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Catacombs is currently the only secret encounter that people are aware of

For sure that will pan out to explain how they can travel

I think those are the two most likely, because there is a lot of stuff related to it you can use

I'm kind of curious what they will end up doing for a major arc. They have a ton of options, but they could also just putz around with mini-arcs or adventures until they decide on something that would extend through multiple expansions.

They've hinted that at some point, they might do something that basically lets you go post-Endwalker storywise as a starting new character.

I had this thing drop - it slaps pretty hard with a Blight bullet build. It you can land crit headshots, you melt bosses. Except the feral shaman super boss - fuck that guy.

It is, but if people really hate it, they can at least skip the cutscenes (which make up like 90% of the runtime of those quests)

"For Stormblood relic, you must grind in Eureka. It is basically an early 2000s throwback and the level is boring as fuck" "OK!" "For Shadowbringers, you must grind again. It isn't as bad as Eureka, but we're going to gate some relic parts behind instances raids that it can be hard to find...

Boston housing prices, while not Cali insane, are pretty damned high for area standards.

I wonder if the branched story mode dungeon will work like the SWTOR dungeons used to work - you get to a point and the party had to vote on a choice, which influenced how the story unfolded.

Uh, Star Trek has always been "weekly moral story in space" since ToS.

I don't think Diego unlocked his full potential in S2 beyond the opening when everyone was basically S-Tier power usage. That being said, his powers barely seemed to be used in S3. Lila copying his powers seemed to be doing more than what Diego was actually doing.

In a 1v1 situation a lot of them were weak, but Sparrows had some good support heroes. Like the spit girl could basically CC enemies in the hallucination until other people on her team were ready to attack. The attack reflect guy seems inconsistent - like Diego attacked him and got hurt...

I beat the main story in this - I would estimate it is probably around 1/4th or 1/5th the length of the original game, if that. It essentially resolves most of the stuff leftover from the end of the original game. It feels like it has a bit of finality to it, although it leaves enough of a...

I do agree that the game was pretty innovative for a BR. Honestly I think that if they had used those game mechanics, but had Avatar: Last Airbender IP to go with it, it would have been a massive success. The combat sort of felt like stuff from Avatar and the mass market would have eaten that...

React videos are a safe choice on YouTube as well - think about how many channels exist that subsist off reacting to other videos/shows/movies, or react to trying things like food

Better than Alpha 1, although clearly still needs work The idea of adding weight to the different weapon types is good and the combat seems fast paced. One thing that stood out though is some of the special attacks seemed to be weapon agnostic- like he did the bladestorm using daggers, plus...

He's outright stated that he does more of the react/into shit because it gets views

Who the fuck makes a pizza with American cheese? Bleeccchhhh

This explains a lot. In comp, usually female players didn't use voice coms that often unless they knew the players, because comp was always filled with the most toxic shitheads playing OW. You're getting triggered about a Mad Max wasteland themed hero. Pretty pathetic hill to die on

I mean, they are going for a Mad Max/Post-Apocalyptic raider motif (I mean Junkertown is basically Thunderdome), so it fits that.

I'm especially confused about the teleport nerf - so now they can only stay up 10 seconds then get deleted? It never struck me as super OP in it's old form since the range was limited

Except here is the thing: Activision-Blizzard had previously submitted a patent that essentially boils down to online game matching that ensures people who spend money on the game get matched with players who do not spend money on the game. Whales getting matched with f2p plebs is intentional...

I feel like Netflix is hurting themselves by mass releasing these major tentpole series - shows like Stranger Things or Witcher or Umbrella Academy will get a flurry of attention for like a week or two, then they fall off the awareness radar of the population at large.

Well technically Obsidian could be considered for healing, since it can be used for surgical scalpels

I suspect ending that plotline had a practical component: They had setup a storyline with a child that, in theory, doesn't age because they are in the transporter buffer. But seasons take time to make and kids grow up fast, so unless you wanted a "Carl" effect like in Walking Dead, so your...

His true super power was getting a hot nerd to marry him after only knowing each other a few days

I just had a thought re: season and the end

I thought it was good, although Five as always carried the shit out of it and I did like the development they did with Klaus

JP1 worked storywise because the first JP book was pretty solid and they more or less just followed that blueprint, with just making a few creative liberties here and there.

Movie was decent and probably on the same level as B&B Do America (although less music, there were only like 2-3 scenes with music that stood out) - they didn't really capitalize on B&B in the modern era besides smart phones and them wandering into some feminism class at a college, although...

The crab definitely had bad intentions for the island - it wanted to feed it's brood and it clearly had no qualms about brutally eating people alive. I did read one thing that the short story the animation was based on had explained the island had ocean dwelling predators that lived around it...

Vanya gets her haircut, walks up to her siblings and says “I’m vicktor now”, they all kind of pause like “Uhhh”, then they decide to just roll with it and move on with their conversation

His kid was basically stuck in a transporter buffer in limbo, not able to live their life (however short it may be). Being best friends with a godlike entity seems like an upgrade

The new movie is out, btw

They shouldn’t give them a dime for that burned out trash. It’s like the assholes who intentionally bought up all the toilet paper in 2020 in order to resell it at a premium

I was worried about the goofy premise, but it ended up working and had a surprisingly emotional ending