I never felt the need to loot a puddle. With a few perks in commerce, I can’t even sell the spoils of one mission to wipe out some Ecliptic mercs without the vendors running out of money. “Items worth money” isn’t remotely a problem in the game, the problem is being able to sell them.

I need them to fix the quest marker bug associated with ECS Constant quests after the ship departed from the Porrima System!

If the dozens of other shining examples didn’t change the industry, this sure won’t.

“Gunn (who, in October, was named as the new co-CEO of DC Studios at Warner Bros. along with producer Peter Safran) told reporters on Tuesday, according to Deadline: ‘I will say here that Flash is probably one of the greatest superhero movies ever made.’”

It’s sure as shit worth at least what I’m paying for Game Pass.

There is a cap; each vendor or kiosk has a certain amount of money available.  Look in the top right of the screen while you’re selling things and you can see how much they have to give you.

Counterpoint: Thor: Ragnarok is a top-five MCU movie and has the most perfect use of humor in the franchise.

ANOTHER Frank, Dodd housing crisis? shit.

Huh. That storyline fit so well with the prior arc of the show (in the boar-on-the-floor episode has Logan asking Tom when he can expect grandkids or if Tom is “shooting blanks,” the whole storyline in season 3 of Tom’s obsession with getting Shiv pregnant before she goes to jail, culminating in her deciding to…

It’s not an unreasonable demand, and simultaneously, Lewis and other TikTokers’ confusion about what is and isn’t the right way to be a horny woman on the internet also seems fair.

There are actual problems with this show. There are actual things that a skilled critic could address. There are actual plot issues, pace issues, dialogue issues, theme issues.
Which makes it all the more infuriating when Barsanti ignores them to make complaints that demonstrate his complete lack of media literacy:

I think you might be projecting a bit. Everyone I know who saw it for the first time as an adult (I was in my early twenties the first time I saw it, myself) also loved it. I simply can’t agree with this take. You don’t have to like it but don’t assume you understand other people’s enjoyment of it anywhere near well…

Man I don’t know I have rewatched the OG FLCL numerous times over the  years and IMO it’s still great.  The sequels though have been pretty bad, it’s just had to capture what made the OG one so good.

With TLJ and some of its love, for me, I think it’s a thoroughly mediocre movie that also happens to have some really strong ideas that felt fresh to a franchise that was basically just treading water and playing the old hits, and nothing more. I loved the idea that Rey’s parentage was set up as being inconsequential,…

It’s good they’re advocating responsible play, but also a little silly that the people who designed a mouse trap are telling the mice “just don’t eat the cheese, bro.” That’s the thing you built, my dudes. You deliberately designed a thing to keep people playing for as long as humanly possible.

and honestly, they shouldn’t be. These are build-changing and build-defining uniques. Some unique combos become “win the game” buttons. Ebay would be awash in D4 uniques.

Because with the apparent invulnerability that the rich typically have for consequences, typically with poor people suffering for them instead, it’s nice to see these assholes actually face one for once in their goddamn lives. We’d rather have a just and equitable system where nobody has to needlessly die, but short…

Agreed. I am playing a necro that can’t curse anyone because I need both my skeleton slot and my golem slot, leaving only my to mouse button skills, my ult and exploding corpses. I feel the lack of of cursing, but I really don’t want to give up my golem.

This movie was so great. Visually one of the most incredible movies I’ve ever seen. With a lot of story and character, too. Expands on the first film in an interesting way. My only complaint was that it’s like, half a movie.