Space is dark. But that’s okay.

You’re assuming Earth as at least 4 stars. “Wi-Fi is SOO spotty and it smells bad sometimes. I swear this place isn’t sanitary either.”

My 40k lore isn’t great, but 1st Farsight’s sword is not Tau in origin, it was found on an Artefact world (basically a place with scary tech that people don’t go because tech is scary) and MIGHT have lead to him going AWOL from the Tau Empire. 2nd Sanguinious and the Blood Angels became all crazy-chompy-bloodlusty…

I’m pretty sure that IS Ghazghkull’s powerclaw, that he RIPPED OFF after it severed his hand.

I’ve always wanted a Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler buddy odd-couple science movie.

Um. Wat? “Should do well because the actors are underpaid/cheap” is not really logically consistent.

As a former game QA, the word you’re looking for is Production. Production companies are really what kills AAA games, because the have the money and pull all of the strings. Developers have this really awesome concept for a game that no-one’s tried before? Too bad, make it an FPS or slap some IP that we own onto it…

*I* come in pints.

I read it last summer and seriously it is a gorgeous book. Even if some of the core ideas are slightly dated or whatever the language and mood just bleed of the page in the most wonderful way.

Super not a good first date movie. Newp.

Went on a first date in highschool to Eternal Sunshine. So very very many mistakes were made.

You mean she photoshops nice. Look what they did to her nose!

I mean, TECHNICALLY it is. It's just Asia is a pretty big place.

Games development doesn't mean the artist was hired immediately once the project started. Especially given the amount of tech they had to develop based of the few demos that were released.

This stuff could come back in a condensed version in a later Season- since we still need to have Victarion introduced and end up in Slaver's Bay.

I'm pretty sure that's the actual stage model, not CG. There's WAY too much detail (Plus CG happens in post-production, and they're still filming) and that's totally a gritted-up toy Tumbler from Nolan's movies.