I enjoyed RDR2 well enough despite the tedium, and this is being described as being somewhere between GTA5 and RDR2 in that regard, so I'm sure that putting gas in my car after driving for 3 hours isn't going to kill my enjoyment.
Looked like a story mission, so while in free roam I'm sure you could, if you tried that during the mission you'd likely get a "mission failed" screen once you got too far away from the lead vehicle.
Glad they're making him OP compared to other LLs, because he absolutely should be, but I hope they manage to still make the campaign somewhat challenging (increased anti-player bias, more Order-tide than normal, difficult quest battles, etc.).
Christ, we can only hope, but I wouldn't be surprised if the same drooling retards that spend money on GTAO will keep on doing the same stupid gay shit with this one. I wouldn't count on any single player DLC.
"Ok, yeah, but what if we make it look like Hansen's the real predator."
I mean, I'm sure Pattinson's gonna be amazing, but whose idea was this? Check their hard drive.
God, that last idea would've been hilariously bad. Didn't Arya say she was heading west at the end of the show anyway? You know, the opposite direction from Essos.
Fair enough, confirm wasn't the correct word. I agree that things are filmed to be ambiguous and the dialogue is mostly ambiguous, but again - "Now's the time to say something if so" is the giveaway. Plus her body language at his response, like he mentions here.
She's horrified because she's been getting raped. "Now's the time to say something if so," wouldn't be needed if she was just going to clarify that her feelings are only ever going to be platonic. Also, the literal director and writer has confirmed this. Think you what you want.
It was certainly vague in the rest of the dialogue, but no woman is going to say "Do you like me? Now's the time to say something if you do" if they weren't looking for a yes. That's really the one line that tells you she liked him despite all the rest.
I think Black Mass was the last thing I saw him in that I enjoyed. I remember thinking Waiting for the Barbarians looked cool, and then I just never saw it after it got middling reviews.
Just read this on a recommendation from a friend and came to see if it had been mentioned. It's fantastic. Short, easy, compelling read. The sound you're referring to I would assume are parts of the book that appear as redacted text, and in one chapter there's a couple pages that are nearly...
When did they explain the time limit on inversion? Again, Sator dug up gold bars in that Soviet city decades prior to the movie right? And they were inverted by people decades in the future? How limited exactly are we talking? That city would've been built just a decade or two prior to him...
Sator dug up gold bars in that Soviet city decades prior to the movie right? And they were inverted by people decades in the future? How limited exactly are we talking? That city would've been built just a decade or two prior to him getting the bars.
If Tenet didn't want me to think it was retarded, it shouldn't have had retarded shit like inverted people being sucked into an exploding wall. That body is traveling back in time, and I guess a construction crew just propped his corpse up to build the wall around him? What? The film even tells...
I don't care for the way they're editing the switches. The cuts are so immediate/abrupt that my brain is telling me these things are presented as if they're happening simultaneously, even though they're obviously not.