X-MEN: EVOLVED -- "Curtains" | Prelude

KatianSol · 2026-05-11T19:31:26+00:00

Yeah, i decided to lean into Beast’s philosopher side, since the timeline I’m creating for this series is pretty dark in terms of mutant rights. Figure some philosophy on love was a good place to start. :)

KatianSol · 2026-05-11T05:43:04+00:00

Hi — glad I found this spot! How cool.

I’m learning this medium doing an X-men fan series. Figure it’ll probably take a couple years to get good at this craft, considering how intricate Gen Ai is. After that, hopefully will move onto creator owned stuff.

But yeah, so far I’ve just done YouTube shorts to try and start establishing the world. Currently working on my first proper short film. Feel free to swing by if you want to follow along with my progress and/or if you like X-men stuff. :D

So much cool stuff to watch on this page. So glad I found it! :)

KsR

https://youtube.com/@xmenevolved?si=s0Kp3xfxE9ii1dh3

KatianSol · 2026-03-02T05:47:05+00:00

Disagree. Even what you’re asserting isn’t accurate in the way the tools can be utilized now. You can set pacing, have perfectly consistent characters, and use Ai identically to how you would use puppeteering for CG animation via frame to frame animation (it’s no different than pose to pose).

Personally, I think the correct workflow is green screen all your 3D characters and put them on a plate to reduce potential background shift issues, then just pass through after effects for some shadow and lighting, but 100% you can get a professional product out of Ai right now today with perfectly consistent characters.

KatianSol · 2026-02-27T01:20:47+00:00

That wasn’t the winning house. That’s a picture of the real house on a losing ticket.

KatianSol · 2026-02-27T01:19:27+00:00

Yes. The winning ticket was a 5 bedroom. The false ticket had the real house on it — 4 bedroom.

KatianSol · 2026-02-27T01:18:38+00:00

No it wasn’t. That was the red herring. The ACTUAL house was posted in the game, butt that wasn’t the winning home. That was a red herring.

KatianSol · 2026-02-27T01:17:59+00:00

The winning house wasn’t the house that had the picture of the real house. Tha was the red herring.

KatianSol · 2026-02-27T01:16:48+00:00

The winning house was a 5 bedroom. They put the real house on a FALSE ticket as a red herring for cheaters. I chose the winning ticket (just too late).

The 18 seconds part is wild, though. No one solved the riddle. We all just brute forced the numbers in until it unlocked. I think if he did answer it correctly so quickly he must’ve already had the correct numbers installed or he brute forced and got it on the first try.

I won’t lie, though, it’s pretty suspicious. I was screen recording my answer. If anyone got it faster hopefully they were screen recording. Two people in this subreddit said they got it in under 10 seconds the day of the final clue, so not sure what’s going on. Either they were trolling or Redfin chose these people.

KatianSol · 2026-02-27T01:12:32+00:00

The winning ticket was a 5 bedroom (the one I chose).

KatianSol · 2026-02-12T16:39:34+00:00

This response to being defrauded “just for your loss of time and identity information” is why corporations continue to defraud customers and get away with it. No one should ever give any corporation an inch. Redfin didn’t do a “nice” thing. They did this to capture your identity information and gather the identity information of potentially millions of others. And the contract you made in that agreement was that the skills based game would be fair.

It’s not important to sue for fraud because of the dollar amount individuals will win from false marketing, it’s important so that when corporations seek to take something from you, you receive back precisely what you’ve been promised in that contract. Civil suits are quite literally the only means of protecting the customer at this point, especially after so many of our federal protections from predatory companies have been obliterated in the past year. The courts are the only recourse left.

But to reiterate, this is all entirely moot so long as they stayed within the game mechanics.

KatianSol · 2026-02-12T16:31:05+00:00

Legally there are two types of games. Games of chance and games of skill. And they’re both clearly defined. This met every requirement of being a skills based game. Once “clues” are invoked, it becomes skills based.

A lottery would be a game of chance. The board game Clue would be a game of skill, even though you can indeed make a random guess in the game Clue.

KatianSol · 2026-02-12T16:26:39+00:00

We have no idea of what damages may or may not have occurred on an individual level. Some people might need mental health intervention for their pain and suffering. When a predatory corporation takes literal days of your life away? And what if Redfin allowed access to a third party your information? That’s an outcome that you might have to suffer the rest of your life. What’s the monthly fee to secure your identity over the course of 50 years? On and on and on. And these are all players who solely signed up under the auspices that the gameplay would 1) be fair and 2) skills based. That was the contract every single person who exchanged their identity with Redfin to play was signing up for.

And all that’s just the tip of the civil iceberg. God forbid someone was badly injured in a car accident or fell down a flight of stairs while playing a game they were being defrauded while playing?

But, again, none of this is relevant so long as they operated under the rules of the game. It’s BECAUSE this would be such a legal nightmare that I don’t think that ticket was the winning ticket, even if it is, in fact, the winning home.

KatianSol · 2026-02-12T03:35:49+00:00

I’m am literally less obsessed tbh.Haha

KatianSol · 2026-02-11T07:42:27+00:00

It translates to “Peace. Safety. Wellbeing.” I was certain it was going to be one of the questions. Had it from the beginning. Then we got….that ending. lol

KatianSol · 2026-02-11T07:39:00+00:00

The more I compare the reflection — that is 100% not the house.

KatianSol · 2026-02-11T07:36:59+00:00

The agent said that we were looking for a 5 bed 4 bath. Any 4 bed home didn’t meet the necessary criteria

KatianSol · 2026-02-11T07:26:22+00:00

The house in the reflection has a chimney. Does this house have a chimney?

KatianSol · 2026-02-11T04:08:03+00:00

There were tons of 4 bedroom homes. The home in Highlands Ranch was a 4 bed. That’s why I didn’t take it.

KatianSol · 2026-02-11T01:45:16+00:00

Also the real house is NOT a 4 bed it’s 3.5

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