and yet, here we go electing the cows to office so long as they can direct collective ire at the chickens.  I find their advertising narrative entirely unsurprising.

If it’s that important to the character’s evolution, why is it hidden after the credits?

I recall it was somewhat of a kerfuffle when he left college early to head to the NFL.

What about the ecomonics of sales? Video games seem to be one of the biggest products that always goes on sale very quickly. Sekiro has been out mere months and it’s frequently 33% off. Far Cry New Dawn has been 50% off for multiple sales.  AC Odyssey was $100 with all the DLC, but it’s often been as cheap as a third…

As a non-game developer, I often ponder the difference between a single-use app that’s “done” and a system planned to grow and expand. They’re very different approaches, and something about the artistry of a complete singular item is lost in the bigger sprawls.

$60 isn’t a barrier. It’s just “low tide”.

Judging from how it’s a 23-minute Tube of You from an explanation that took about 30 seconds to read, the tutorials on that must be overwhelming.

It’s time to wrap up Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.

The philosophy of dropping as many f-bombs as you can just makes a movie less mature.

Hypothetical question...

Or to put it in other music terms....

“... this is what people think all conservatives are now, and we are not.”

Vader often swings his saber one-handed. Obi-wan and Luke are usually two-handed. This was always, to me, a good choreography indicating Vader’s sheer strength, which works if it’s like a broadsword. If it’s like a light sword, this is Vader styling.

It doesn’t have to be self-contained. It just has to still be a Bond movie. This is sounding more like a Bond spin-off, and they’ll get a Daniel Craig cameo to legitimize it. Nothing wrong with spin-offs, either, but don’t tell me it’s Bond 25 when it’s more interested in being something else.

Very kind of this administration to tweet out something about immigrants this morning so we can understand these raids in context.

The agents were rejected by people at the residences because they didn’t have warrants,

Is anyone else worried about all these other hooks?

Well it’s not like a walk because there’s actual risk to complete a play. so I guess it does score as an at-bat for both.

I see what you’re getting at. The trouble is enforcing the batter’s box - not sure it’d be good to just do away with that.

I imagine it’s scored the same as a runner already on base advancing.