Verne

>>8802736
No but I do rape him.

>>8802831
Typical anglo.

shitty shit for shitter

>>8802736

Very influential, and his work stands up far better than H.G. Wells'. Nemo is a great character

>>8802736
Lovely.

>>8802736
Boring and scientifically inaccurate shit. Relies heavily on retarded characters to drive the plot. Wells is better.

>>8802736
i saved a pdf of 20k lieues on my phone to practice reading french when im waiting around places.

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>>8802736

>>8803971
>didn't predict nuclear submarines, only electric ones
your crying is scientifically inaccurate

>>8802736
Not bad, not one of the greats either. Characters are a bit retarded from time to time. Above average - good.

He's fun, his passage with the MC hopelessly floundering in in the darkness in the bowels of the Earth really stuck out to me.

But that said, Wells is better, The Time Machine is the GOAT and The Invisible Man makes for some great coemdy

The video game "80 Days" is actually better than "Around the World in 80 Days"

>>8803971
>science fiction writer not following science
yeah what a fcuking loser amirite

>>8804812
What type of game is it?

>>8806618
It's a narrative-based game written in the style of "Around the World in 80 Days" with minimal strategic elements that are present enough to be engaging without taking over the experience. You play from the perspective of Passpartout, making travel arrangements for and taking care of Monsieur Fogg. Many of the decisions you make require careful consideration and roleplaying along these lines. This description really doesn't do it justice, but it's probably the most fun I've had playing a video game. Also you can take all sorts of different routes so it's very replayable. 10/10 game would recommend.

>>8806638
Well, gonna check it out then.

>>8806638
I second this, had some of the best writing I've ever seen in a game so far