YOU PROMISED ME FLESH! EVERY STEP IS A NEW NIGHTMARE!

Yu Gi Oh and Dragonball had the same thing. Going by my cousin who watched it, the first season of Yu Gi Oh, that didn't air in the West apparently, is incredibly crazy compared to what we've seen. More bullying, more violence, all that shit. And the original Dragonball compared to Dragonball Z…well most of us know…

"but when the fights do unfold, they don’t pack much of a punch. "

Fair enough, but that still leaves a lot of games that don't need that kind of heavy investment as a Dragon Age, The Witcher or something along those lines. Your Owlboys, Papers Please, Enter The Gungeon, whathaveyou. I've noticed that as my life got busier my gaming tastes simply changed. More smaller experiences or…

Fair enough. It helps that I got myself a PSP, which is a miracle of emulation, so I've got a wealth of decently complex pre-GameCube era games (I only got into videogames pretty late so I missed out on all of that) to go through, possibly on the move (not that I do so, as I bike everywhere, but I can). And with those…

Which you consume in tiny bits. The Sopranos totals at around 86 hours. You don't binge that in one go either, right? Finishing The Witcher 3 took me almost a year, and that's one of the longer ones. I usually don't play more than a movie's worth of time a day, if that. I don't know what kind of games you used to…

YouTube-Poop is reaching new levels it seems.

Nah, it's an awesome sentiment. Publishers have shown time and time again that pre-ordering is nothing but an exploitative practice that's bad for the consumer. Because here's the thing; more and more reviews aren't out until release. Gee I wonder why.

Eh, 'woke-as-hell', what on Earth does that even mean?

Holy shit and I thought the Woody Harrelson AMA was a gem.

"So, there are samurai on hand. Are there other sections of the park we haven’t seen yet?"

"Why aren’t the eight movies constantly on cable"

You'd be surprised how many people want exactly that. Nostalgia is a powerful factor.

I read "Channel Zero" and immediately got excited to see that comic being adapted.

That's a 90's song though. Which explains a lot.

That's a hit again? Whoever's responsible for that can't be a bad person. Just can't.

Because that moment of rock-bottom is so unbelievable deep that all of that truly stops mattering. It hardly even comes up in your thoughts, if at all. That's the kind of apathy, the kind of deadness inside that makes you consider that. "You don't care any more" doesn't even begin to describe it, if you ask me. I…

That said, you can't really direct people towards just this episode. It only works so well thanks to its place within the context of BoJack's entirety.

I don't know, I found that Stellaris had less of the "learning and playing curve the shape of a cliff face" problems that most Paradox grand strategies have. I found it quite easy to get playing and keep playing.

True, it isn't. But it shows investor confidence which then, step by step, translates to how big companies perform and how they deal with their stakeholders (not stockholders, that's a different thing). But my point was simply that economy and economic behavior in people isn't an exact science and that irrational…