Is it just me that prefers ps2/psp era facial animations/rigs to some of these modern ones?

I’d say the vast majority of people who have seen Friends would disagree with that stance. Sorry bud.

My turn to be confused, had to google “YMMV” lol, but that’s a fun saying (assuming google didn’t lie to me).

Ah! I’m not good at explaining things without references lol.

I feel his demeanor in this comes across more like a Wormtongue like character, and less like a wannabe Thrawn.

I’m sure there have been more last minute edits among big budget studio movies and tv shows.

I was really hoping they’d heard the feedback of how ridiculous and not-like-the-Grand-Inquisitor he looks and that’s why they killed him and cut him out for most of the show to only bring him back actually looking proper in a final scene later on or something.

You’d think that, but then in this very episode she makes a point of saying how she doesn’t want to use him and HE has to convince HER apparently.

Really sounds like you just need to git gud at N64 controller usage.

Oh it’s definitely a thing, I just meant it sounded odd when he said it, might be delivery, might be just me not being used to hearing it as I don’t have any friends who use it.

It’s a shame there was nothing like that one (E3?) demo they had for Fallout 3 where he pickpockets the grenade pin off the grenade of a guy and lets him explode in surprise.

I do find the notion of a fan of anime and manga calling gender bending content “western propaganda” quite amusing.

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As a Brit, personally the only moment that made me double take was his one use of “bruv” but to be fair I don’t hang out in the circles of people who do use that word.

P4G is already available on the go. It was made specifically for the PSVita.

You can have a 3D action traversal game with a dating sim component that is ALSO a Slay the Spire style game at its core, One Step From Eden is a good example of taking Slay the Spire and mashing it up with more actioney gameplay.

Hope you didn’t rape anyone and/or cover up for the raping of anyone.

Aesthetically it’s just Lord of the Rings meets D’n’D and always has been. That being said, the writing on some of their civillisations has turned out if-not-entirely-unique-then-at-least-pretty-distinctive.

To be fair, Bioware’s last Dragon Age “Anime” didn’t look so great either. But it was still an enjoyable enough only-semi-trash Cassandra prequel story.