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Andor is great, yeah. I kinda hope they'll keep the two sides of the Star Wars unvierse separate in further series or films, I really like the more serious down-to-earth vibe of espionnage and grit Andor brings to the table, and I also like the more fantasy-oriented magic users with light swords...

I know you're joking, but they already introduced General Hux's dad in Mando season 3, he's Brendol Hux at the council of the Imperial Remnant when Moff Gideon talks about the return of Thrawn. He does look like the Weasley dad.

Nah, spent my entire EQ life on Povar.

Granted he didn't have crazy Force powers, but that's kind of what they did with Chirrut played by Donnie Yen in Rogue One.

Considering his troopers are called "Night Troopers" in the subtitles, the Nightsisters are probably responsible for a part of his army being there at all, remember they are necromancers, and a bunch of those troopers had weird voices and shattered armors. But as soon as he doesn't need them...

I think casting the voice actor for Rebels Thrawn was a great choice, Thrawn is, as you said, much more about his calm demeanor and intellect than about being a scary ripped dude. Of course in Rebels he was also shown to be quite strong in the martial arts and a skilled fighter, but he's also...

In the last episode, I really liked how the Yellow Ajah sister's powers seemed focused on the body of her foes, like how she could remove skin or twist the skeleton of her targets, you could see the healing / medical applications to those weaves but also how they could be used for offense. It's...

Supposedly the movie would have Deadpool searching across the multiverse to find the ultimate best Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), and there'd be several variants (Karl Urban, Daniel Radcliffe, etc..).

If they ever go that far in the series, I'm betting they'll use the Lanfear/Cyndane thing to turn her into a woman of color.

I recall Lan goes through similar issues later in the books when Moiraine disappears for a good long while (the incident with the twisted red doorframe), except obviously he doesn't have hissy fits with bitchy Moiraine since she's not there anymore (and isn't such a bitch in the books). He goes...

Yeah, send her to the old man so they can shit the bed together.

I did finish all the books, and I know they're not indigenous to the Aiel Waste. However, it seemed to me when I read the books their exodus was thousands of years and hundreds of generations ago, so it's a little odd to me they're still pale with red hair. I'm also aware of the lore reasons for...

To be fair, the Aiel being fair-skinned redheads who also veil themselves and wear towels on their heads while living in tents in an arid wasteland, never really made much sense in the books. There's a reason why desert populations are dark-skinned. That said, Rand being white and redhead...

After finishing Tunic 100% (great game but goddamn it's cryptic, basically a mix of classic Zelda and Dark Souls), I've been playing Blasphemous 2, which also feels like Dark Souls but in a Metroidvania, a bit like Hollow Knight but without the cutesy graphics and in an even more fucked up...

The reason why Rand can fly and teleport during the battle against Ba'alzamon is because it takes place entirely in Tel'haran'rhiod, the Dream World, which is where Bal'azamon was all this time, hence why he kept appearing in the three boys' dreams. He does those things without really knowing...

In the first book, the three boys have recurring nightmares where they believe they see the Dark One, who calls himself Ba'alzamon (Heart of the Dark in the old tongue), the name the Trollocs use for the Dark One (the Dark One's true name is Shaitan but saying it out loud sometimes has...

The Nightsisters, such as Morgan Elsbeth, can raise undead minions called thralls. Considering he was working for Elsbeth and dark green mist spewed out of his slashed chestplate it's safe to assume he was a thrall from the beginning. That could explain why he was a remaining inquisitor long...

That's fair, but there's a wide range of casting choices between looking "slow" and looking like you lick windows sprinkled with paint chips. The problem is that his "thinking things through" isn't really getting through to the audience in the show, he's done almost nothing except kill his own...

Funny, I think Lan isn't really a big issue, he's just a little bit more emotional than he was in the books but he's otherwise a pretty convincing Warder. But they just gave him shit scenes in this season because of all the bickering with depowered Moiraine that wasn't in the books.. For me the...

Any way you could put in keybindings? I don't use a QWERTY so that makes the game really hard to play since WASD for me is ZQSD and positionning my fingers over the actual WASD keys makes them completely counterintuitive. I'd like to say the game is fun but I die in 20 seconds due to the keys...

Would be fitting, most trans are women no one's able to see.

Saw Indy 5 today with the wife and kid (kid saw the first four films only last week and loved them). We all had a good time, wife and I would rank it better than 4 by quite a bit.

Spielberg on stage with Harrison Ford, George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy and her husband. He wants to thank 3 people without whom none of them would be there on this stage : 1) the creator of Indiana Jones - George Lucas *everyone claps* 2) the person who is Indiana Jones - Harrison Ford...

In Ocarina of Time after you finish the Goron dungeon I recall CHILD Link had to run away from a group of Gorons that wanted to snu-snu Link to death so it's not just the Zoras, Link is just a goddamn fuck magnet.

For the drums, the general location is hinted at in the quest text in your Adventure Log. I found a Gerudo wandering seller on the road that said something about hearing drums, and from there it's pretty easy to find the source of the noise.

You can also make a vehicle and then shoot a light seed onto the front like headlights if you don't have glowing clothes.

https://wot.fandom.com/wiki/Real-world_references The two giants "Merk and Mosk" fighting each other by throwing spears of fire... like America and Moscow with ICBM's. Yet it became an ancient legend for the Third Age. Or legendary Queen Elsbet who reigned over many independent countries...

There are several hints throughout the books that even in ancient times before the Age of Legends the world had glass skyscrapers and planes and other technology that looks like ours. Notably there's a few artefacts from our era in the White Tower archives.

The same thing happened in Breath of the Wild, shooting a lynel with ancient arrowheads will make it disappear without loot. It's a last resort survival strategy, but you don't get the rewards.

I wonder if those weird ass outfits are a misguided attempt to create "distant-future-medieval-fantasy" outfits.. considering the books take place in our distant future, that is. Hard to believe they greenlit Loial's appearance, they made him look like the love child of Tiny Lister Jr and...

Exploring the underground gives me Dark Souls vibes, with the poisonous gloom areas and weird creatures and the creepy atmosphere. Nintendo was inspired by Skyrim for Breath of the Wild, but I definitely find a little FromSoft inspiration in this one.

Arbiter Grounds is a different area, the lights will reveal a structure that wasn't there before so it's mandatory. If you follow the light beams in the sand shroud, you should regularly stumble upon ascending winds that let you hover above the shroud and see your heading better, that's how I...

There is a third mirror in a similar pillar, but the beam goes above it, you have to find a way to raise the mirror pillar. The way to do that is close to said pillar.

I found one fairy but didn't upgrade any armor yet, I just found it odd that the fourth temple would be one-shot but then the Hyrule Castle area boss only takes like 5 or 6 hearts away. I found the Master Sword while I was trying to reach some sky islands to explore, didn't have any breadcrumbs...