I haven't been able to re-watch Brokeback Mountain since it was released. The film was a huge success for gay cinema but the whole thing is laced with despair. His character shuts down every chance at happiness and hurts others as he does it.

Gil, the snarky Engineer, recently said something to my Ryder like "You know me. I always say what I'm feeling." Actually Gil I don't know you. This was our fourth conversation and you've mostly talked about poker.

They're competing with the Dark Spawn, the Red Lyrium and the Kett for turf. Bioware villains have kept a common MO for some time.

This game is giving me time management anxiety. Planet clearing is nicer than the open areas of DAI but my quest menus get bogged down. I find myself chasing between map icons to scoop up whatever is available.

I'm making more progress in Andromeda and realizing that one reason the loyalty missions in ME2 worked is because the recruitment missions were also interesting. I was invested in those characters by the time I was asked to do something for them.

I watched a lot of male/male romcoms in the late 90's and early 00's. The good ones were few and far between. Guy meets guy, there's an obstacle and they do or don't overcome it. Obstacles include:

I've tried to support DC's Midnighter and Archie Comic's Kevin Keller and Life with Kevin books. I can't always keep track of when the paper issues are out so I tend to buy them in bulk on the apps. I've heard Marvel's got an Iceman comic series coming out this spring, but it was advertised months ago and still…

This tape is for my great great grandparents, from whom I inherited the unbalanced serotonin and dopamine chemistry that contributed to my chronic depression.

Main Quest and Side Quest would help for a start. Sorting by faction/guild would be even better.

I wouldn't mind if the quest menu had a few more sorting options.

What were your thoughts on Chapter 10? I had more issues with that than Chapter 13, though perhaps I was making it harder than it needed to be.

Before sidequests JRPG's had level grinding, Platformers had "collectibles." Go back to NES action games and you've got lots of bottomless pits and one-hit kills. They were there to make short games last longer… and not always for the better.

It's not much of a business to steal. It's certainly no Evil Syrup Empire.

Cole Sprouse sightings in this thread are appreciated as well. When Archie "surprised" him after his shower in Ep 7 I was waiting for a towel drop.

One hope is that Polly turns out to be scarier than the Blossoms, making them regret their decision.

MOOSE: After the Serpents beat me up I got myself a tube of Covergirl Concealer. Now my face looks as good as new!

Uh-oh. Midway through season one and I'm already wavering. The first few episodes were such a pleasant surprise but it seems that initial energy might be unsustainable.

The writer is comparing Breath of the Wild to Link to the Past. I'm curious whether he's played any of the recent 3D Zeldas. It sounds like he's at a point in his life where he doesn't have time to find the parts of an open world game that he'd enjoy. A Link Between Worlds might be perfect for him.

Link… Link… Open your eyes. Bring chib-erty to Hyrule!

The NES Superman gives you an open world Metropolis filled with chibi-fied citizens. The idea is good but the results are dull. Every gangster can hurt you so they apparently found a stash of kryptonite bullets. Superman takes his orders from a chibi Statue of Liberty.