I love Huxley, but his idea that “work is work” - especially that (in his words) “what matters to the worker is neither the product nor the technical process, but the pay, the hours, the attitude of the boss, the physical environment” - may be a timeless observation, but that doesn’t mean it’s accurate:

*Peyton looks at label, reads*

The journey of one thousand miles begins with a single step...

All of them.

How have they not made a Hunger Games MOBA?

“...where you can hear that the “boo level” in the above Vine is edited.”

Here’s one more stretch-of-a-reason why it fits, an important/dominant feature on her compass - which is apparently central to her story - is a lens.

Wow, kudos for the relatively obscure recall. For a one-off fairy, no less. Played Hyrule Warriors when it first came out and didn’t remember that was that particular fairy’s name (barely remember the storyline, at that). No issues striking it, was more of an afterthought.

Hell, here’s another one: Proxie.

Would like to have seen if any other names were considered. I’ve sort of landed on Lynze (alt spelling: Linze - pronounced “Lens”). Sort of in the same way that Link is the player’s link into the gaming world, she acts as the lens/filter of our experience. Plus, it’s got a unique/characterish flavor and is a pseudo…

Should’ve went with “Ellie” if they wanted to go that route.

Split-screen in-person co-op/matches are the videogame version of practical effects in movies for me...the movie tends to feel more ‘real’ and be far more enjoyable and personal with stakes that are actually felt (look no further than ‘Edge of Tomorrow,’ which was far superior to most overtly saturated CGI…

It’s like the immortal words of Lao Tzu:

Mario Ninja Warrior

Apple bottom bangs.

Bring back Freddy Pharkas!

“I am not anti-vaccine. I am anti-thimerosal, anti-mercury. They have taken some of the mercury laden thimerosal out of vaccines. NOT ALL!”