“What you’ve just said... Is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point, in your rambling, incoherent response, were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have…

Well damn. All I want to do is wish you the best, Matt. As you’ve said there are others who have been and will continue to be here, carrying on the spirit of Gameological, but I don’t think it’s an understatement to say you have been a foundational voice and it won’t be the same without you. I want to keep reading…

Ctrl+F “Into the West” = no results.

This is a very good game and this review is also very good. Also Toadette is there, but remember, they are a genderless species that basically dresses however the heck they want and it’s great.

I only got into ABBA through Community, so...

There are plenty of medium-sized cities that have supported Minor League teams and currently support independent or summer leagues. I don’t think it’d be that hard.

I am learning as I grow older that people HATE when happy endings aren’t the be-all and end-all.

I knew “Star Wars” was going to come up the moment I read “Respect for the emotional journey.” This is a bad argument that gets trotted out every time someone doesn’t like a new entry in a series.

Also that whole thing where he feels personally responsible for his nephew, the child of his sister and best friend, turning to evil, underneath HIS care, and also he considered killing him on top of that. It’s not exactly something you sit down to Life Day dinner after.

The only problem with this argument is it removes shame, which is clearly a major driver for who Luke is when Rey shows up. He is ashamed and guilty, feelings he never really reckoned with as a kid, even when he defied Yoda.

Maybe he should have, though? Isn’t that an argument for Luke?

What do beekeepers even need fuel for?

Velen for now, I guess? A book for sure. But now it’s time for Skellige and what feels to some degree like a soft game restart.

It was officially a middle school I went to, but we all called 6-8th grade Junior High. I feel like it’s “officially” Middle School but many refer to it as Jr High.

What about spot.im? That went super well!

I got a Community notification for THIS?

Geralt reminds me a lot of Bigby in Wolf Among Us. His reputation often precedes him, even if it’s just by profession, and he only has so many answers to problems, but you get to determine what kind of person he can be within that framework. He can be a bit of a softie, he can be the monster everyone says, and…

Avatar hacking. Super worth the effort, I’m sure.

I can’t guarantee it, but my understanding is that both the Switch and 3DS versions replaced Super Mario 3D World levels with Odyssey levels.

That cursor on the screen is ghastly but I wouldn’t recommend against the game unless it became solely reliant on microphone controls or something. I love me some Captain Toad.