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If they do something like a char or two an episode with the story all told the same way it's going to be rough. I threw in the original made for TV movie and the opening stuff is still pretty decent. Having the first scene of the show being the cleaning out of a church six months after the...

The best reason I can think to use some non-linear storytelling (or edit it that way once its done) is the realization that the second half is nowhere near as interesting as the first half. See also the original miniseries, It Chapter 2 and many of King's novels themselves.

They rush through 80% of Harold's arc which is so strange to do first. Also he has already has his "maybe I could just stay here, people seem to really like me" crisis but instead of it being Nadine that fucks all that up for Harold he's all in on Team Evil after one vision from Flagg. I guess a...

So for episode one - I don't know if the whole season is going to be the same way but the non-linear storytelling did this episode no favors. The fun part about apocalyptic fiction is the build up to the collapse and then the collapse itself. By having the first scene of the show be about the...

Even losing the race I had a ton of fun and look back on it fondly. Once it was month two of PoP and everyone was rocking 90% of BiS to then go in to LDoN who fucking cares.

I wish they did more event servers like Selos. Getting dumped in to Luclin naked and trying to do raid content was interesting. With the regular three month unlock cycle everyone has plenty of time to get enough gear for the next expansion's content to already be trivial the second it releases...

That's Charlize Theron in 2 Days in the Valley.

Given that a big big chunk of the book is building towards a military conflict (that never, ever happens) I wonder if he was planning to have one and chickened out.

If you're not basing all of your decisions on aesthetics I don't know what to tell you.

Name yo

I feel personally attacked. Unrelated

It's more that the fruit is so low hanging that the Activision bean counters can't help but walk face first in to it.

It's easy money so we'll get it eventually.

Thinking about it more I like this explanation the most. It explains my experience perfectly - too much brain power allocated trying to figure out what I was seeing and its implications.

Having skipped a few TLPs it does look like people have finally gotten the memo on the good classes.

I would think Classic numbers will play heavily in to their timetable. The stronger they hold the later 2021 they can push out TBC.

Whether or not you have to put in any effort at all is an entirely different issue.

If you really get a hair up your ass the list of shit you can do slightly better or tricks you can show up to a raid with is a long fucking list. There's basically always one more layer of autism available.

Necros parse well in Classic, well in Kunark, and then dip for a few expansions. They just don't get as much out of Luclin or PoP AAs as other dps classes and their most effective dots don't work on all targets (which is true for every era). None of the dot consolidations introduced have yet to...

Kunark too but that's a speck in the rear view mirror now.

Do her in open world with enough people in the zone and she won't even AE.

That's pretty sweet guys.

If you make mana a priority through your race and gearing SKs can pump out some respectable numbers.

Another thing to consider is that each month you get 500 daybreak cash for having a subscription and a race change is 2250 DBC (or between 20 and 25 dollars). For some people it's no big thing to just change each expansion to whatever is the most convenient.

I thought the individual piece of the macguffin looked alright but they did indeed look mighty fucking dumb assembled.

I didn't have any audio troubles.

Erudite. Your Origin puts you right next to a Luclin spire.

Anyone watch the movie backwards yet?

I wonder if there was a plan to make a sequel going from the other direction in the event of wild success.

I liked the stoicism and his progression through the film where we see him start to really figure shit out at the end and he also looks really good in an expensive suit but I can't call him charismatic.

I caught this and The Rental based on this thread and I wish I could mush the two films together. The Invitation was a far better written film with much better acting but the violence was nowhere near as interesting as it was in The Rental. Still good though.

Spawn did it better.

I still burn CDs because my car has a CD player related -

If there was less spycraft dinner/lunch scenes and less sorta love interest subplot the pacing would have been better and let the movie get more mileage out of the cool high concept science fiction and fancy set pieces.

I can see why this was polarizing. Cool premise, tons of money on the screen and some good performances but lord did I just not give a fuck. The final action set piece I thought was going to be cooler but most of what was happening in both directions lacked enemies. Tons of shooting, explosions...

David Bowie just refusing to do anything until he got out of his shitty contract or Prince walking around with Slave written on his face as he changes his name to a symbol in an attempt to get out of his shitty contract I can understand. It's tougher with Dave. He signed a huge money deal and...