I feel like that ran its course in the first season. But apparently the Australian version of the show is much more than.

doesn't that happen to kids all the time? I mean I don't have a baby but my impression is that they'll swallow any damn thing, and constant shitting

I'm getting the feeling they're deliberately expanding his character this season. To continue with the review theme a bit, he was treated as a subject in the scene when Amanda got Nolan in charge of the investigation.

No matter what else, I always appreciate JMS' understanding that "spoilers" don't spoil when they're used as proper foreshadowing. "How," to him, is always more important than "what."

Well that's part of what I'm saying. Babylon 5 thinks it's being idealistic, but as soon as it prioritizes "free trade" it leads directly to that neoliberal multiculturalism.

If it was made today, it would have said "Hi h8rs" instead of "Faith manages" and we're all the worse off for that sad fact.

yeah, JMS' response to questions like those pointed the "abnormalities" mentioned by the computer in Deconstruction. It's an artificial destruction of some kind.

wait, there were women in Watch Dogs?

I'm not feeling your argument style, myself. This still seems to be you trying to beat me at…whatever competition you seem to think this is, instead of entering a conversation.

do I *look* like a Newswirer?

Awesome, it is. Well, the initial trilogy. The follow-ups are wobbly, and the Silver Spike is god-awful. But that original is fantastic low fantasy.

I always hate islands in strategy games, so I've never really tried Ireland. I know it's Conventional Wisdom though.

I wouldn't consider Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn terrible close either, it's about as Heroic Fantasy as it gets, and if we included that, may as well include every damn fantasy series ever.

What's the other duology? The China books? They're 400 years apart.

we know.

watch this space!

"if only an AV Club writer had put together a tutorial" http://www.gameranx.com/fea…

christ, not even pitching that makes me a failure.

As much as I love The Black Company novels, other than their low fantasy setting, I don't think they're really all that similar to GOT. Rigid single perspective focusing on the grunts is very different.

We left off several of the most obvious picks. Games like Dragon Age and The Witcher were believed to be too obvious.