Let’s be honest. 99% of the people who criticize Mr. Beast would *love* him if he spent all of his money on himself but made 5 minute videos one a month about how evil capitalism is.

“In my view Canto Bight is the worst sequence/side plot in any of the Star Wars movies. I’d qualify it slightly by saying I’ve seen TROS all of once and it was terrible so maybe there’s stuff in there I would grow to dislike more, but somehow I doubt it.”

Well, in fairness, something can only *be* a side-plot if the…

Best Part of Episode 9 is that it’s over. The worst part of Episode 9 is that it ever began.

“they look a little more thematic than the first game’s Divine Beats.”

Mmm-tiss-mmm-tiss-mmm-tiss-mmm-tiss

Whitney’s ~~Miltank~~ Rollout was the problem. Miltank has tanky af physical defense, which was the only type weakness. Yes, as an adult the choice is clear to just use confusion/accuracy reducing moves, but as a kid if a move didn’t do damage, I deleted it.

And was part poison! Alakazam could easily one shot a higher level Gengar in Gen 1 with Psybeam, let alone Psychic

> “The psychic type has only two weaknesses in these games: ghost and bug-type attacks. Ghost Pokémon are exclusively found in Lavender Town’s Pokémon Tower and only consist of the Gengar line in the first games, and bug-type Pokémon are notoriously weak.”

Spoilers for the word below:

The trick is that there are a ton of words with unique letters that fit:

_O_ER

And very few people will guess words with j or k early. And if you play hard mode, you *have* to guess words that are possible with the information you have so far.

Is it exhausting going through life perpetually trying to find things to be upset about?

Because it seems exhausting. Get off the internet and touch some grass.

Phantom Hourglass:

Best- Fantastic variety of puzzle solving, combat, etc.
Worst - The Ocean Shrine being filled with forced back tracking over and over again + the puzzle that requires you to close and reopen your DS

(And yes, I know they did the one off episode and it was actually quite good and heartwarming, but I want more dammit)

In fairness, they are a lot fewer games now because AAA studios dump massive resources into one or two projects, and good games that use the available modern resources just take longer to make. It’s still odd for me, growing up in the 90s and 2000s, that things like movie/TV show tie-in games just don’t exist anymore.…

This game has had **stellar** support during early access. This game is a poster child for early access done right: small indie team making a first outing, learning what works and what doesn’t, and constantly communicating and iterating.

The devs have been sensational.

Have to look at the Series S, since a requirement from XBox is that the games have to be fully working on the Series S foor them to sign off on release.

My guy, you really need to look up the dictionary definition of socialism. It’s literally about collective ownership of the means of production. And since we don’t live in a direct democracy, nor with 320+ million citizens is that possible, you are literally talking about state ownership.

You seem to have no idea what…

As opposed to a situation where the means of production are controlled by the state, in which case they won’t be used to side with the state that controls them? Is this the honest argument?

And yet Golden Sun ended on a cliffhanger 12 years ago and is still lying bleeding on the ground. Dark Dawn gets a bad rep (and storywise, it’s 100% earned), but it still had great gameplay (at least, the environmental puzzles and exploration - the combat and difficulty curve is the weakest in the series, which is…

My biggest issue with the durability was that there was literally nothing you could do about it. I.e., there was no meaningful repairing, and all of the weapons were brittle af.

I’m fine with weapons degrading if there’s a repair system, even if I have to do it in town or at camp or something and can’t do it “in the…

I’m just worried that the game is basically just going to be “Breath of the Wild with Sky mini-dungeons as opposed to mecha-mini-dungeons.”

I’m kind of concerned that we still really haven’t seen much in the wait of setpiece environments.

An awkward threat, but it at least being in an arid desert would mean British would have to discover a wait to heat food that isn’t boiling.

I try to look on the bright side.