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Right, that part was well communicated My issue was she makes the assumption the Predator didn’t kill the dude because of the herbs. The guy was playing dead and the Predator ignored him. She had not seen the Predator kill someone who was faking death, unless it was a deleted scene, so...

Sure it was. It was just slow as fuck and was real media format for streaming usually

The show is fine. This forum just got salty over the "gender identity" episode in the 3rd season and never forgave it for that.

Rejoining is bad for the source and the shards. Since the Ascian shit is done, I think it is safe to say the rejoining plot point is more or less over. YoshiP says the story for the next xpac won't become clear until 6.5, which means all the shit going on right now doesn't directly factor into...

Right, but she had no idea it saw by heat. I cannot recall a single instance where there was any hint it saw by infrared, nor can I think of any instance where a person pretending to be dead still got ganked by the Predator who saw through the ruse. The Predator "saw" him, but it just thought...

The comic books start getting into a lot of space shit if I recall. Budget constraints I imagine are the biggest factor This film cost 90mil and it has no name actors and forests/simple set design

She wasn’t going to kill the Predator in a straight on fight. She knew this, so she tricked it into using using its lethal weapons against itself The biggest logic leap IMO is when she figured out the herb made it so the Predator couldn’t see the wounded guy. Guy was playing dead, so why...

I think it moves to D+ on 8/10. I'm not sure if that means it gets yanked off Hulu, or it just gets expanded availability

2018 movie was the Oliva Munn one, which was dogshit. Like was pointed out, that was the one where that one Predator wanted the genes from an austic kid because it supposedly would help it with the evolving shit it was doing or w/e The Adrian Brody one was from 2010. I do agree the 2010 one...

The 2018 Predator movie was ultra poop. It would be cool if they continue to do historical Predator movies. Predator in Feudal Japan, Predator vs. Spartans, Predator in WW2, etc.

We know the Elder Predator from Predator 2 ends up with that flintlock pistol at some point The other predators showing up at the end to obtain the head of the fallen one lines up, and even them giving a trophy/recognition to the girl. But not sure why they would give the predators the...

I mean ya, it’s never fair. But neither is hunting in most cases. But there is a big difference between flying around in a helicopter blasting deer with a minigun vs some dude using an AR-15 vs a deer

Where do you put it? I tried imagine command, then the image link then -iw and prompts, but it said -iw was an invalid parameter edit: nm it is -- instead of -

The seed image technique doesnt seem to help all that much. I'll feed it a seed image and some prompts and the end result is nothing like the seed image

That will probably end up being her "Monica Lewinski" moment, since they like parallels with the normal timeline

It's good Asmon is starting to try to take care of himself now. But 3 root canals in one day? WTF

In season 4, they will arrive at the Jovian moons, thinking they are the first. Then a futuristic Pope Mobile will drive up and out will step Space Pope.

That’s good because in the lore, Predators consider humans to be the ultimate “soft” prey (xenomorphs are ultimate “hard” prey). Not because we are strong or more skilled, but because we are clever and devious as fuck. Beating a Predator by tricking it works - no one beats a Predator in a...

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I'm kind of wondering. Seth's social media has posted that a season 4 is TBD based on renewal and used the words season finale, but the official social media account has used the words "finale" and said stuff like thanks for the ride and at least 1-2 actors have used wording that seems to feel...

On a side note, I liked how they basically did a super simple breakdown of post-scarcity society and the prime directive. The post-scarcity explain was actually better than most of Trek’s attempts in the past Deeds and reputation are the new currency since material needs are irrelevant with...

Ya there are tons of story they can do if it gets renewed, but was nice to see it end on a happy / humorous note if it doesn’t Episode was funny as fuck. I’m also a sucker for “fish out of water” characters, so the B plot was interesting as well

Unless they patched it, you can cheat the Rhino fight. Just drop a sword on the ground, start the fight, then pickup the sword and own Rhino easy

If I recall, you have a few options with settlements. You meet the raiding party and then you have some options on what to do - you can either not raid the settlement or you can go about handling the settlement in different ways. You can basically extort the settlement for supplies or destroy...

If that rumor is true (dumping scripted shows for "unscripted" shows), then good fucking bye to that service. Reality TV is just scripted shows with a lower budget and shittier actors

Ya, you raid your own settlements. Then Preston is like " You're technically a General of the Minutemen, but fuck you" and you lose him as a companion. You also don't want to do the raider shit around any good companions either, like Piper, since you take massive rep hits.

Depends. This game is extremely sandbox. There are some guided quests/missions, but you’ll spend a lot of time looking for cool planets, trying to get nice ships, making money, build bases, etc

I want to try this with something really obscure to see what it pulls - I’m presuming this is pulling various artworks and redoing them/combining them. Would be easier to test this theory with something you know very little art exists of it or if it does, it will be easy to identify

That was always something I was sad about when I visited Tokyo. I was hoping to find a big arcade, and all I could find is Pachinko parlors that looked like arcades

Ya I did hate that - you lose out on a ton of content if you play good guy. But if you side with the raiders, it fucks your standing in the Commonwealth and locks you out of stuff there as well

It’s a good game to play in spurts. I had finished the expedition and was going to take a break, but happened upon a massive cave complex on a paradise planet. So now I’m making a Fallout vault base lol

I just saw it as foreshadowing, considering what happens later

Unfortunately you kind of have to figure out what build you want to go for early on because of attributes. Some build/weapon options are attribute locked and require a certain attribute point level to use

With the exception of the "Johnny takes the body" and the "evil" endings, the endings felt open ended and like there should be a part 2.

Witcher 3 also had expansions/DLC to make it what it is today

Konami doesn't give a fuck about making video games anymore, sadly

The introduction of AA in EQ1 made catchup virtually impossible for returning players. As initially implemented, it was a shit system. Especially considering the game had XP loss on death. You had to grind XP loss buff, then you had to grind AA.

Nope. Basically Picard realizes that because of the trauma of what he did as a kid, he essentially made his father the villain in his memories when in actuality his father was a hero. It's implied that Picard would probably ended up dead if not for his dad, that is how fucking unhinged his...

I didn't, that is what I meant by the spider borg. Sure, they might show up. But if this ends up as a possible series finale, that means they either a) get defeated because everyone works together b) don't get defeated and it ends on a dark note

You didn't pay attention then. Picard was viewing his father and mother through the eyes of a child. With an adult perspective, he realizes that his mother was mentally ill and his father (who seemed cruel in his eyes as a kid) was actually trying to do his damnest to keep Picard alive and try...