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Goddamn, that sounds fantastic.

No shit? Damn it now I might move it up in my que before Cyberpunk. Do you really think it's that good? Don't spoil anything if you don't mind but I'm curious to hear why it's so good.

Take a pic of it and post. I think I have an idea of what you're talking about but I just want to look at it. The one that I have for grinding spices doesn't have a removable cup but it's just the lid and the button deal is up on top of it. Once you slap it on and start grinding I've never...

I bought a cheap coffee grinder from home goods couple years ago for maybe 10 bucks, don't even remember the name but it seems to work fine. I don't necessarily think you need anything more than just one that works and turns on every time you try to use it. If it eventually shits the bed just...

Yeah, I remember the first one I went to and thought, cool it'll be a weird alien tomb or something to explore. I wonder what weird shit there might be. Really thought it was going to be some ancient city ruins, maybe find some alien bodies explaining everything. Nope, nothing . It...

That's actually a pretty cool idea. There's so much you could potentially do. I guess if you're going to do a big multiverse type story, go whole hog, and have some pretty screwed up scenarios. I haven't read about all the different New game Plus versions that you can potentially encounter...

Path of least resistance. Think the point he's making is there's newer generations of people that always gravitate toward that direction, and the current world with technology, ease of life, strong vs weak men, etc just reinforce that behavior. Life can be hard for a lot of people, but...

I don't remember who posted it originally, maybe @Tuco but there was an article that talked about during the initial development planetary environments were much harsher, and if you didn't have the right suit for the job, you couldn't explore. Also the whole fuel consumption was a big deal and...

Thanks guys, I figured that might I've been too good to be true, but figured at least I'd ask.

If I've got all my game stuff through steam, because of the merger, at this point, can I just get all of those deals / additions even if I have some of them via steam? I Ask because I have never screwed around with the epic store or whatever.

Think it was one of his first roles.

Was thinking about it, and the wife and I had watched the latest movie back when it was out on HBO because she didn't really know much about it but was interested. Got done watching it and then immediately tried to look for the original mini series. Just wasn't that happy with the movie...

Was a little jarring when they changed some of the actors out in the second one, and it definitely seemed that the production values went down some with swapping early days of CGI green screen. They haven't aged well, but I'm not really that concerned when the acting and faithfulness was so...

The miniseries are really underrated. I remember watching both on SciFi. Think I still have the directors cut of the first one on DVD somewhere. Yeah the production levels are pretty low budget, but they stayed pretty true to the books if I remember. They were almost more like stage plays.

Who else is strong? I haven't gotten the game yet but just been watching stuff about it and wondering who you're talking about. Try not to watch too much though because I don't want to spoil anything. Mainly just trying to learn what this system is for when I go to actually play it.

Thanks for posting that. So many of the old SSI games I remember playing. Definitely a trip down memory lane.

Go into your key bindings, and for your boost pack,in the second slot, bind another key. It shoots you forward for faster traveling rather than shooting you straight up. Makes a big difference if you sprint and shoot forward for quicker travel. I think the balanced packs are supposed to be...

Never read that one. Is that a newer book?

Was the Times Picayune in New Orleans. May have just been that paper.

Back in the day when the Sunday paper had the TV guide for the week, I'd always check to see what midnight horror movie was playing the coming Saturday. Used to be an hour of Tales from the Dar Side and Monsters at 11pm and then a sci-fi or horror movie after. Pretty sure I saw Chopping Mall...

Haha, that's right, it's got the Wishmaster. That was a pretty crappy Wes craven movie out of the mid-90s. I think his best performance I ever saw him in was toy soldiers with Louis gossett Jr and Sean Aston.

Fuck yeah I have, it's got Buffalo Bill. Completely forgot about that one, but it's pretty good and it's even got Freddy! I think it's even been even longer since I've seen it, going to go have to try to dredge it up somewhere.

Was thinking of other decent King adaptations and remembered Graveyard Shift. Haven't seen it since I was much younger, but remember it being fairly decent. Wonder if it still holds up. Think it had the guy who does Chucky's voice, can't remember his name at the moment.

Yeah I used a mod or something when I was still playing it because it just got too damn annoying. I mean it's need and all but but it is not fun but 100 time you dick around with it.

Are the void battles as annoying as the army battles in PFwotr? Those were kind of fun at first but they just got so tedious and annoying.

So what's the verdict so far from you guys that are playing it? Worth picking up during the holiday sale, or wait a bit?

Yeah, I'm holding off. Probably be on at least a little sale come Christmas, and that'll give me time to finish Starfield and jump to Cyberpunk. I am pretty excited about the game though. It's been a great year, and I don't think I've spent this much time playing video games in a long long while.

Dog Soldiers. Just watched it again the other evening. It's low budget, but a great movie. Danny Boyle I think. There's another one out there from the guy who did Stake Land about a werewolf, can't remember the name, but it was pretty good for being low budget indie. Late Phases maybe it was...

Maybe, not really sure. I know there's a bunch of kayak specific electric motors out there like the torquedo, but don't believe it's a one and done unit. Wouldn't be surprised though that there is one on the market.

We never had liver and onions growing up, think it was due to my mom not liking it, so it was never on the menu. I think I've only ever had it once in my life at a greasy spoon diner just to try it. It wasn't bad but I haven't ever had it again.

What were the pork chops like when you grew up? Dry and tough? Just curious. Pan fried chops with Mac and cheese, or mashed potatoes / gravy, and steamed broccoli was one of my favorite meals growing up. Still make it maybe once a month.

Yeah I toyed with the idea of getting the drive, and it seems like it works pretty well but having all those cables and everything retro fitted in the middle of a deck is just kind of odd. I've got to stand up assist bar setup on mine because I like to be able to stand up in sight fish...

Yeah it looks like they basically took the seat design Nucanoe. One of the reasons I bought mine I think back in 2016 was because it was the only yak on the market with a swivel seat. The frame on the Titan seat and mesh even looks the same. If I had the space and lived on the water, I'd...

Two different types of films, but I agree it's good and also because of Darabont.

That's the haunted house movie one isn't it? I vaguely remember watching it and it was pretty rough. I think the gay guy from American psycho was in it if I'm not mistaken. Think his character had mommy issues, kind of a common Stephen King trope.

Dude I watched that when it came out as well but that's definitely one that doesn't hold up. The CGI on The langoliers in the end is just pretty rough. He does give a pretty weird and hilarious performance. Still I don't mind watching those older made for TV mini series adaptations of Kings...

If remember correctly Tom skerritt was in the adaptation of desperation. I think Ron Pearlman was in it too, and maybe Kathy Bates. It was pretty goddamn forgettable. The full version of the '90s the stand TV movie as a free on YouTube right now. I watched it a handful of evenings ago and...

I just rewatched it the other day during Halloween season and it being essentially a made for TV movie it is utterly fantastic. I think that has a lot to do with Miguel Ferreira. I remember the first time I saw it was on HBO back when I was in high school. It still holds up to this day.

Doctor Sleep was pretty good. The Night Flier is great, but The Mist is the best adaptation ever of his works, but that's because of Frank Darabont.