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They’re being faithful to the books for the most part. All this buildup comes into play later through book 6.

BC2 was so much Carl Gustov spam lol Vehicles still felt powerful in that game, though.

GTA RP can be fun, but one thing that is nice about games like Rust is you can create structures/etc and you can sort of customize the content.

Considering they were the core of the show, it felt kind of bullshit to basically erase years of that development and vaguely hint that she remembers tiny bits, maybe, but she may never remember everything. Makes me wonder if they perhaps had plans to later address that but it never materialized

It’s almost like you can rewatch old episodes with more info and find hidden clues hiding in plain sight!

OTV PvP is dead, RP is starting to die out a bit in terms of big streamers, but there is still a pretty solid core

I loved Chuck, but I hated how they ended it

The bigger problem is they added grinding to vehicles to unlock shit. One of the reasons I eventually abandoned BF5 is I was late to the game, so it was nearly impossible to level up a plane. You either got destroyed in seconds by fully upgrades enemy planes, or you got 1 shot by those...

Ya, at least in BF1942, not everyone was running around with fucking ARs or had portal AA guns that could 1 shot a plane. Being a good tank driver or plane pilot meant you could do some serious damage. Vehicles were always the main draw in BF series to me, although BF3 started the whole "lol...

I imagine the reviews will get more positive when they get to 80s/90s sitcoms and the main demographic actually recognizes the references lol

BF5's BR could have been decent if they actually spent any time on it. It never felt like it was pushing any envelopes and the looting/gameplay mechanic setup was abysmal. The fact Bethesda spent more time on Nuclear Winter (the FO76 BR) than Dice did on Firestorm is telling, considering...

For that quest I ended up convincing him to go through with it/not really question it. Johnny had a good point during one of the conversations: The Corps are interested in it because it will make them rich, but its a means of actually rebelling against the corporations because it represented...

Ya, Tennant and JJ's interactions/storyline made season 1 solid.

I suspect that if not this show, maybe the new Doctor Strange film will act as the introduction of mutants. His whole thing in the new film is the multiverse, so they could do some sort of reality merging or whatever and boom, now you have X-men and shit.

Not really. MCU Scarlet and Quicksilver were basically Infinity Stone science experiments. The closest they have gotten to mutants is the Inhumans (Agents of SHIELD and the short-lived Inhumans TV show), but given how little Marvel TV has had any impact on the MCU (the dude who played Jarvis...

Agnes is probably Agatha, which would confirm that Mephisto will be the big bad. I wonder if this show will end up acting as a backdoor introduction of mutants into the MCU now that Disney owns X-men?

Hate clicks earn more money than positive ones and boost you higher in the Youtube algorithms. This is the juiciest game target since FO76 for this type of content. People made hundreds of thousands of dollars shitting on that game, an AAA title like this will make other hate video makers...

I think I saw her on some other stream. Called some dude a mother fucker and executed him in front of the bar on the main street lol

I read somewhere the total series is approximately 6 hours long, which is spread across 9 episodes.

AoS finale sort of teased SWORD with Daisy/Souza in space doing missions He is literally part of the cast for the show, so it was him.

Facebook reactions on promoted content is usually garbage anyways. Like when the Expanse promoted on the platform, I swear half the comments were MAGA trolls with a beef with Bezos and a quarter of the comments were smooth brains that didn't understand the show lol

DS9 didn't expand the Federation. Your estimate of "100s" of Cadets makes no sense, even in TOS era. A Navy isn't just Aircraft Carriers or Battleships. It's destroyers, frigates, subs, etc. The Constitution or Galaxy classes were basically battleships. Yes, you don't have many battleships...

At this juncture, they work with the assumption you know who these characters are. You don't need an intro to them. Which is fair, because a show like this (or Loki or whatever) is targeted at people who are familiar with the MCU. So these opening two episodes are an immediate mystery to...

B5 was good, DS9 was good. I personally liked DS9 more because I just enjoyed many of the characters more (especially the "side" characters, like Garak, Quark, Weyoun, Gul Dukat) and that show had a pretty great all around solid cast in terms of acting ability.

Anything in the MCU is fair game. SWORD is the only element that has been barely introduced (they've hinted at it in other MCU things, but I dont think they've referred to it directly by name?). But watching a show like this w/o no MCU background is unlikely, lets be honest. With the...

Pleasantville was just an allegory for racism/resistance to change and pointing out the hypocrisy of pining for the "good old days". They really aren't trying to do that here, so to speak. It seems like they are just trying to use different TV eras to represent the current state of her...

Easy test: Sanrith, would you call sprite a pop, soda, or coke? If he answers anything but soda, then he speaks English and Communist as languages

It’s clear what angle they are going. SWORD is trying to get through to her, they succeed a little bit each time, and each success moves her into a different TV era as a metaphor for her psychological state. First episode is 50s, so super ideal but also superficial. Next one goes to early 60s...

I think the only level 50 enemies in the game are if you do the secret ending. Even with that, I was able to kill them no problem (although I did have to down a lot of health sprays lol)

I used to love this movie as a kid

I don't recall them showing anything in the show, although Marcos didn't seem particularly concerned when he told that ship to proceed with their orders.

Cas Anvar got metoo'd, so that is where a lot of the hate online comes from now. He won't be in the next season apparently.

Game tells you what the point of no return is also, when you approach the elevator

That is one trope I despise. It’s nostalgia wrapped in ignorance. “We need to get back to nature!” and forget WHY we tried to get away from nature. Shitty life expectancy, riddled with parasites, deaths in childbirth and high infant mortality, diseases, spending most of your waking hours...

It’s been a while but I think they thought she did die at first, then later on they suspect she maybe lived but it doesn’t matter because the ship had jackshit on it? I would have to reread. But ya, in the books Naomi is a zero G movement master, even compared to some other belters.

I did all the missions, got him to play nice with US Cracks, we talked on balcony, then nothing. I’ve tried reloading a few times and he never calls even if I skip like 2 weeks of time

Right, vacuums don’t conduct heat very well. Same reason why your thermos will keep your drink warm for a while. So while space is very cold, it isn’t like diving into a vat of liquid nitrogen. As for the airlock piece, the ships were aligned airlock to airlock before. If there wasn’t any...

I wouldn’t doubt it. The vending machine quests are basically hidden and don’t show up as gigs, and lots of quests are hidden behind other stuff you do. I can’t get the final Kerry mission though, which also unlocks the US Cracks stalker mission

This feels like a game where the mechanics were solid, but it just didn't get enough traction. Imagine if they got the Avatar IP to go with this somehow? I mean, the game is more or less bender fights lol