Are the villains in this season so super, though? Ray and Emmit both fuck of big time (I'm hesitant to call them heroes). Arguably Varga is pretty powerful, but then again he seems to get by mostly through lots of preparation and wtf-ing people into submission (how he got Sy to drink that poison for instance). His…

Well he's an uncomfortable, creepy, gross motherfucker, but isn't he sort of supposed to evoke revulsion?

Apparently they took a lot of cues from The Witcher and Dark Souls, so if you fancy elements from those games; that's what the new AC will look like.

I would've played that straight up, it really is like the XCOM reboot with Mario, if it didn't have those horrible rabbits. They're like the Minions of videogames.

Now that you mention it… Dark Souls really does have some Metroid Prime flavour over it, doesn't it? The big interconnected world, the feeling of isolation, exploring a narrative through clues in the world, overwhelming monster designs, all that jazz. I never realised that before.

I always felt that the show's cinematography drew a lot of attention to the actors, and with great result if you ask me. What mattered was the characters' inner worlds, and I think the cinematography did a fantastic job of highlighting that. Either by drawing attention to various facets of the characters, or drawing…

Really? Huh. First time I've heard that about the RollPlay crew. Well there's a first time for everything I suppose.

"A story will happen when you add PCs."

If you want an example of the kind of adventures Stars Without Number can lead to, I highly recommend the show/'podcast' RollPlay Swan Song. It definitely made me want to play that system alright.

Funny that, because in 5E Bards can absolutely destroy encounters. Not because of the damage, but because they're amazing crowd controllers. They'll just debilitate an enemy to the point that the fighter and barbarian can just poke at it at their leisure.

AFAIK Nazi lady just got her I think lower jaw ripped off? Or fucked up at least? She did look a little plastic surger-ied in this trailer.

A bunch of references and puns, on point regarding car culture as they may be, do not make for a well-written script and all the other elements that make a movie compelling though. I mean they help, especially if it's a comedy, but if your movie completely relies on it then you're not doing it all -that- well.

Considering the price of those games and the times I can hopefully put into them that ain't much of a problem for me! Plus, the teller for Switch games I want is up to 10 now. That'll keep my poor wallet occupied for a while, not to mention my time.

Now you made me imagine the impossible dream of the Switch getting a Katamari game. Holy shit if only…

Well their diet is just shit, they're just swole underneath that chub.

I'm glad I started saving for a Switch a few months ago. Now I'm sure I'm going to get one. I hope they'll release Metroid Prime 3 for the Switch though, or just re-release the Trilogy because I never had a WiiU.

Dude's been keeping in excellent shape with all the fighting in Smash Bros though.

Of course Claire knew about Zoe. They discussed it openly as a tool to use. Claire even wanted it to keep going on at one point.

If you want a cool story that's basically based on the 52 hertz whale, read the graphic novel The Wake.

Being very, -very- confused with the second Casanova volume. That's one weird-ass comic. You haven't read it by any chance? I haven't been so much "wut" since the third volume of Drifter and the last volume of Zero.