So he just punches people real good? I'm OK with that, if it channels some fun schlocky kung fu movies, but this trailer seems to be taking itself way to seriously. All the other Marvel Netflix Marvel Netflix series had emotional/conceptual elements that distinguished them, and introduced things beyond punching…

I noticed this too (i.e that it's the pipe from the painting), and it made me practically giddy.

THIS IS WHAT WE DO!

I didn't get the sense that they were setting up his backstory from the books (i.e. The reason he was banished to Brakebills South).

This was my favorite sequence from the first book, and while I think the show did a good job, I hoped for a little bit more. I thought Grossman's writing was amazing when describing the characters points of view when they were animals. It felt like a beautiful homage to an older style of fantasy, namely The Once…

I still chuckle when I recall, "Kyyyyyyeeerrrrrrmyyyyyit. Pyrfyct."

I got it with three strategically placed bottlecap mines and a 6-crank laser rifle shot. That was only after half a dozen deathclawings, though. I agree that it was a bit disappointing. I enjoyed the spooky lead-up though.

Absolutely. And I got scolded by everybody for giving that old lady some mentants for her prophesying. She's old, but she can handle her shit!

I looked up the types of activities Cait likes. No thanks. She'd be a bad influence.

Who have folks been travelling with? I know this isn't the optimal way to play in terms of perks, but I like to pick my companions based on the mission. I'll take Nick Valentine on the noir-tinged missions or the Brotherhood of Steel guy for combat heavy stuff. This doesn't always work out, of course. For…

Jeffrey Tambor is stunning and brave.

They're like the Bluths, but more selfish and less funny.

I was reading the "Tips" section on the IGN wiki, and it said that, since junk is now important, make sure that, before entering a new area, you fast travel back to your base home and unload all your scrounged stuff. Then fast travel back and collect new stuff. Repeat as necessary. To me, that seems to destroy the…

I've always thought about focusing on one SPECIAL and talking/hacking/meleeing my way through the entire game. But I always just build a balanced character. Melee usually suffers because I like lock picking and sniping motherfuckers too much.

I like that VATS gives you a temporary break from the action to let you plan your attacks and next moves. Also, you get great, tense moments where you're praying a low percentage headshot hits with enough damage to finally take the enemy down. Then it doesn't and you're out of ammo and action points…then you hear…

Can we agree to like this? Because I liked this.

Dude, he's fine.

This video has one…two…two things! Ahck ahck ahck!

That looked like it took effort. Not just putting one thing on top of another thing. (Though, arguably, putting things on top of other things is what Legos are all about,)

I interpreted her "Yep" as heartbreaking, because she still had all the memories and feelings.