (although it happens that I can), and let a German translation go hang,” Tolkien added. “In any case I should object strongly to any such declaration appearing in print.”

    Tolkien submitted two draft replies to the German. The first simply ignored the request. But the second demonstrates the author’s opinion on the Nazi state—and its misunderstanding of the word “Aryan”—in no uncertain terms. It reads as follows:

    “Thank you for your letter. I regret that I am not clear as to what you intend by arisch. I am not of Aryan extraction: that is Indo-Iranian; as far as I am aware none of my ancestors spoke Hindustani, Persian, Gypsy, or any related dialects.

    “But if I am to understand that you are enquiring whether I am of Jewish origin, I can only reply that I regret that I appear to have no ancestors of that gifted people. My great-great-grandfather came to England in the eighteenth century from Germany: the main part of my descent is therefore purely English, and I am an English subject—which should be sufficient.

    “I have been accustomed, nonetheless, to regard my German name with pride, and continued to do so throughout the period of the late regrettable war, in which I served in the English army. I cannot, however, forbear to comment that if impertinent and irrelevant inquiries of this sort are to become the rule in matters of literature, then the time is not far distant when a German name will no longer be a source of pride.

    “Your enquiry is doubtless made in order to comply with the laws of your own country, but that this should be held to apply to the subjects of another state would be improper, even if it had (as it has not) any bearing whatsoever on the merits of my work or its sustainability for publication, of which you appear to have satisfied yourselves without reference to my Abstammung [descent].”

      1. if […] then

        So, having your absurd, anti-Semitism-induced error exposed, you’re changing the subject.

        If you’d like to discuss religion, then I’d be happy to do that, too.

      2. Christians […] if […] then

        So, having your absurd, anti-Semitism-induced error exposed, you’re changing the subject.

        If you’d like to discuss religion, then I’d be happy to do that, too.

        1. Obviously trolling. You aren´t even reading.

          That’s ironic. You began by celebrating a depraved photoshop and laughing about Tolkien’s dwarves being inspired by Jews. I pointed out that Tolkien admired Jews, and you begin mocking Christianity. I point that out, and now you’re whining about not reading.

          Have some dignity. Or at least try to keep up.

    1. Godwin’s Law

      Whom is Tolkien comparing to Hitler? Are you whining because he noted accurately the shame that your buddy Adolf and his fellow genocidal maniacs would bring on decent Germans everywhere?

  6. i hope emily (the actress) will be the same as the in game character. not like tomb raider actress with ugly face.

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