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On the one hand, genshin includes every greedy money grubbing mechanic you can fit in a game, on the other hand, it's actually a pretty good game apart from that. There's an awful lot of gameplay that isn't thinly veiled illegal gambling, almost all of which is 100% accessible to the starter...

It's both. That's the joke.

The Vulcan science academy seems like a fun place: "I didn't want to just regurgitate the source material." "Why not ?"

Ok, file vending machine under 'so bad it's good'. That was, without a doubt, the dumbest boss fight ever animated, I am still snickering at how terrible it was.

Was this in response to something ? Or just a random rant out of nowhere ?

You reckon we can make it another 20 years before lobbyists manage to get another +100 years tacked onto author's lifetime copyright ? ;p

The dude from the video knows his audience: 'You are all badasses so you are going to play on tactician difficulty and then you will cry because you can't handle it and say it is a bad game like it is our fault'

As far as I am concerned, any random cash element is out. The main reason is that the argument that 'It's not gambling if the house always wins and the suckers can never cash out' is cynical bullshit that is believed by absolutely no-one and is laughably weak cover for otherwise illegal...

I watched vending machine out of horrified curiosity. It's... not bad actually. +1 bonus points for the 'fight' with EQ frogloks and how completely pointless it was. Rurounin Kenshin e1 did nothing for me. Blah blah my ancient sword skill is all powerful, lets have people stop midfight to gush...

As with anything - if a headline is posed as a question, the answer is no.

No, it's just terrible in general.

I thought this one was ok - not amazing, but it was very Indiana Jones all through for good and for bad. If it came out a few years after Temple of Doom, people wouldn't have batted an eye. It did showcase that the zombie apocalypse is coming, and it's not going to be walking monsters, it's...

If rape threats from a boss to their subordinates is presented as light-hearted teasing between friends, you may be watching an anime ;p Also - what was with the sunglasses ? That seems like the least plausible disguise since Clark Kent.

The heat tape isn't killing anyone directly, the shitty heat tape just doesn't make an airtight seal.

Hell, just look at his name, how many white men do you know named Singh ? It's totally irrelevant to the character in any case, for reasons that should be fucking obvious.

Yeah, pretty much. It doesn't even make any real sense with the way it's shown in the show

I'm very happy with how that turned out. Best adaptation of a book series since GoT season 1 I think. ( Not saying anything on relatively quality of book/show - just that show managed to capture all the good of the book, while adding compelling acting and a fantastic set design. ) Thumbs up...

That's pretty shit - “lack of sufficient evidence to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt as a result of additional information that came to light in the investigation.” is the most weasel version of 'we actually looked into the allegations and they were bullshit' that I have run across recently.

I mean, that's like the entire premise of the movie. Your complaints are kind of like watching Dracula and then complaining about how it sucks because vampires aren't real. Any time travel at all is a causality violation. This one was interesting mostly for a different take on that and how it...

Waybound was a bit of a disappointment for me - there was nothing wrong with it, but it was very workmanlike, kind of felt a bit like filling out a checklist of things to resolve before ending the series, not much of any surprise there. The timelines for the Abidan don't really make any sense...

It's a tricky question - it was a true masterpiece of film-making, but at the same time it wasn't a very good movie. It is like when you can appreciate the amount of work and artistry that's gone into a meal, but still not like the taste.

Speech synthesis has come a loong way in the last few years, seems like an easy win, especially given the in-game speaker is a robot anyway.

True, but it's still a bit of a balance - the other end of the scale you have elite style multi-week flights. That works for some people, but definitely not for everyone.

The trailer is a bit meh - the only thing I thought looked cool was the black hole spell. Still, I've liked all their games except Outer Worlds, and even that wasn't *that* bad.

I'll also give a recommendation on 'Super Supportive' - after an interesting beginning it has kind of reversed the usual trajectory by just becoming better as it goes. I think I value this one mostly for an intriguing and very unpredictable plot. That's not to say there's anything wrong with...

I liked everything I saw in that video except the art guy's nose bar - I flinched just looking at that, surely the ends are in his field of vision ? How would that not drive you insane within a couple of hours ?! Oh and the xbox merch - lol. I have to admit, the adoring fan was pretty funny.

I suspect that had nothing do with any acting or content, and was more focused on most people not realizing it was only a third of a movie and then being presented with a giant 'haha, come back later suckers' after a bunch of cliffhangers.

Not enough boob, ep1 strongly suggests the show is 50 shades of mediocrity.

He's on strike until people like season 8.

Yes, but in a more literal fashion that I think you mean - the plural of phenomenon is phenomena.

The first ep was pretty boring, I don't think I'll watch the rest.

It wasn't, and that's not what that article says either, despite the desperately clickbait title.

I like the way it thinks though - making Logan CEO was definitely the way to go ;p

Yeah, it still has most of what made season 1 good, but the bus is kind of like a soft reset making everything they did in s1 pointless. It's a great point on the info too - they get enough people that you'd think they would at least write up a FAQ even if they couldn't be bothered to explain...

While this would probably have been bland mediocrity that I didn't watch, I'm still a little sad to see a new exec showing how powerful and in charge they are by cancelling everything the previous one did.

'All the Dust that Falls' has been surprisingly consistent fun given the nonsensical premise. ( Bunch of wizards attempting to summon an arch-demon accidentally fuck it up and summon a roomba instead - when it rolls through their most powerful anti-demon wards like they aren't even there, and...

I gotta say young Jules obviously has terminal ADHD - a fried egg on cast iron is one of the fastest possible things to cook and she still gets bored after less than 4 seconds. I wonder why they didn't use something like boiling pasta - people get bored and fuck that up all the damn time.

I am pretty sure by the last episode of this, that the writers were just trolling. They find an tidal locked planet, and make it spin by planting huge magnets on the surface ( fucking magnets, how do they work ? ) These magnets are so strong they pull spaceships, not even out of orbit, but out...