Nah the drama rules.  If only because Mikkelsen is one of the few people on earth who can pull stuff off like this and make it fucking amazing.

I started watching around 13-14 and still very much enjoyed it.

This statement right here encompasses my biggest pet peeve in all of existence. In the same vein, the people who speak with no, or minimal accent (other than their native dialect would include) and for literally NO reason whatsoever, they’ll say a word from another region/language and overly accent it. “Oh man, let me…

It’s my hatred for shinji mikami and his 3 cuts of a rocket launcher killing a end boss.

Everything but the wife part checks out. Gf of 4yrs is pretty close though, haha.

wait you’re also a ginger? dude you might be my doppelganger or twin separated at birth neither of us knew about. 

All of the above. I think I have the connection for it and unfortunately have the privilege of paying for no data cap. That aside it still isn’t tempting with their model. I’m all for replacing my consoles / pc with streaming but this ain’t it.

That’s Kojima though, he’s 100% into cliches and tropes, and the reason I think it works (especially in DS, even more than in MGS) is that it’s so damn over-the-top in how seriously it takes itself that it actually becomes endearing. I don’t want to play a Kojima game that isn’t obtuse and overloaded with meaningless…

15.

Damn it, I didn’t make the list!

Sure, because astronomical phenomena schedule themselves according to the obstructions in low Earth orbit.

I’m not a kid.

That’s much better than I’d expect, but it’s so all over the place in Texas. I remember trying to get good internet in Montana, but I had a chicken fry instead. It was delicious.

I live in a Podunk texas town too, 25,000 people, nearly to the Oklahoma border and 2 hours away from Dallas. We have ATT fiber here, but every other town in the county and most around us have terrible ISPs like Suddenlink or dish. Texas has had a boon lately, but nationwide and even in certain areas of the state the…

I often visit my friends place; they live about 10 minutes *walking distance* from the main Google campus, and have a network set up and paid for by the Google network engineers who live there; it does not get 100mbps down and nowhere even remotely close up. The infrastructure is very not there. 

Even if you do have an unlimited data cap, how long do you think you will be able to chew through, I think I saw 30GB for an hour of gaming in a different review, before your ISP throttles your connection? Add in the fact that you don’t own the game you just paid $60+ for. At least if I buy a digital game on the PS…

Ditto for mine. There’s a blind spot for these developers where they think that everyone has the same access to bandwidth that they do, and sooner or later that’s going to bite someone. Their market is going to shrink because their grand ideas run into the brick wall of crap infrastructure, and none of the providers…

100mbps is a lot though.

Nobody is overstating the infrastructure problem. Between the land mass, privatization of the internet, and corporations allowed be generally shitty and shut down efforts to go around them for decent internet; it’s only the biggest barrier to the US getting better tech when it should.

I live just outside of Des Moines, and my internet speed is 3.5 mbps. Stadia is the opposite of feasible here.