The first season is very uneven - and the first few episodes are outright bad - so I’d recommend using a watch guide for that. From the second season onwards you can just watch everything, though.
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She’s easily my favourite character in canon. (My fav overall is probably still ol’ crankypants Kreia tho.)
Isn’t it Polish for ‘buttercup’?
yes, listening to people who think there’s a difference between ‘actual’ fans and, i dunno, ‘fake’ fans? is clearly the path forward here, and not precisely what lead us to The Rise of Skywalker.
That wasn’t their plan—the story BioWare went with for their MMO had very little in common with what the folks who created the Exile had in mind for KotOR III.
give Parvati her own DLC imo
For what it’s worth, I’ve read elsewhere that, in some critics’ assessments at least, The Outer Worlds does subvert the ‘everything is a shade of grey’ convention of these games, at least in places. I think the specific quote was something to the effect of ‘it’s not that both sides are bad, so much as all sides are…
I’ll definitely be getting The Outer Worlds, and I’m curious about Fallen Order--but I’ll probably wait on reviews since most of the stuff I’ve seen from it so far hasn’t really moved me. (Austin Walker’s preview aside.)
The show’s director, Yoh Yoshinari, has said a few times that he wants to make another season, this time with more focus on Diana and Amanda, plus a prequel about Shiny Chariot. (And also potentially a spin off based on the Night Fall books from the series.)
He has in fact said he’d hold another referendum if elected. He reiterated it in a speech before Parliament yesterday.
(it’s an impossible dream, but imagine if Microsoft let, say, Obsidian collab with HBS on a new big budget Shadowrun RPG... with maybe some character cameos...)
One of the - many - things I really liked about Shadowrun: Dragonfall was the way it would sometimes specifically subvert the player’s attempts to do exactly this. There’s one character in particular who always seemed to be able to tell if you were saying the things you thought they wanted to hear, and doing so would…
And yet, shooters tend to sell better, and be more widely played, on console, because the controls are more than good enough for most people, and consoles are just what they have. Heck, these days a lot of people play shooters on their phones.
I mean, I very much see The Sims as a PC franchise too, but there’s definitely a lot of appeal to the idea of being able to play it on a portable system.
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Derry Girls!
It’s Patrick/Waypoint, so the reporting is more than solid.
Uh, electrum is amber, and ambaric energy is just electricity, produced and stored in exactly the same ways as we do in our reality. The names are just flipped.